It is incredible that in this day and age, people still believe in this sort of unproven, superstitious drivel. This place apparently provided '...healing carried out by harnessing the consciousness of a dolphin, or "vortex experiences"...in which participants "experience our human energy system interacting with the earth".' And it is not incredible at all that there are people waiting to take large sums of money from the gullible for providing these "cures". To counteract this sort of crap, there is The Enemy Of Reason which is well worth watching all the way through if you can. The first episode starts at http://bit.ly/KQ7fu
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Y'know... my first response was Live Ignorant, Die Ignorant, but after thinking about it some (okay, all of 30 seconds), I decided that until I've walked in their shoes (they may have all kinds of negative experiences with traditional medicine - who knows?) then who'm I to judge them as dumb-as-stumps?
Oh - and it's Canadian Thanksgiving so I'm feeling generous of spirit... ;)
Posted by: Wylie | October 11, 2009 at 01:13 PM