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THE creator of a south coast religious community claimed to receive messages from the Virgin Mary and believed a new race of people would be created through him, a Sydney court has heard.

William Kamm, 56, also known as the Little Pebble, is facing trial on five counts of sexual intercourse with a person under 16 under his authority and one count of committing an act of indecency.

The alleged offences occurred between 1994 and 1995 when the alleged victim was 14 and 15, the New South Wales District Court heard today.

At the time, the alleged victim lived with her family at the Order of Saint Charbel, a religious community established by Mr Kamm in the 1980s at Cambewarra, near Nowra on the NSW south coast, Crown Prosecutor Sara Bowers told the court.

Mr Kamm told his followers at the fenced off community he would take 12 queens and 72 princess, all of whom would conceive his children "because he carried the holy seed", Ms Bowers said.

She said Mr Kamm's teachings at the community were of central importance to the case against him.

"The accused claimed that he was receiving messages from the Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ," she said.

"He thought the world was about to come to an end but that he and his community would survive and that through the accused a new race of people would come into being."

Acting for Mr Kamm, Greg Stanton told the jury of eight men and four women his client should not be judged on his religious beliefs.

The trial, before Justice Ronald Solomon, resumes tomorrow.

Local authorities are warning residents in the Valemount area to be on the lookout for a cult that is recruiting followers in the Robson Valley.

The Dendroctonus Ponderosae Fallus Flamas Cult (also known as the Pine Beetle Fall and Burners), an offshoot of the Buddhist Marathon Monks of central Japan and an ancient animal worship cult from India, is known to be conducting unusual rites and ceremonies in the remote mountains in this area. Experts believe the cult has elevated the Mountain Pine Beetle to deity status. Devotees worship the Mountain Pine Beetle much as Hindus worship Shiva the Destroyer. Like Shiva, followers believe this tiny bug has the power to wreak havoc on the world and subsequently usher in a new era of peace on this planet.

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Poland artisans who used to made lace craft used in church altars for John Paul II and the Queen of England made an strategic and wild twist in their traditional work and decided to make sexy lingerie. The G-strings have been a succesful product selling it online around the globe.

Koniakow, employs almost 60 lace makers of the catholic village, where the new business hasn’t been totally accepted.

Scores of police have been sent to the jungles of remote Papua New Guinea to hunt for a cult leader known as the Black Jesus, who is said to have sacrificed three young women to the devil and eaten their bodies.

In one case reported by villagers, a mother who had fallen under the cult leader's spell led her 14-year-old daughter to his hideout, offered her to him as a virgin then stabbed her to death.

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This past Sunday one of the unassuming ladies from local blog A Brooklyn Life took them up on their free class offer and experienced "some intense and almost violent stretching exercises" and "a series of poses that become progressively more awkward." It wasn't an entirely negative experience, but she didn't plan on going back. But in the post's comments, one reader suggested Googling "Dahn Yoga" "cult" and the search results are pretty spooky...

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