Glenn Close is opening up about her growing up day in a cult-like religious group. The actress shared that she would rely on active imagination to get out of situations. During her conversation with Today’s Sunday Sitdown, the veteran star revealed that she was a member of Moral Re-Armament, where Reverend Frank Buchman came up with the concept of moral transformation. He revealed that people who can experience it can avoid wars and violent situations.  However, with the reverend’s passing away, the organization too died out.  Meanwhile, Close, who was born in Connecticut, moved to Switzerland, where the headquarters of the group were based. Explaining the process of how she resisted the idea, the actress revealed, “I’m still working it out.” She further added, “From a very early age, when we were running feral in the Connecticut countryside, I always had an incredibly active imagination.” ALSO READ: ‘Had no clue…’: The Deliverance Actress Glenn Close Felt ‘Intrigued’ On Playing A White Woman Living In Black Community For First Time Close went on to state, “I could …