New Age author and activist Marianne Williamson, best known for her promotion of “A Course in Miracles” – a course supposedly given to a woman who claimed to be channeling Jesus – has announced that she is running for president.
LM writes: “Is it possible for the devil to read my mind?”
Louise Hay (1926-2017)JK asked us for comments about author/publisher Louise Hay.
RS writes: “Everyone is talking about this celery juice fad that’s supposed to help you lose weight fast and cure all kinds of ailments. Is there any truth to this or is just another one of those crazy diet fads?”
MJB asks: “Is there any truth to the belief that the seventh son of a seventh son has special powers to heal?”
CF writes: “I am a little concerned about the ‘Irish fairy door’ that turns colors and takes your ‘worry’ away. This is how it is advertised: ‘Bring a Little Magic Into Your Home With A Fairy Of Your Very Own’. Can you tell me more about this toy company?"
MOS write: “I am in need of reassurance and clarity that GODLY Play Is ok.”
Another extremely dangerous health-food fad known as the soy sauce cleanse has left a woman brain dead.
An internationally famous faith healer who relies on his psychic powers to channel 30 “doctor entities” while “healing” the rich and famous has fallen into disgrace after hundreds of female patients accused him of sexual assault and a judge orders him to stand trial on allegations of rape and sexual abuse.
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