I am skeptical of many things, but these "trendy " things have been used for centuries in other countries. I understand that Prince Charles uses homeopathic medicine which much of Europe uses. Energy healing has been around for decades, that I know of and maybe longer because I only know personally about decades.
The University of Minnesota uses many of these things .
This may have been new to the people in Dr. TS's circle, but it is far far far from new
It is my opinion, that's all. No offense intended.
Of course, I said as much, but there are limits and common sense. While various treatments have been around for centuries, trends come and go and I consider it trendy when people without background, training, education of any sort can jump on a bandwagon and can claim to be a healer. Some of these healers prey on emotional, desperate and susceptible people seeking relief. Trends cease to be trends when they become matter-of-fact, and accepted everywhere. Maybe I object to the fact that it's called "healing", and not something else. It's one thing if an MD or PhD or whatever does it, but when someone off the street can "practice healing" and call their clients "patients" - it bothers me. But, that's just me.
It is my opinion, that's all. No offense intended.
Kale is not new, BUT it's been
trendy for quite while now. Even McDonalds is advertising it. Call me jaded, but I don't believe McD's is selling salads with kale for our health.
There's a
huge difference between homeopathic medicine and not even having to touch someone to "pass energy" by waving your hands over the area. Why not a magic wand? No-touch therapy that's verbal as in mental health healing, absolutely. Religious counseling, same thing. I have no problem with a person helping others get in touch with their own energy, but that's educating someone with experience and discussions.
It is my opinion, that's all. No offense intended.
The Beatles gave off so much energy that young girls fainted all over the place. *sarcasm* We do things to ourselves, we can learn and enlighten ourselves as to our souls, our bodies, our minds, our emotions, our behaviors, but I don't believe just being in the presence of someone can change my energy - only I can do that.
As in any profession there are less than scrupulous people who do not have their customers/patients/clients best interest at heart - some see it as easy money. That's why there are so many cute little cottages offering Psychic services and palm reading.
I absolutely believe there are extra sensitive (not ESP, but more aware) people who can "read" others, but not in the way of predicting the future or speaking with the dead, etc. People who are sensitive like that make excellent psychiatrists, psychologists, counselors and con people.
It is my opinion, that's all. No offense intended.
