Re: My visit to ELECTRO DERMAL ANALYST

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Boricua wrote:

>The only downside, I found was that I truly believe... I mean actually

>know that the person who operates the machine can become buyest on the

>brands of supplements. Like everyone here I am skeptical, so I did

>something to test how honest or accurate the machine or person who

>operates it is.

>I put some members mark brand vitamins into a more expensive brand bottle.

>I took both bottles in and when the analyst tested the low cost member

>brand bottle she told me it was not good, and she said I had wasted my

>money. So I asked her, What about this brand? I gave her the same vitamin

>in a different bottle ( My little set up) and she told me it was good, it

>had tested perfect for me.

Hi Bori,

you asked for an answer about the *brand* not the content of the bottle...

if it functions similarly to radionics, it is possible that the machine did

only test for the brand and gave you the correct reply...

(compare Masaru Emoto's water experiments where the physical configuration

of water molecules was decisively influenced by

*words* such as love, hate, Hitler, gratitude etc. attached to labels stuck

to the water bottle... also the observation reported by " Barbara Brennan

[ex-NASA physicist turned healer and author of the highly recommended

'Hands of Light' and 'Light Emerging'] ... : A woman who chose to undergo

chemotherapy wrote upon the bottles containing the chemicals 'PURE LOVE'.

She had no side-effects whatsoever from the chemotherapy! " (quoted from

www.healingcancernaturally.com which incidentally does not endorse

chemotherapy in any way).

To receive an answer solely for the vitamin supplement itself, it would

seem safest to give the tester only the pill without stating the brand...

>Now what my husband and I did not like, is that she started to test each

>product alone, then she began to pile them all one on top of each other.

>If everything is done by energy reading then all those products on the

>scale made an effect on the reading of other products being added.

I would assume she did this to determine if the supplements when used in

combination still yielded a positive effect for the person tested?

>I truly believe that no matter where we go there is always someone trying

>to make a buck out of you... I wonder about these people? Do they not fear

>GOD?

I believe there are honest people who do not " fear " God, in fact I think

they will prefer to*love* God :-)...

Ulla

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Ulla wrote:

>... also the observation reported by " Barbara Brennan

>[ex-NASA physicist turned healer and author of the highly recommended

>'Hands of Light' and 'Light Emerging'] ... : A woman who chose to undergo

>chemotherapy wrote upon the bottles containing the chemicals 'PURE LOVE'.

>She had no side-effects whatsoever from the chemotherapy! " (quoted from

>www.healingcancernaturally.com ....

I looked up Barbara Brennan at http://www.thirdmill.com/html/barbara.htm.

I couldn't find anything on any real science that she has done, but she

says she earned a master's degree in 1964, got an entry level job doing

" atmospheric physics " in the late sixties and then dropped out.

" In 1982 she established her School of Healing where she taught others the

skills and techniques that she had learned. Brennan integrated the best of

her scientific, Core Energetics and Pathwork training together with new

information she continued to receive from her own channeling sessions with

her guide Heyoan....

" Some critics have suggested that the school's program is too long and too

costly. Brennan would counter that in order to have Healing recognized as

an actual profession, it must be taught in a manner consistent with other

professions, not just another two-day weekend workshop. It is also her

desire to see Professional Healing Science a profession with certifications

and accreditation's common to other " mainstream " health professions. On the

issue of cost, it is true that many would view the annual tuition of $4,950

as pricey, particularly for a part-time program that meets five times per

year for five days. For the more than 400 graduates and the more than 600

current enrollees, 150 of whom come from 22 countries outside the U.S., the

cost was obviously not a barrier. The broad scope of the program courses

coupled with the life transforming aspects of attending the school, would

seem to make the tuition a relative bargain (at only $13.56 per day) when

weighed against other more frivolous ways many of us find to spend our

money. Part of Brennan's Midwestern philosophy, born of her own poor

beginnings and the need to work to put herself through school, includes the

belief that " If you have the mind-set, you can create something in your

life if you want to-it's very healthy to pay for what you get. " Many people

would agree. Barbara Brennan has the largest, longest running healing

school in the nation. "

List, that's $20,000 for the four-year " healing " course times about 1,000

students. That's $20,000,000 over and above the book sales, lectures and

the private counseling and channelling sessions booked a year in

advance. It seems like every nanosecond of this woman's life is dedicated

to cleverly marketing herself, her books, her " healing " services, and

access to her beloved guide Heyoan.

If a person has a serious health problem I find it astounding that they

would consider going to her or to one of her graduate professional healers.