NXIVM is a multi-level marketing organization that offers personal and professional development seminars. Although it is based in Albany, NY, it offers its training courses in several locations in Mexico and in some other countries as well.
Here are some of the courses that NXIVM offers in its endless curriculum:
16-Day Intensive
5-Day Intensive
Ethos
Executive Training
Ethilogia
Anatomy of Mind-Body
Origins
Parenting
Stories
Möbius
Breaches of Ethics
Traps
Characterization
Compassion of Humanity
Patterns
Coaches Summit
Human Pain
Civilization of Humanity
Because
Ascension
The Source
The Knife
EM Tech 1 2 3 4 5
Ethicist Week 1 2 3
Reverence
Ultima
eso/exo
SOPC 1 2
J’ness® Tracks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
J’ness® Weekend & Village
SOP Commitment Weekend & Membership
The University
Not counting the University, a student will spend over $100,000 to take these courses and some of them are taken twice or more. The University by itself is $120,000
Sara Bronfman explains: J’ness is the journey to find more depth and meaning in our lives connecting us with our personal wisdom through bonded groups of friends, inspired by essential questions, and the sharing of many. Through the workings of J’ness we find more of ourselves and reunite with parts lost to fear or social ignorance.
Frank Parlato 
Janine Morrison 
J.J. O'Hara 
Richard Luthmann 
Marie White 
Paul Serran
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All of it is a university in how to become a sociopath or a slave (or both).
Here’s a question I have for everyone. I found the 16 day valuable (although plagiarized). But the level two stuff I did was stupid and without merit. What are the other people’s thoughts out there? Especially now that everyone knows Keith is a charlatan.
The problem is that not one of their students would believe in their methods if the courses were cheap. The company I work in had the same problem once. They were selling a product that was actually good, but it was not sold. The solution was to rename it and double the price. Not a joke
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