An old occult art known as dousing is enjoying a resurgence in drought-stricken California as more and more farmers reach out to “water witches” to help them find water.
A new study of persons identifying as vampires has researchers calling for society to be more accepting of people who choose to “identify as real vampires” so they can “come out” of their coffins without having to worry about discrimination from people who think they’re nuts.
We’ve had some questions about the latest rage in fitness/charity events such as The Color Run and Color Me Rad events. Are they really based upon a Hindu tradition and what is their connection to the New Age? And is it true that they only donate a fraction of their proceeds to the charities they are supposed to be fundraising for?
British citizens are protesting the kickoff of a lucrative tour of the country by Brian Clement, a controversial U.S. alternative health clinic owner who has made millions selling phony cancer cures that have been linked to the death of at least one child.
MM writes: “I have looked with great interest at some interviews with Caroline Leah - Switch on your Brain. How science is catching up with God's Word. It seems like great stuff. She offers a detox program of 63 days to change our mind habits. I would like to know what are your thoughts on her methods and teachings.”
A new study conducted by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) found that the vast majority of yoga students and teachers take up yoga primarily for exercise and stress relief, but change their reasons later with most saying the spirituality was what kept them engaged in the practice.
Hope DelozierA Pennsylvania couple who relied on homeopathy and herbal therapy to treat their daughter’s ear infection have been charged with manslaughter after the condition worsens and the child dies.
All you lovers of those great handmade items for sale on Etsy will be relieved to know that the online seller is now banning the sale of “metaphysical services” such as spells and hexes.
ML writes: "My friend is getting treatments and products from a person she says is a doctor. Although when I asked what kind of doctor, my friend did not know. She invited me to buy products for weight loss from Graf. I declined because I had a very bad feeling about it. . . .
Need to weave a spell around a love interest? Want to put a curse on someone? The new Ace of Cups café in Bangkok, Thailand has everything you need!
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