Author Topic: The MIcheal Teachings  (Read 3575 times)

Offline daynise

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The MIcheal Teachings
« on: April 30, 2008, 05:36:42 pm »
Not sure if this has been discussed here before- I searched and didn't find a topic relating... But a couple of years ago I was invited to attend "An Evening With Michael" by my chiropractor. I respectfully declined, but I've been reading about their group for awhile and just thought I'd share. I remember the price to speak with Michael was $50. In short, Michael is an "entity" who can be channeled by men or women to answer questions. He lives in a plane with 1050 souls? Anyway, here are some good links to read regarding this group.

http://messagesfrommichael.com/channel.html
http://www.michaelteachings.com/

Offline daynise

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Re: The MIcheal Teachings
« Reply #1 on: April 30, 2008, 08:20:00 pm »
some more links:
http://www.itstime.com/michael.htm

these people channel "Michael" but are jointly involved in "shamanism":

http://www.flightofthehawk.com/index.html

"Flight of the Hawk has been offering many programs in the study and experiential work of cross cultural shamanism since 1987. These programs have included classes and workshops in basic shamanism, Medicine Lodges for Women, Monthly Drumming Circles, Community rituals and Ceremonies and long-term intensive programs leading to a certification in shamanic practice. Many of the women participating in our shamanic programs have also participated in wilderness vision quests devoted to the reclaiming of personal power through solo time with the Sacred River."

www.thepresencegarden.com



Offline Barnaby_McEwan

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Re: The MIcheal Teachings
« Reply #2 on: May 03, 2008, 11:36:22 am »
Hi Daynise

First off, please look for skeptical information abourt chiropractic. There are several cases of chiropractors killing their patients, whose necks were manipulated so violently that their verterbral arteries were damaged, resulting in fatal strokes hours or days later. It might be unlikely that your chiropractor will kill you but s/he is probably wasting your time and money.

I had a quick look at the links you mentioned: the first one attempting to differentiate between 'Michael' and all those other pretend entities was quite entertaining.

Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, the pulp writer who has now hit paydirt with this Michael stuff, has written bad detective fiction featuring an Indian lawyer who of course uses his mystical Indian magic to solve the crime. Ech. Sherman Alexie's book "Indian Killer" ruthlessly pillories writers like Yarbro. The one in Alexie's novel does not come to a good end.

As for the rest, well, 'cross-cultural shamanism' is just another way of saying 'we like to play at being Indian'.


Barnaby's note: further posts, on chiropractic, can be read in this thread.
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