The truth about 'Beyond Our Ken'
In August 2007, filmmakers Melissa Maclean and Luke Walker released
'Beyond Our Ken' at the Melbourne International Film Festival under the
guise of being a documentary. Screening just two weeks after the tragic
death of Ken Dyers, it turned out to be nothing more than hate group
propaganda blatantly staged to denigrate Ken personally and deliver a
spectacularly one-sided attack on Kenja Communication and the Energy
Conversion meditation work Ken pioneered.
It is no more than a sleazy piece of tabloid-style journalism.
EXPOSING MELISSA MACLEAN. A DISHONEST FILMMAKER.
What Melissa also won't tell you is that while she looked Ken and Jan
in the eye and promised to deliver a fair and balanced presentation,
unbeknownst to us, her film was, all along backed by a loose alliance
of fundamentalist, fanatical church groups and people openly hostile to
Kenja – hardly people who would ever be unbiased! Below are the facts –
a summary exposing the lies in this film, point by point. This was sent
to Melissa before it was ever published. She has never offered a
credible response. The film has been actively - though covertly -
promoted ever since by the hate group whose stated aim it is to 'bring
down Ken and Kenja'. If that doesn't make it hate propaganda, what
does?
DOCUMENTARY OR SLANDER? YOU DECIDE.
Ken Dyers has already had his day in court. In 1993 Ken Dyers at age
71 was charged with molestation of 4 girls (3 sisters and the best
friend of one of these sisters). HE WAS EXONERATED ON ALL CHARGES. What
is significant about Ken's exoneration in court is that no jury
anywhere is empathetic towards a man charged with such crimes. In fact
what emerged was an overwhelming case of a conspiracy between the girls
and those associated with the anti-cult movement in Australia to
discredit Ken's reputation in order to destroy Kenja. It is beyond
belief that the same people behind this old case resurface in Melissa's
film as do the old allegations discredited in the 1993 case.
published 4/7/2009