“Please look after my baby. I have to go overseas to support the mission of the new messiah.”
A Japanese nurse joined the Unification Church in about 1985.
She was “blessed” and later the couple did eventually visit her parents for a night with their one-month-old baby. In the morning the grandparents woke and found that the couple had disappeared. There was a note on the pillow. “Please look after my baby. I have to go overseas to support the mission of the new messiah.” The wife’s parents had no idea where she was. After three years she returned [in about 1995]. The child did not know her mother; she thought her grandparents were her parents.
The mother had been in Brazil. At Jardim she saw how the Korean leader spent a lot of money on a luxury lifestyle for himself; he had an expensive car, etc. When she questioned why one Korean leader was using Japanese money to send his children to college, she was told “True Father sent his children to college and I am in the position of his representative in Brazil so I can do the same.”
In Sao Paolo she visited the house for True Parents and saw the bathroom was all gold, including the toilet. She began to have doubts. During her three year absence her parents had educated themselves about the UC. On the mother’s return to Japan she was introduced to a counsellor and eventually she could understand the deception of the UC and she left the cult. After some time the child began to recognize who her real mother was.
Because she had been a nurse, she could get a job.
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There have been more suicides of members in Japan than most people are aware of.
Even Mr Kuboki himself (the Japanese national leader for many years) once tried to commit suicide.
Moon broke up Mr Osami Kuboki’s family
Moon instructed: “Whenever the Blessed couples have children, as soon as the child become 100 days old, they will put him in the nursery school.”
Michael Warder’s reasons for leaving. As a top UC leader in the US in the 1970s he reported directly to Moon.
