Sadly people will still continue to believe in psychic’s .. and their crap
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Sylvia Browne: fans lash out at ‘psychic’ over false Ohio abduction prediction
‘Psychic’ incorrectly predicted the death of Amanda Berry in 2004 – not the first time she’s been wrong about a missing person
One of the world’s most recognizable self-proclaimed psychics was wrong yet again about the fate of a missing child, and her followers on social media are taking her to task.
Browne’s prediction about the fate of Amanda Berry was not her first attempt to explain the fate of a child, but her fans on social media demanded acknowledgment from the self-proclaimed spiritual leader.
On Wednesday, Browne released the following through her Facebook page: Read more
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In the first installment of “The Honest Liar”, Jamy Ian Swiss punctures the pretense of homeopathy. How much is too much to pay for a remedy with nothing in it?
Religion poisons everything… also, religion is the most stupid thing ever invented, made from bs!
– If doctors at Kashmir’s only tertiary neo-natal and child care hospital are to be believed, then something abhorring is happening to hundreds of newborn toddlers of the Valley at the hands of ‘faith healers’.
A two-year-old child from Ganderbal in northeastern part of the Kashmir
valley born with a Down’s syndrome (mentally and physically challenged) has been admitted in the hospital with at least 13 burn scars of 1 cm each in his abdomen caused by cigarette buts.
And the cruel act has been inflicted on the child by a so called ‘faith healer’ in front of his parents, doctors treating the child quoted the family members. Dr Abdul Rashid, registrar of GB Panth Hospital in Srinagar told the Hindustan Times that the child was first taken to a faith healer by his parents before coming to the hospital.
“Though suffering from Down’s syndrome from birth, he had cough and fever along with convulsions when brought to hospital on Tuesday. When we examined him we found multiple cigarette burn mark on his body. He was in pain,” Rashid said. “We got suspicious and enquired from the family of the child who first denied but ultimately revealed the cause,” he said.
The official said the practice was a known thing for the doctors working in the hospital. In the remote town of Kangan from where the family hails, many visit faith healers to seek cure to their health problems.
“These types of cases keep coming to the hospital. There are such people living in Jammu and Kashmir who consider a burn mark inflicted by a faith healer to have spiritual effect,” Rashid said. Read more
