Re: An energy treatment that worked for me

[Guest guest]

May God forgive me if I'm being overly paranoid here, but I

so rarely react cynically to posts that I trust this time, I must.

What type of human being, who has been given the gift to heal - would

skin you alive by charging $6,500-12,000 for a single session during

which he has absolutely no overhead except travel and lodging? And

where his hands are the only tools he uses?

What kind of healing power could possibly emanate from the hands of a

greedy person like that who is absolutely and completely inaccessible

and out of the realm of possibility for most people with cancer who

are already struggling with huge financial headaches because of this

disease?

What kind of heartless person charges a price that high, simply

because there are people who are despairing, scared, hopeless, and

desperately hoping for a miracle?

I'm sorry, may God forgive me for not believing - but this is wrong on so many

levels.

Disgusted,

Angel

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry to have to say this but since getting cancer in 2005, my

eyes have been opened to more and more of this kind of cynical

exploitation.The sad fact is that not all humans care about each other

the way that we (on websites such as this) do. I've become very tuned

in to peoples attitudes over the past few years, and I'm afraid there

are more of 'them' than we would like to think there are in this sad

,ailing world of ours.

>

> May God forgive me if I'm being overly paranoid here, but I

> so rarely react cynically to posts that I trust this time, I must.

>

> What type of human being, who has been given the gift to heal - would

> skin you alive by charging $6,500-12,000 for a single session during

> which he has absolutely no overhead except travel and lodging? And

> where his hands are the only tools he uses?

>

> What kind of healing power could possibly emanate from the hands of a

> greedy person like that who is absolutely and completely inaccessible

> and out of the realm of possibility for most people with cancer who

> are already struggling with huge financial headaches because of this

> disease?

>

> What kind of heartless person charges a price that high, simply

> because there are people who are despairing, scared, hopeless, and

> desperately hoping for a miracle?

>

> I'm sorry, may God forgive me for not believing - but this is wrong

on so many levels.

>

> Disgusted,

> Angel

>

[Guest guest]

Angel,

Perhaps I should show you what the allopathic doctors charged me for my

cancer treatment.

I'm not saying you are not correct. But without that man here to defend

himself, I would be cautious.

ar

On Fri, 11 Jul 2008 12:09:42 -0000, " angel z. nest "

<toreadpeoplehealthinfo@...> said:

> May God forgive me if I'm being overly paranoid here, but I

> so rarely react cynically to posts that I trust this time, I must.

>

> What type of human being, who has been given the gift to heal - would

> skin you alive by charging $6,500-12,000 for a single session during

> which he has absolutely no overhead except travel and lodging? And

> where his hands are the only tools he uses?

>

> What kind of healing power could possibly emanate from the hands of a

> greedy person like that who is absolutely and completely inaccessible

> and out of the realm of possibility for most people with cancer who

> are already struggling with huge financial headaches because of this

> disease?

>

> What kind of heartless person charges a price that high, simply

> because there are people who are despairing, scared, hopeless, and

> desperately hoping for a miracle?

>

> I'm sorry, may God forgive me for not believing - but this is wrong on

> so many levels.

>

> Disgusted,

> Angel

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

Somehow I missed the original post and assume from other's comments that this

'healer' is a 'hands-on' kind of person and that the treatment consists of a

'one-time' laying on of hands.

If the assumption is correct, it seems that both Angel's and 's assessment

of the situation is more correct than not.

One cannot compare the allopathic cost for treatment providing a no-equipment,

office-staff, rent, health-malpractice, and other insurance costs to a person

offering their only treatment, their hands and travel expense.

In no way am I justifying all allopathic treatments, however, when my wife

suffered a fractured Second Cervical, the charges for the scans, expertise of

the Neurosurgeon, hospital facilities, blah blah blah, while exorbitant, cannot

be measured vs. the 'healer' and their hands.

The Allopathic system is a business, pure and simple...................tell me

what the 'hands-on' healers aims are?

Joe C.

[Guest guest]

I agree with you completely Angel.

Donna

" angel z. nest " wrote:

May God forgive me if I'm being overly paranoid here, but I

so rarely react cynically to posts that I trust this time, I must.

What type of human being, who has been given the gift to heal - would

skin you alive by charging $6,500-12,000 for a single session during

which he has absolutely no overhead except travel and lodging? And

where his hands are the only tools he uses?

What kind of healing power could possibly emanate from the hands of a

greedy person like that who is absolutely and completely inaccessible

and out of the realm of possibility for most people with cancer who

are already struggling with huge financial headaches because of this

disease?

What kind of heartless person charges a price that high, simply

because there are people who are despairing, scared, hopeless, and

desperately hoping for a miracle?

I'm sorry, may God forgive me for not believing - but this is wrong on so many

levels.

Disgusted,

Angel

[Guest guest]

In my little opinion they see you as gullible from the get go.

 

Ever tried a RIFE machine?

 

If you want to find a good deal on one like I did. Look on craigslist and to

look evrywhere in the US not city by cite and exaust yourself here is a little

trick.

 

Google it .. ha. put in the item in quotes and also craigslist.org on one line.

 

google      craigslist.org  " rife machine "

 

I traded a $500 laptop for one almost new.

 

That will show listings everywhere , works for anything you want to find on

craigslist.

What type of human being, who has been given the gift to heal - would

skin you alive by charging $6,500-12,000 for a single session during

which he has absolutely no overhead except travel and lodging? And

where his hands are the only tools he uses?..........

[Guest guest]

It has been my experience that some healers trust the Universe to

bring to them those who can afford them, then with the money turn

around and do very good things with the large sums, such as build

houses for the homeless and do " healing " on those who can't afford

it...it's alla give and take and a balance in my opinion. When there

is over abundance in one area there may be under-abundance in

another...in the end it all works out, I believe.

I know if I won the lottery tomorrow...I'd pay off all my debt and

then build shelters for battered women...ones that approached the

healing process with body, mind and spirit in mind.

According to Byron ...it is what it is because it is...IF it

were to be any other way, it wouldn't be the way that it is...I

believe this as well.

Love and Light to all,

~Amy~

[Guest guest]

It was said, " It has been my experience that some healers trust the Universe to

bring to them those who can afford them, then with the money turn

around and do very good things with the large sums, such as build

houses for the homeless and do " healing " on those who can't afford

it...it's alla give and take and a balance in my opinion "

I wonder what those poor, suffering people needing the healing today think of

the 'balance' of 'give and take?

Sorry, but what this is, more than likely, is, Take with no give!

Finally, where does the claimed 'experience' come from? Where is this circle

of involvement that gives us this understanding about what these so-called

'healers' do after they strike it rich? Building homes for the poor?

I don't doubt but that some good works might be done by those living off the

sick and suffering but I always wonder why they first have to get rich? All of

the old writings speak to helping the poor not, first heal the wealthy, then we

can help the poor.

I would hope this list get back to concentrating on what works and what does not

and leave the hocus pocus to revivals.

Joe C.

[Guest guest]

12000$ for an energy treatment? Piece of cake. Give me his address, I pay that

AFTER he healed me. Will he be interested? I wonder.

JM