Spiritualist healer who was clinically dead for 3 days says a 'Golden age' is coming soon

[Occupational Hubris]

On 6/20/2024 at 9:36 AM, Desertrat56 said:

There is a practic called Reiki, attributted to a Japanese man (stories about who he actually was are distorted) and there are clinics in Japan where people are trained to do what your friend does.   In the U.S. there are lots of people "training" others to do this as well, I have had some of that training and the trick is the perspective of the person giving the healing.   If they take credit for it they are not worth a handfull of salt, if they say they are just a conduit and the person recieving the energy is the healer that is Reiki.   I have met several people who have found they can scan someone else and identify "hot spots" or "cold spots" that indicate there is a health issue, it isn't much different than dowsing, just using hands instead of rods.  We are all more than the sum of our physical parts.   But it isn't required that anyone believe anything.   We are all here for different reasons.  

Reiki is fully debunked BS

[openozy]

28 minutes ago, Occupational Hubris said:

Reiki is fully debunked BS

And how is it debunked? Oh yeah, it's not, lol.

[Occupational Hubris]

2 minutes ago, openozy said:

And how is it debunked? Oh yeah, it's not, lol.

Has been for years. I don't except your to believe that it is, nor bother with a link,  because you latch onto the insane, so whatever. 

 

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/your-brain-food/202006/reiki-nonsense

https://www.livescience.com/10594-alternative-therapies-debunked-denounced-2009.html

[openozy]

4 hours ago, Occupational Hubris said:

Has been for years. I don't except your to believe that it is, nor bother with a link,  because you latch onto the insane, so whatever. 

 

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/your-brain-food/202006/reiki-nonsense

https://www.livescience.com/10594-alternative-therapies-debunked-denounced-2009.html

Means nothing, I've seen it in action. Just because something can't be explained at this time doesn't make it insane. Yeah, I don't know why I bothered with the link but thanks anyway 😁.🖕

[XenoFish]

2 minutes ago, openozy said:

Means nothing, I've seen it in action. Just because something can't be explained at this time doesn't make it insane. Yeah, I don't know why I bothered with the link but thanks anyway 😁.🖕

Since you don't bother with links. Here's another one.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/open-gently/202305/would-a-placebo-help-you

[openozy]

3 minutes ago, XenoFish said:

Since you don't bother with links. Here's another one.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/open-gently/202305/would-a-placebo-help-you

Lol, as I said before this has nothing to do with what my mate does.

[XenoFish]

Just now, openozy said:

Lol, as I said before this has nothing to do with what my mate does.

It has absolutely everything to do with what he does. It's a placebo effect fueled by expectation bias. It's no different than faith healing or using crystals to 'cleanse the aura'. Even a curse works along the same lines (nocebo effect). 

[openozy]

2 minutes ago, XenoFish said:

It has absolutely everything to do with what he does. It's a placebo effect fueled by expectation bias. It's no different than faith healing or using crystals to 'cleanse the aura'. Even a curse works along the same lines (nocebo effect). 

You haven't seen the guy so you can't say that. I know what you're on about but you aren't correct in this case I'm afraid.

[XenoFish]

Just now, openozy said:

You haven't seen the guy so you can't say that. I know what you're on about but you aren't correct in this case I'm afraid.

He's no different than any other energy healer. Same cereal, different box.

[openozy]

13 minutes ago, XenoFish said:

He's no different than any other energy healer. Same cereal, different box.

Look, I don't go for any of these faith healers, fortune tellers, spoon benders but this guy is real and nobody can convince me otherwise. Think what you like.

[XenoFish]

1 minute ago, openozy said:

nobody can convince me otherwise.

Obviously.

[+Desertrat56]

6 hours ago, openozy said:

And how is it debunked? Oh yeah, it's not, lol.

Probably depends on whether the reiki practitioner claims to be a healer or not.   Remember the definition of "hubris"?

Edited June 22 by Desertrat56

[Piney]

4 minutes ago, Desertrat56 said:

Probably depends on whether the reiki practitioner claims to be a healer or not.   Remember the definition of "hubris"?

The definition is "Wadanyaga", my shaman grandfather who claimed in the Gloucester County Times that he could cure cancer. It then killed him.

[+Desertrat56]

11 minutes ago, Piney said:

The definition is "Wadanyaga", my shaman grandfather who claimed in the Gloucester County Times that he could cure cancer. It then killed him.

When I was taking care of my mother when she had cancer I had a few aquaintances, one an ex neighbor, who would contact me and tell me to give her some substance or other that their "patriot/survivalist" friends were selling.   All I wanted to do was get her to quit eating so much candy, that may have gone a long way, but it was her body.   If there is a cure for cancer it is locked away in some pharmacuetical company's vault.   Even so, the human body and mind are not two separate units and any cure of anything has to include the person being cured wanting to be cured at the very least.  A lot of research has been done on lifestyle in relation to who gets an ailment and who doesn't, but the mainstream stories we are told are fabricated, like in the olden days eggs and real butter caused high cholesterol and heart attacks.  Turns out they don't, but High fructose corn syrup and processed corn in fake "butter" does cause high cholesterol.   It is why you don't see margarine in the grocery stores any more, it has names like "I can't believe its not butter" (margarine, fake processed vegetable fat).   But no one will acknowledge high fructose corn syrup as being a culprit because too many corporations use it in their popular products.   People are lazy zombies waiting for some "authority" to tell them everything.   There is a pill for any ailment (and most of them make things worse, not better but people take them anyway).

Edited June 22 by Desertrat56

[Guyver]

9 hours ago, openozy said:

Look, I don't go for any of these faith healers, fortune tellers, spoon benders but this guy is real and nobody can convince me otherwise. Think what you like.

I don’t either, but I did receive a faith healing once.  I’m sure it would be dismissed by skeptics as being inauthentic, and I am also sure that it actually did happen.  That’s really all I know about it.

[Occupational Hubris]

12 hours ago, openozy said:

Means nothing, I've seen it in action. Just because something can't be explained at this time doesn't make it insane. Yeah, I don't know why I bothered with the link but thanks anyway 😁.🖕

A a happy go **** yourself to you too.

[openozy]

55 minutes ago, Occupational Hubris said:

A a happy go **** yourself to you too.

You can put up as many links as you like, they know nothing of this.

[Occupational Hubris]

5 minutes ago, openozy said:

You can put up as many links as you like, they know nothing of this.

 

 

bye

[openozy]

20 minutes ago, Occupational Hubris said:

 

 

bye

The internet puts up what they want people to see, any fool knows that. I'm into working terriers for example and the false info put up by people that have never even owned a dog is pathetic. Half truths and just BS, same with any subject. It amazes me people believe this c---.

[+Desertrat56]

14 hours ago, openozy said:

The internet puts up what they want people to see, any fool knows that. I'm into working terriers for example and the false info put up by people that have never even owned a dog is pathetic. Half truths and just BS, same with any subject. It amazes me people believe this c---.

"The internet" isn't a person, or a company.   People put up what they want others to see.   Reddit is a good example of that, and there are some websites whose owners only allow certain types of misinformation.

Just got to Nextdoor.com and see what people rant about and how nosey and the ASSumptions some people are making about their neighbors.   It also shows you what the prevelant fear is in a certain area.   😄   In my neighborhood it is neighbors upset because they see a neighbor (who they make sure to mention is foreign) feeding their dogs food scraps and coyote sightings (due to someone feeding the coyotes), and lots of stray and abandoned dogs and cats.  All in all my neighborhood is boring, with only an occassional hostage situation, murder or traffic accident.

[openozy]

7 hours ago, Desertrat56 said:

 All in all my neighborhood is boring, with only an occassional hostage situation, murder or traffic accident.

🥺

[+Desertrat56]

16 hours ago, openozy said:

🥺

Boring is good and by occassional I mean in the last 10 years each of those things has happened once or twice, nothing like some of the other neighborhoods in the city.

[openozy]

On 6/24/2024 at 1:45 AM, Desertrat56 said:

All in all my neighborhood is boring, with only an occassional hostage situation, murder or traffic accident.

I just found it funny you casually said this like it's the norm, lol. Not really funny though, it's getting like that over here, too many people.

[XenoFish]

8 hours ago, openozy said:

I just found it funny you casually said this like it's the norm,

America FK yeah.

[openozy]

20 minutes ago, XenoFish said:

America FK yeah.

A scary place Xeno  🥺👍.