Amy Carlson was an infamous figure who immortalized her name in the annals of spirituality and religion, thanks to her controversial endeavors as the leader of the Love Has Won Cult. Her ability to ensnare followers with false teachings and promises of spiritual enlightenment and a “promised land” saw her gain a group of loyal followers who were eager to embrace her teachings and attain spiritual enlightenment.
However, beneath the false promises of spiritual enlightenment was a woman who did not only not follow or practice her said doctrines but also used the most uncouth of means to both control and manipulate her followers.
Her controversial leadership and cult were riddled with tales of deceit, exploitation, and more distressing accusations of child and animal abuse, among others.
In this exclusive article, we take a look at Amy Carlson’s personal life, from her birth and her eventual rise to infamy to her uneventful death, while also tackling other important aspects of her life such as her age, family, ex-husband, children, cause of death, net worth, and much more.
Who was Amy Carlson’s Love Has Won?|Obituary
Dallas, Texas native Amy Carlson was a cult leader, spiritualist, singer, and former McDonald’s manager who was infamously known as the leader and founder of the Colorado-based New Age Spiritual Cult, Love Has Won. The cult was mainly active for 7 years, between 2014 and 2021.
Often referred to as Mother God, Amy referred to herself as a 19 billion-year-old divine being who had created the universe and who had been reincarnated more than 500 times. Her followers believed she had supernatural powers and was even capable of healing the sick, and other supernatural deeds.
Amy and her followers mainly used social media, especially YouTube, to share their teachings and doctrines. They had a YouTube channel named 5D Full Disclosure, where they would do live streams and talk about their doctrines and urge people seeking spiritual enlightenment to reach out and join them.
By the time Amy died in April 2021, she had gained over a dozen followers living with her and over two thousand members worldwide.
Amy Carlson Wikipedia
Early Life and Education
Amy was born and raised in Dallas, Texas, and she spent the majority of her young life in the state. Growing up in Dallas, she had a completely normal childhood. She was a talented young lady who often awed many with her beautiful and angelic voice. She loved singing and listening to music.
In school, she was a clever, straight “A” student who was popular among her classmates and teachers alike thanks to her charismatic and magnetic personality.
Despite being a bright student and graduating from high school with excellent grades, she did not hold a degree or diploma from any known institution and instead joined the workforce after graduating from high school.
Spiritual Journey and Love Has Won
While Amy had a totally normal childhood, her early adult life was completely different. Her family revealed that it wasn’t until she was in her late and mid-20s that she started to act differently and develop an interest in New Age philosophies, doctrines, and spirituality.
It was during this period that she came across Lightworkers.org, a website that mainly dealt with matters regarding spirituality and enlightenment. Around the year 2006, she met a man named Amerith WhiteEagle, who convinced her that she was a divine being, and she started acting differently.
Amy started calling herself, god and referring to herself as Mother god. She was so convinced that she was God that she left her husband and three children and moved in with Amerith WhiteEagle in Shasta, CA. The duo referred to each other as Mother and Father-God.
In 2014, after 7 years of being together, Amy and Amerith went their separate ways, and it was during this time that Amy began to preach her doctrines and beliefs and even got her first follower, Miguel.
Her cult was active from 2014 until her untimely death in 2021, where it collapsed in the aftermath of her death, and some of her followers formed a separate spiritual group led by Father God,” said Jason Castillo.
Death and Cause of Death
Despite her doctrines strictly forbidding her and her followers from using or abusing drugs, Carlson was an alcoholic and heavy drinker. She would drink dry liquor almost every day before going to sleep and would excuse her alcohol abuse as a natural painkiller for her cancer symptoms, as she could not take Morphein because it was not natural.
As the years went by, her alcoholism began to catch up with her and affect her health. She began to lose weight and get sick, and she spent the majority of her last months bedridden.
Carlson passed away on April 28, 2021, under the care of her loyal followers and worshippers. Her cause of death was a global body decline that was a result of her alcohol abuse and related symptoms.
Amy Carlson Age, Birthday
Carlson was born in 1975 in Dallas, Texas, and was 45 years old when she sadly passed away in April 2021. She would have turned 48 years old on her birthdate in 2023. She died a few months before her 46th birthday, which was in the second half of the year.
As a cult leader, Amy’s birthday was often a big deal and celebrated like a holy day by her followers.
Amy Carlson Family, Parents and Siblings
While she later cut off most of her family and friends from her life as an adult, Amy was raised in a closely knit family that was based in Dallas Texas. Her father and mother were both model parents who not only led by example but strived to bring up thier kids in the most morally upright of ways.
Her Mother Linda, shared a particularly close bond, with Amy,and was greatly heartnroken when she cut off her and her family from her life.
She has two sisters Chelsea and Tara, who both loved Amy unconditionally. The two sisters had on numerous occassions tried to help Amy, turn her life around but to no avaial. Her siblings remained supportive of her even after untimely death, and even said that though, she was responsible for the crimes she commited, she did not deserve to die the way she did.
Amy Carlson Ex-Husband
Amy was married three times by the time she got to her early twenties. She had three children, one from each of her three marriages. She left her third husband, Mr. Carlson, after a few years of being married, because she simply believed he was a mere husband who did not deserve her.
There were also rumors that Amy and Amerith WhiteEagle had been married at one particular point in their relationship.
Amy Carlson Children
Carlson is survived by her three children: two sons and a daughter. She left her children with her third husband when her eldest son Cole Carlson was only 10 years old in 2006.
At the time of her death, her children did not want anything to do with her, with Carlton even publicly admitting that her mother’s exploits were bad and heinous and that she wouldn’t want to see them continue.
Carlton and his siblings were even looking for legal ways to find justice for former members and families who had spent the majority of their money on his mother’s cult.
Amy Carlson Net Worth
Amy, had led a confortable life that was mostly financed by her followers and fellow Cult-Members. She however, did not own any properties or assets of substantial value. By the time of her death her Net Worth was below $10,000.
Popular FAQS
Where is Amy Carlson Love Has Won Husband Now?
Amy’s first husband, who is simply known as Mr. Carson, is now leading a quiet life away from the limelight. He has distanced himself from all of Amy’s cult enemies and prefers not to be associated with her. He is most likely married to his second wife and has more children.
Her other ex-husbands have also moved on with life.
Where are my Carlson Love Has Won Children Now?
Her children are now all grown up, pursuing their dream careers, and building their lives. Two of her children prefer to stay out of the limelight, but her firstborn, Cole, appeared in the limelight after his death. In 2023, Cole is a grown man who is both independent and successful.
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