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		<title>Hymn of One</title>
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:&#039;&#039;This page is about the organization called The Hymn of One. For the KateModern video of the same name, see [[Hymn of One (video)]].&#039;&#039;&lt;br /&gt;
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[[Image:Hymn of One website.JPG|thumb|right|150px|Screenshot from [http://www.hymnofone.org hymnofone.org].]]&lt;br /&gt;
The &#039;&#039;&#039;Hymn of One&#039;&#039;&#039;, originally believed to be [[Thelema|Themeic]] in nature, is now known to be the [[Losing My Religion|religious front]] for a mysterious organization called [[the Order]].  Many argue that the HoO is not truly a religion, but [[It&#039;s A Cult|a cult]].  They note the HoO&#039;s brainwashing techniques, such as having members recite &amp;quot;[[It&#039;s A Cult|The Hymn of One is fun]]&amp;quot; repeatedly, as highly characterisitc of cultish behavior.  They also [[Lying Bastards|allegedly advocate]] [[free will]], but, like most cults, do not truly believe in it.  This is evidenced in the way they pursued [[Bree]] and tried to [[Miss Me?|manipulate her]] into doing [[the Ceremony (ritual)|the Ceremony]], even after she had [[I Listened To Daniel|decided against it]].&lt;br /&gt;
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The religion using a variety of recruitment methods, such as [[Sing With Me|promotional videos]], [[Spreading the Song|fliers]], and [[It&#039;s A Cult|seminars]].  They promote the idea that one can find eternal happiness by [[Sing Until The End|singing his eternal song]].  They also revere [[Aleister Crowley]] as an important figure in their system of beliefs, and quote him on their official website (http://www.hymnofone.org).&lt;br /&gt;
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Most members of the Hymn of One are very naÃ¯ve, and don&#039;t know anything about the Order whatsoever.  They are told that their duty is to protect [[trait positive]] girls from [[Spreading the Song|the time they are born until the time they complete the Ceremony]], but have no knowledge of what the Ceremony actually is.&lt;br /&gt;
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==Bree&#039;s Mom&#039;s Involvement==&lt;br /&gt;
Bree [[Losing My Religion|says]] that her [[Bree&#039;s parents#Mother|mother]] was introduced to The Hymn of One by a university professor when she was studying at [[Scotland|Edinburgh]].  She mentions that her mother had been &amp;quot;looking for answers&amp;quot;, and believed that she found them with the Hymn of One.  Bree&#039;s father, however, noted some changes in his wife after she joined.  He said that while she used to be introverted, after joining, she was the &amp;quot;first to pick an argument.&amp;quot;  ([[Losing My Religion]] (Apr. 3, 2007)).  &lt;br /&gt;
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From this, we can deduce that the Hymn of One strongly values their [[Feminist themes|female members]] and encourages them to stand up for themselves, and more importantly, their religious beliefs.&lt;br /&gt;
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[[Category:Bree&#039;s religion]]&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
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