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.
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.
MD writes: “Is Karen Casey into New Age?”
Witches across America who are eagerly planning to perform a spell-casting ritual against President Donald J. Trump are being warned by exorcists that the devil is using them for his own purposes and their lives with continue to “spiral out of control" unless they anchor themselves in God.
The ruins of Glastonbury AbbeySW writes: “I had a friend who was into New age religion, but I didn't know it. . . .She gave me some water from Glastonbury which I took to be like holy water. But I never used it. What is the proper way to get rid of it. Can I just throw it in the trash? Pour it down the drain? Does it need to be exorcised? Please help. I don't want to keep it.”
Despite the brouhaha on social media about the mass casting of a binding spell on President Donald J. Trump, the event scheduled for Friday night at midnight wasn’t exactly a smashing success.
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSGroups of covens, occultists and various other “magical groups” around the country have announced plans for a ritual to take place tonight at midnight which is designed to “bind Donald Trump and all who abet him.”
Bishops in the U.S. are joining their colleagues in Mexico in denouncing what has become one of the fastest growing religious movements in North America – the worship of the fictional folk saint known as La Santa Muerte.
Anthony William, Medical IntuitiveActress and lifestyle blogger, Gwyneth Paltrow, is coming under fire for relying on the advice of a “medical medium” who makes dangerous health recommendations on her controversial blog.
It’s a well-established fact that most people who get involved in the New Age – which includes many practices founded in the occult – are “dabblers.” They’re just poking around in this or that, looking for a spiritual high, a “connection” to the universe, an escape from reality, a cure for what ails them.
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