MM asks: "
If energy medicine and other alternatives are scientifically unsubstantiated, why are so many of them showing up in U.S. hospitals?"
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A self-appointed "minister" of a cult-like church in Wauconda, Illinois is under investigation for his use of a healing method known as "light therapy" which involves nudity and what he calls non-sexual touching, as well as telling followers that God implants messages in their dreams which only he can interpret.
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AW writes:
"My sister is seeing a Maximized Living Doctor and is getting other members of the family in for 'adjustments.' Do you know anything about this philosophy and is there anything we should be concerned about as practicing Catholics?"
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SH writes: "
Can you address the issue of astral travel on the new age blog?"
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Just what we need - another weird reality show from Discovery's TLC that promotes "irregular" lifestyles. First it was
Sister Wives which tries to portray polygamy (which is illegal in the U.S.) in a positive light, now it's an eight-week series that peaks into the life of a Long Island woman who claims she can talk to the dead.
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BY writes:
"You mention yoga pretty often on your program, and there's one thing that I've never heard from you, that you might want to include in your arguments. It will help you when talking to people who want to do the physical part only. The physical is Hatha Yoga and the meditative is Rajah Yoga. There is an old saying in yoga itself - "No hatha without rajah; no rajah without hatha". This clearly says that it is impossible to divorce the physical from the meditative, according to the philosophy itself. If they say it can't be done, then it definitely can't be done."
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A 19 year-old man who believes he's a vampire was arrested in Galveston, Texas this past weekend after he broke into a woman's apartment and attempted to bite her on the neck.
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The testimony of a courageous young woman has brought an end to a bizarre cult in Jerusalem where women were routinely abused by their polygamist husband who punished them by shaving their heads, making them stand naked outside in subzero temperatures and beating them with rods.
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We received this testimony from a woman who reads our blog and wanted to help others who are involved in the New Age. What a powerful witness to the mercy of God!
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DP writes:
"I have had myofascial release done on my neck and other parts of my body by physical therapists in the past. Not by massage therapists, but actual PT's. . . . Can you speak of this on your blog, under the name of myofascial release, so that people may be aware of how similar this practice is to craniosacral therapy, and how they have the potential to make one vulnerable to the occult?"
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