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?"
We recently had a question from someone wondering how to explain why a person should use holy water rather than saging to rid a home of “evil vibes.”
People get involved in the New Age and the occult for a variety of reasons.
Having worked in this field for years as both a researcher and reporter, one of the most frequent requests we get is for priests who are knowledgeable about the occult to help people with problems such as infestations, oppression, spiritual bondage, the breaking of curses and other occult-related ills. Where can they find the help they need?
In spite of the popularity of Ilumination’s Minions franchise, their latest release, Minions & Monsters, features occult practices so prominently and unapologetically it has many Christians, including exorcists, crying foul.
Christian parents are being warned about Hexed, an animated Disney film scheduled to be released at Thanksgiving that portrays witchcraft and black magic to children in a light so favorable even a former psychic/witch is calling the film disturbing.
We recently received a question from a reader who was wondering if Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) has any basis in the New Age. We are happy to report that it does not!
TOV writes: “Jericho Marches are being conducted by Catholics in order to influence the outcomes of certain situations. The marches are not New Age, but are they Biblical because a God-ordered march was conducted by the Israelites around the walls of Jericho? Do they have any precedent in the Church? Or are they of Protestant origin?”
SG writes: “Might you be so kind as to let me know if this new stuff I have learned from a new friend is going against GOD our only healer or if I am ok using these cards . . . as positive things and affirmations? I was born and raised Baptist now Methodist and I need to know as I am very unsure and don't want to open the door to witch craft.”
SpunkySB asks: “I have a sweet little dog named Spunky who is having a few health challenges. He has some lower back arthritis that has recently gotten worse. I am a big advocate for using God's gifts to treat things naturally whenever possible and was blessed to find an integrative veterinarian who has a Masters degree in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine. Since his arthritis is progressing, it was recommended to try acupuncture. I have recently read some articles about the benefits of acupuncture from a Western perspective. However, I know that her view of acupuncture comes from her schooling in Eastern medicine. Do you feel that I could safely have acupuncture done on my dog, without the risk of any spiritual repercussions for either of us?”
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