Amy Carlson

(1975 – 2021)

The group proclaimed that Carlson was a divine, 19 billion year-old being who had birthed all creation. 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".

12–20 members lived with Carlson in Crestone, CO; they did daily livestreams on YouTube in order to recruit more members, solicit donations, promote New Age products, vitamin supplements, group offered "etheric surgery".

On April 28, 2021, the mummified corpse of Carlson. She was 45 at the time of her death. The body was found in a sleeping bag wrapped in Christmas lights, the face covered in glitter and the eyes missing. (cited Wikipedia)

Amy Carlson: Project

Amy
Carlson (False Prophet)

2022, Embroidery, thread, found fabric, fabric from E. Shoshan, fake gilded frame, 8 x 10 inches

Amy Carlson: Image

Theology

The theology of Love Has Won has been described as fluid, combining New Age spirituality, conspiracy theories, and elements from mainstream Abrahamic religions.[9][10][11] The group proclaimed that Carlson was a divine, 19 billion year-old being who had birthed all creation. 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".[4][5][12][7] 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.[4][13][6] The group also adopted elements of the QAnon conspiracy theory.[13][11][14]

The group claimed that Carlson was the queen of the lost continent of Lemuria,[13] and the group incorporated the belief that Lemurians live within Mount Shasta in California.[10]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.[13] The group's theology also included references to the concepts of Atlantis, the Anunnaki and "reptilians".[13] They believed that the world was run by a "cabal" determined to keep the planet in a "low vibration" state.[13]