Unveiling the Whereabouts of El Morya: Love Has Won
Uncover the whereabouts of Ryan Kramer, also known as El Morya, from the disbanded cult Love Has Won Discover the latest updates on his current location and status
Following the shocking conclusion of Love Has Won: The Cult of Mother God, it's important to understand where Ryan Kramer, also known as El Morya, is currently and the significance of his Mother God-given name. Amy Carlson, also known as "Mother God", was the focus of Love Has Won, which delved into her life and eventual death. Alongside her "Father Gods", they gathered a devoted following with some beliefs being harmless, but others posing serious risks.
The documentary series came to an end this week with Episode 3, which depicted the group's trip to Hawaii before chaos ensued. This episode also introduced Madi, the biological daughter of leader Amy Carlson who was abandoned by her mother as a child.
One of the interviewed Love Has Won followers in the series is Ryan Kramer, also known as El Morya. What has happened to him and where is he now? Viewer discretion is advised as some may find this content distressing.
Love Has Won: Where is El Morya now?
After Carlson’s passing and the dismissal of the group's criminal charges, the documentary uncovers that El Morya relocated to Florida and has amassed a following of over 40,000 individuals on Telegram. Additionally, he is identified as a Spiritual Consultant for Love Has Won on LinkedIn.
El Morya, also known by his real name Ryan Kramer, like the other members of Love Has Won, was bestowed with his title by Mother God. In different contexts, El Morya has been referred to as a spiritual entity in Theosophical belief, recognized as one of the "Masters of the Ancient Wisdom."
Archangel Oracle states that El Morya, who lived as Rambir Singh, a member of the royal family of Kashmir in the 1800s, focused on making humane and fair changes to the laws. Madame Blavasky, founder of the Theosophical Society, spent time with El Morya in India and later channeled his messages after his passing. El Morya can be called upon to help keep energy clear, high, and protected, as well as to assist in legal or political situations.
In Episode 3 of Love Has Won: The Cult of Mother God, it details the decline of Amy Carlson and her subsequent death. Despite heavy drinking and taking colloidal silver that turned her skin grayish-blue, she refused to seek medical help and the group believed she would "ascend" via starships in the clouds.
After her passing, the group decided to keep her body and continued to travel with it, insisting that she was still alive and breathing. Acting on a tip-off about Carlson, the police went to Love Has Won's Colorado headquarters and arrested seven members. According to the coroner's report, her death was the result of organ failure due to alcoholism, anorexia, and ingestion of colloidal silver.
El Morya was interrogated by the police, and a documentary recording shows him being questioned about accusations that follower Archangel Michael had the group’s $320,000. El Morya responded, "The woman you found started it all 14 plus years ago." When asked about his plans, he replied, "I don't know."
The charges were eventually dropped, leading to the disbandment of El Morya and the rest of the group. Despite some members continuing to post on Telegram, Jason Castillo, also known as "Father God", joined a separate group called Joy Rains.
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Editor's P/S
As a Gen Z netizen, I have mixed feelings about the whereabouts of Ryan Kramer, also known as El Morya, from the disbanded cult Love Has Won. On one hand, I am relieved that he is no longer associated with the cult and its harmful beliefs. On the other hand, I am concerned about the influence he still has over his followers and the potential for him to start a new cult.
I believe it is important to be aware of the dangers of cults and to educate ourselves about the signs of manipulation and control. We should also be mindful of the impact that our words and actions can have on others, and we should be careful not to spread misinformation or perpetuate harmful stereotypes.
