GM writes: "Now that I am learning more and more about the "new" age movement and its philosophies, I am wondering if there any particular bands that I should not be listening to anymore such as Phish."
(Photo courtesy of Wikicommons Images, Justin Brackett, CC BY-SA 4.0 DEED)N asks: "Is Joel Osteen preaching New Age?"
An original poster advertising the services of F. M. AlexanderJC writes: "Can you tell me whether the Alexander Technique is New Age? I am a musician and my teacher recommended it for 'body awareness.' Apparently, it is popular among professional, classical musicians. The idea of "body awareness" sounds very New Age to me!"
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SH writes: "Do you know anything about Body Talk? I was at a Cursillo and ladies were espousing this therapy. I countered that it sounds New Age to me and we should not be participating in it. I did not see anything on the Blog. Would love to hear your views."
MW asks: "What are soul ties? Is this a Christian concept?"
LS writes: “I hear the term ‘empath’ tossed around all the time, sometimes with the idea that it refers to a person with special powers to feel the emotions of others. What exactly is it?”
EB writes: "I have been seeing a certified acupressure therapist. Does this pertain to the New Age category like chiropractors?"
JB asks: "My friend found out her psychologist is into the occult and is encouraging her to be ordained a priest in her religion. The psychologist says my friend will be able to consecrate the Eucharist. My friend (Catholic) wants nothing to do with her religion but wonders if she should still see her. The psychologist is her only support right now and is very kind. Is it ok for her to continue?"
LC writes: “Could you shed some light on Twin Flames? Is it possible in the eyes of the Church?”
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