New Age mysticism is always looking for credibility, especially among the lucrative Christian market, and they are not above misappropriating our saints, especially the giants of Christian mysticism such as St. Teresa of Avila.
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BW writes:
“My husband is a very sick man with several serious medical problems and while I was looking up different medicinal ways of helping him I came across a different way of practicing medicine which is called Functional Medicine. After asking someone about Functional Medicine I was told that it works, and many people have been healed by it. My concern is if you know anything about it and if you do does it have anything to do with New Age or the occult? I do not want us to get involved with anything like that.”
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The deaths of two University of Mississippi students last week, both of whom were found to be in possession of kratom, has reignited the controversy over the dangers associated with this opioid-like supplement.
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LJ writes:
"What is the difference between yoga exercises and secular isometric exercises, and why do so many of them look exactly alike? It's very confusing for those of us who want the health benefits of yoga but without the religious baggage."
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Our Wacky Wednesday radio show received a text from a listener who asked about the growing trend of manifestation journals that are being sold beside Christian devotionals in some stores. What is the best way to help someone who confuses manifestation journaling with authentic prayer?
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BP: "There are lots of people who believe people can be healed by music played at 432 Hz rather than the standard 440 Hz because this frequency is mathematically aligned with the universe. Is there any truth to this?"
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KG asks: “Is Baduanjin harmless for Catholics or does it have religious implications?”
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We recently received a question about a new coaching tool known as the Wingwave method. What is it and is it associated with the New Age?
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We recently had a reader who asked for an opinion on
The Twelve Gifts of Birth and other works by Charlene Costanzo.
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MJ asks:
“What is a Quack Miranda Warning and why is it supposed to appear on alternative medicine sites?”
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