We’ve had a few questions lately about the meaning of a popular “blessing” used by New Age enthusiasts in which they say to one another “sending you light and love!” It sounds harmless, but is it?
We recently had a question during our Wacky Wednesday radio show about non-dominant handwriting therapy. Is it New Age?
JS asks: “I am wondering if coconut oil can be New Age? It's so much advertised by media. Even olive oil has a lot of benefits, but it does not get so much attention nowadays as coconut oil.”
We recently received an email from a reader who was concerned about a family member who was becoming increasingly distant from family and the Church after seeing a therapist who was involved in recovered memory therapy. The alleged “facts” about abuse that were brought out in these sessions began to tear the family apart, bit by bit. What was the family to do?
GS asks: “I was wondering if you could tell me the difference between joga and yoga. Is joga safe or just a “wolf in sheep’s clothing”? It is being introduced into my child’s catholic school health program. I have warning bells going off in my head- should I be concerned?”
We recently had a question from someone who wanted to know more about people who say they can read/see a person’s soul light and determine their "soul type." What is this, and is it compatible with our faith?
We recently had someone write to us about finding an African ceremonial mask hidden in the attack of their home and wondered what to do with it.
The July 30 earthquake that struck Russia and the appearance of a new interstellar object passing through our solar system has caused a new wave of frenzied speculation about the prophecies of blind Bulgarian clairvoyant, Baba Vanga.
Jennifer Anniston’s new boyfriend, New Age guru Jim Curtis, is all the rage in Hollywood these days, ever since the two were spotted in a romantic pose on a yacht in Mallorca. What do we know about this man who believes he was a Native American in a past life?
A few weeks ago during our Wacky Wednesday radio show, we received a call from a woman who wanted information about a spiritual movement called Thelema. We had never heard of it before and promised to do some research. What I found was very disturbing!
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