Understanding 3D Hospitals: Unveiling the Essence of Love
Discover the intriguing concept of a 3D hospital in Love Has Won: The Cult of Mother God Episode 2 Uncover the mysteries and delve into the unique realm of this unconventional medical facility
Episode 2 of Love Has Won: The Cult of Mother God is now available, and you may have come across the term "3D hospital". Directed by Hannah Olson, this three-part documentary series from HBO explores the Love Has Won cult and the story of their Mother God, also known as Amy Carlson.
We have previously explored the group's practices, such as enabling Carlson's supposed alcoholism, endorsing supplements that caused Carlson's skin to turn blue, and believing that Mother God became a vessel for deceased celebrities like Robin Williams.
Before her tragic death, Carlson reportedly expressed a desire to go to what the group refers to as a "3D hospital." But what does this entail? We will elaborate. Please note: Some individuals may find this information distressing.
Love Has Won: What is a 3D hospital?
In the Love Has Won cult, a 3D hospital is just a regular hospital or medical center – which they are strictly against, having banished the use of modern medicine.
The group believes that regular people are in a state of 3D consciousness, while members of the group have transcended or aim to transcend to what they claim is 5D consciousness. After her death in 2021, Love Has Won members claimed Carlson "ascended" to the 5D plane of existence.
However, the coroner’s report provided a different account. According to the Saguache County coroner, she died from alcoholism, anorexia, and chronic intake of colloidal silver.
Before her passing, she exhibited signs of decline due to her numerous habits. Video shown in the HBO documentary and conversations with individuals familiar with the situation reveal that Carlson consumed large amounts of alcohol on a daily basis.
Her followers argue that she took the shots of colloidal silver to cope with the "pain" of absorbing the energy of eight billion people. Despite being promoted online as a dietary supplement and believed by some to be a cure-all, official evidence supporting these claims is lacking. Over time, the supplement caused her skin to turn a grayish-blue color.
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Carlson and the group were eventually instructed to reduce their food consumption. In the documentary, Hope, a current follower of Love Has Won, stated: “Mom was informed by the galactics that they were going to ‘evacuate’ her. Robin [Williams] mentioned that Mom needed to reach a certain weight for them to transport her onto the starships.”
The coroner's report revealed that Carlson weighed only 75 pounds at the time of her death. Prior to her passing, she suffered from various ailments such as boils covering her body and swollen feet, which eventually led to her inability to walk in her final years. The documentary delves into the decline of her health as her actual family members share their deep concerns for her well-being.
The next video played is a live stream from Love Has Won, in which follower Aurora states, "Mom has asked us to take her to a 3D hospital, and we refused. There's no way Mom would go to a 3D doctor. They would be so confused by Mom to begin with."
During an interview for Love Has Won: The Cult of Mother God, another member named Faith revealed that Carlson attempted to reconnect with her real family as she approached death, despite previously cutting them off to lead the cult. When asked if she ever considered taking Carlson to see a doctor, Faith responded, "No, not at all. Mom would never set foot in a 3D hospital. I would never set foot in a 3D hospital. That’s a death sentence right there."
According to MaxLove Has Won follower Faith, going to a 3D hospital is like receiving a “death sentence.” Carlson’s body was discovered by the police at Love Has Won’s Colorado base. She was found mummified and in a state of decomposition, with her eyeballs removed. Additionally, she had been wrapped in a sleeping bag and covered in Christmas lights.
After Carlson's body was discovered, some followers were initially arrested by the police, but the charges of abusing a corpse were eventually dismissed.
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Editor's P/S
In the second episode of the HBO documentary series "Love Has Won: The Cult of Mother God," viewers are introduced to the concept of a "3D hospital." This term is used by the cult to refer to regular hospitals or medical centers, which they are strictly against. The group believes that regular people are in a state of 3D consciousness, while members of the group have transcended or aim to transcend to what they claim is 5D consciousness.
It is deeply concerning that the members of the Love Has Won cult would refuse to take their leader, Amy Carlson, to a 3D hospital when she was clearly in need of medical attention. Their belief that regular hospitals are "death sentences" is not only misguided but also dangerous. As a result of their neglect, Carlson died a tragic and unnecessary death. It is clear that the members of this cult are not acting in the best interests of their leader or their followers.
