Health Care the Growing Edge of the Occult

You may ask “How did you happen to write a book on “The Occult Invasion of Health Care?

a.    My Experience. I worked as a pastor for 20 years and 9 years as a health care chaplain. My supervisor practiced Wicca/Reiki Master and subtly pressured the entire nursing staff to take training in Reiki. * Except for me because she knew that I was a born again Christian and Reiki would have no effect on me. In fact I would serve as a barrier to her success...
Continue reading ...

The Death of Chaplaincy in Health Care


You may have ask yourself, don't hospitals and hospices hire Chaplains. Aren't they providing pastoral care?

    The role of Chaplain has been emasculated, become impotent.

-    Pastoral care has become "spiritual care".
-    Differentiates religion from spirituality. Religion = practices and rituals. Spirituality = emotional well-being, connection to nature, family and whatever else brings peace and freedom from anxiety.
-    I call it "the cult of spiritu...
Continue reading ...

Center of the Soul

Within the context of all Touch Therapies: Reiki, Therapeutic Touch and Healing Touch is the common belief in imaginary structures within the body called Chakras, Meridian Line and Marma Points. What are these structures exactly and why are they called imaginary?

Practioner’s of Touch Therapies borrow this terminology heavily from Eastern Religion and philosophy. It is primarily rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine and its influence from Taoism as well as Buddhism and Hin...
Continue reading ...

Media Spearheads Occult Influx

A plethora of Occult themes is being spearheaded by the multi-media. For instance: our movie theaters have led the charge of the occult invasion for years. Who can forget the lines of people who stood outside theaters to watch the 70’s movie the Exorcist? Yes, there have been fright flicks before has for years among these being hoax films  such as various films about Count Dracula, the Wolf Man, the mummy and other cult movies. However, these were poorly done a...
Continue reading ...

Beliefs of Therapeutic Touch

Synopsis

Therapeutic Touch developed in 1972, by two nurse/PhD: Delores Krieger and Dora Kunz. TT is an “energy medicine” much like Reiki. TT practices healing techniques by channeling the universal “Vital Life Force” through the body’s Chakras (or invisible energy ports) using various hand positions. The hands channel this energy to rebalance and heal the body. Nurses certified in Therapeutic Touch are expected to read a wide range of books on o...

Continue reading ...

The Doctrine of Demons

"Now the Spirit expressly says that in latter times some will depart from the faith, giving heed to deceiving spirits and doctrines of demons" (1 Timothy 1:4)

"In the last days people will depart from the faith". Faith here is either Christian doctrine or the Christian faith as a religious movement. For discussion see 1 Tim 1:2 and 3:9. As in those two passages it is more likely that Christian doctrine (or, teachings) is meant here in 4:1, too. Depart comes from a Greek v...
Continue reading ...

Healing Mouse 37

Healing Mouse 37 at a distance Dolores Krieger shares a story about several years ago at the Nutrition Institute of America which was then under the directorship of Gary Null, PhD. There was the largest single experiment to date of two models of healing-healing by direct contact and healing at a distance. Dr. Krieger states that she was asked by Dr. Null to participate in the study and received a photograph of Mouse 37 who she was to send healing energy to. For some time she j...
Continue reading ...

A Personal Testimony

I was barely aware of touch therapies before I became a chaplain. I had heard of Healing Touch and knew there was something wrong with it innately. But it was only when I became a chaplain that I began to see the emergence of a new kind of spirituality creeping into chaplaincy which was traditionally a Christian vocation.

I began working in hospice where for the first time I encountered a new "medical modality" or alternative therapy called "Reiki". Reiki, I discovered, was...
Continue reading ...

Mrs. Lenora Piper

In the city of Boston in 1885, Mrs. Leonora E. Piper, wife of a Boston merchant, and possessed of but limited education, began what was to be a 40 year career as a spiritualistic medium, a career which was to be confounded the best minds in psychic research in both the United States and Europe with scientifically validated evidence which has never been refuted. Mrs. Piper became interested in spiritism after visiting a clairvoyant for the relief of severe pain after the birth...
Continue reading ...