3811. They foresaw no conflict
arising from their plan to work for the destruction of the government, simply
because they had implicit faith in both the Tsar, and their Bible study group
leader. They knew that the Tsar was devout and so it was obvious to them that
he could not possibly ignore directions, which would be coming directly to him
via the leader of their study group.
3812. The government had to be
recreated following the instructions sent from the Divine Mind, as revealed to
the sect’s leaders who were obviously divinely inspired. They were divinely
inspired because otherwise they could never have come up with these outlandish
ideas in the first place.
3813. I refer to the sect’s
leaders in the plural but that is a misstatement, because the Bible reading group
had been created and directed by one man, a Doctor of Divinity who had
graduated from Yale’s Divinity School. This is not the place to describe this
man, who was simply a con-artist and charlatan who spent his time exploiting
middle aged woman in emotionally difficult circumstances. Clara had fallen
under his spell, and that is all we need to know about him at this point.
3814. For Clara the Bible study
group became the one thing she felt was important enough to abandon the care of
her husband. Gradually household employees and nurses looked after him as she
devoted more and more time to her religious activities. You would think a group
with such outlandish and extreme ideas might come under the watchful eye of the
secret police, but the police took no interest in them.
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