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The rise of the 'God the Mother' movement in Romania reflects a growing collective vulnerability and a search for belonging. Young people are increasingly approached by members of this controversial religious group, which promotes a divine feminine figure alongside God the Father. Critics label the movement as a cult, citing aggressive recruitment tactics and psychological manipulation. Psychologists warn of the dangers posed by such organizations, emphasizing the potential for deep psychological control and the erosion of individual autonomy. The phenomenon raises important questions about societal isolation and the need for protective measures against manipulative groups.