JA writes: "I am a mom and we often go for playdates. Unfortunately many of our friends are using essential oils, homeopathics, yoga, Harry Potter, ..... my question is, can we visit their houses? Can they visit our house?”
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One of our devoted readers has
reported that the Washington Nationals baseball team gave away Magic Eight Balls to the first 20,000 people to walk through the door yesterday as a gimmick to attract fans to opening day festivities.
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MD asks: “
Who was Edgar Cayce and was he New Age?”
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A writes:
“I'd love if you could include the Capacitar practice, or movement, on the Women of Grace New Age Blog Index as it's not there yet. Here in Ireland I see it may be coming into vogue and again, it's popping up in Catholic Church circles. It doesn't take much research to see that it's New Age as on the website www.capacitar.org in the About section it's quite clear that it's derived from Eastern sources. It's sad to think that vulnerable people, victims of trauma in poor countries, are being subjected to this. Not just poor countries now either.”
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AS asks:
"I would appreciate an article from you on your blog about Harry Potter to share with people."
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The rich and famous just can’t fine enough ways to waste their money! Now they're sinking major amounts of cash into the latest New Age snake oil known as “energy adjustments”.
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NM asks: "
Could you tell me if Hagiotherapy is ok?"
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A self-professed fortune teller from Ohio pleaded guilty last week to stealing $1.4 million in cash, Rolex watches, cars, and even Chanel purses from clients she claimed to be providing with advice for their future.
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GC writes:
“I am being encouraged by the nuns at our church to follow Catholic Women Preach, not sure if this is what I would want to follow. I am a ‘Johnnette Benkovic’ Catholic woman, very conservative and don't want to waste time with ‘progressive’ materials. Can you look into this for me?”
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An internet scam instructing little girls on how to become “fire fairies” by turning on the gas range in their homes has left one five year-old Russian girl with severe burns after playing the game.
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