"Alive Seminars staff proceeded to dim the lights," says the suit. "Plaintiff and the other attendees were instructed to stand up and close their eyes, pretending that a light from above would come down and take all the 'negative energy' out of them, then pretend that a hole opened up in the ground and swallowed the 'negative energy.' While this was happening, one of the Alive Seminars staff had a cell phone with the light on, recording plaintiff in her state of undress."
Attendees, the lawsuit alleges, were confined in an atmosphere of fear and intimidation.
"If plaintiff wanted to use the restroom, someone from the Alive Seminars staff would stand outside the restroom door," says the suit. "When another participant ran into the restroom to throw up, Alive Seminars staff ran after her. Another male participant was only given a small trash can to throw up in and was forced to do it in front of all the other attendees."
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