Structure and abuse allegations Ī core group of 12–20 members lived with Carlson in Crestone, a small town in Saguache County in southwestern Colorado. They believed that the world was run by a " cabal" determined to keep the planet in a "low vibration" state. The group's theology also included references to the concepts of Atlantis, the Anunnaki and " reptilians". Carlson had stated that Donald Trump was her father in a past life, and that she had spoken to the spirit of deceased actor Robin Williams, who she claimed was Archangel Zadkiel. The group claimed that Carlson was the queen of the lost continent of Lemuria, and the group incorporated the belief that Lemurians live within Mount Shasta in California. The group also adopted elements of the QAnon conspiracy theory. Carlson had several romantic partners throughout the group's history, beginning with Amerith WhiteEagle, who were referred to as "Father God", and who played a counterpart role to Carlson in the theology of the group. Carlson claimed she had been reincarnated 534 times, including as Jesus, Joan of Arc, Marilyn Monroe and Cleopatra, and would lead 144,000 people into a mystical "5th dimension". The group proclaimed that Carlson was a divine, 19 billion year-old being who had birthed all creation. The theology of Love Has Won has been described as fluid, combining New Age spirituality, conspiracy theories, and elements from mainstream Abrahamic religions. The group posted their first videos to YouTube in 2009. The group was originally known under the name "Galactic Federation of Light". In late 2007, Carlson left her third husband, her children, and her job as a manager at McDonald's, and ceased contact with most members of her family, and joined up with WhiteEagle in Colorado. On the forum, she met Amerith WhiteEagle, who convinced Carlson that she was divine, and Carlson began to claim to experience paranormal phenomena. During the mid 2000s Carlson developed an interest in New Age philosophy, and became a regular poster on the forums of the website. In Carlson's early adult life, however, she began to talk increasingly about "outlandish concepts" such as starships. Origins Īccording to her family, Amy Carlson grew up in Dallas, Texas, and was a "straight A student". The group had between 12 and 20 full-time members who lived with her at the time of her death. The group has been described as a cult by ex-members and media outlets. Love Has Won (LHW) is a new religious movement which was led by Amy Carlson (Novem– April 2021), referred to within the group as "Mother God".
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Galactic Federation of Light, The Church Ministry of Mother of All Creation, 5D Full Disclosure Amy Carlson ("Mother-God", "Mom", "Momma G")Ĭolorado Hawaii and California (temporarily, 2020–21)ġ2–20 (full-time residential), 26+ ambassadors internationally
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