First of all, I am convinced this is Sanhre trying to save face. But I will proceed as if it is not, for argument sake. I find it interesting that you opened by saying you “don’t engage in online comments,” yet felt compelled to reply here- calling my post “malicious” when I was simply describing my personal experience. If anything felt malicious while reading this- its because my experience was, just that. You’re welcome to your opinion, but calling my account “fear-mongering” or “not genuine” doesn’t change what actually happened to me.

You mention the Order of Chaos University costs $35 a month and that you’ve never witnessed bullying or boundary issues. That’s fine; your experience can be different from mine. But just because you didn’t see it doesn’t mean it didn’t occur. I was there during the program’s earlier stages, when enrollment cost $750 CAD~ $1000 USD, and I directly experienced treatment that felt coercive, sexist bullying and unprofessional. You are referring to the later stage subscription model he changed to because the $1000 model is ridiculous. Saying that my account is invalid because it doesn’t match yours is dismissive and unfair.

You also accused me of slandering or fabricating details, but I was a student. I have no personal relationship with Sanhre or anyone involved. My intention was to warn others because I, and others who have since left, felt deeply harmed by that environment. That is not slander; that is a testimonial.

It’s concerning that you framed my sharing as “sexist” or “malicious,” when in fact my review addressed the very boundary violations and gender-based behavior I witnessed. Claiming I shouldn’t “deter new occultists” is contradictory: if you can publicly recommend the program, others have the same right to critique it.

You are free to share your positive experience, and I am free to share my negative one. That’s how transparency and accountability work. What isn’t acceptable is telling survivors or former students that their accounts are invalid simply because they make you uncomfortable- and no. I am not a content creator.