The Hope - Workshops and Cancer Charities

So, how old was Adam, if that is his real name, on June 8, 2000? Was he really 13 years old? How much of any of this is true?

Who is running the show people? How in the world can a 13 yr. old teenager be in control of all of this. Just check out his testimonial page:

Adam's endorsements include former astronaut Edgar Mitchell and of course Ronnie Hawkins. Plus you can order his book, too:

There are links to the late psychiatrist, Elisabeth Targ, and others of equally questionable reputation. Check out a wonderful article about Targ here:

Did Adam's mother or father post these to Curezone.com web site in December 2002?

• Thread entitled Inoperable Tumors - December 2002. Here are just a few posts made by flmcl

  1. My 16 year old son is a healer. He just recently cured someone of inoperable pancreatic cancer. When he treats someone he does it long distance (quantum theory). All he needs is a clear face picture of the person with cancer. All they have to do is sit still for the 15 minute treatment. It will take about 5 treatments (one per day) to determine if the treatment is working. I also need someone with an email so I can monitor the results. No money required, just honest people to relay the results. He can only work on one person at a time so I will take the first one who comes along. He would prefer someone who is not presently on chemo or who's cancer hasn't spread. Before you become too skeptical about this, just think about all that he required of you to find out if it works.
  [They are looking for honest people. But, what about them?]

  2. Your situation sounds perfect for my son. If we can get some treatments done before your next ctscan that would be great. Send me a clear color face picture.

  bwebpage@hotmail.com

  I need an email address so we can monitor the changes.
  [It's clear that the poster was telling people that their son could cure cancer.]

  3. Send a clear colr face photo and I will let you know if we can help. We are already working on a number of people. You will be the last one we try for a couple of weeks. Don't delay because I have a waiting list of people with other illnesses. I would like to try you because it sounds doable. We have good success with people who aren't on chemo and the cancer hasn't spread.
  [This is utter and complete rubbish. Yes, "complete success" my ass. Lies, lies, and more lies.]

  4. Hello Libby,
  There are a lot of people out there who claim they have similiar abilities (mostly frauds) and that is why people are so skeptical. This included me before I witnessed what my son can do. To really get some sort of an understanding of what is is all about one should try and read Edgar Mitchell's Quantum Hologram

  http://www.edmitchellapollo14.com/naturearticle.htm

  It is very complex but if I try and simplify it there will be a lot lost. Don't be fooled by the many claimed distant healers on the net. There are only a few people in the world who truly have this ability. We all have the potential when we are born but we never develop it for various reasons. There are a lot of people and organizations who actively critizise it with out actualy reading about it. You will even get very educated people who poo poo it even though they know nothing about it.
  [Now get this - they ask readers to be wary of other distant healers. They are the ones who are frauds. This is totally delusional thinking.]

Quantum Holograms - Religious Zealots - Medical Intuitives - QXCI - Etc.

The Laura Lee Internet Shows

• Experimental Evidence for the Quantum Hologram - Gregg Braden Description
  Gregg outlines three recent experiments that indicate the presence of a field that binds all of creation and operates with the laws of Quantum physics laws. He also sheds new light on ancient textual references to this field, and how our emotions and state of mind influence our DNA, which in turn influences this field

  About the Author
  Gregg Braden, a former earth science researcher and computer systems designer, is an author and guide to sacred sites throughout the world.

  Greg Braden's web site "Statistics have shown that a specific number of people, joined in a focused, unified consciousness of non-denominational mass prayer, produce effects that extend well beyond the room or building where the prayer has occurred."

  The Body of Man, The Cells of God:
  Molecules, Miracles, Passion and The Unity Field

  Presented by Gregg Braden and Bruce Lipton

  Twenty-First-Century science is on the threshold of the single discovery that may, at last, bridge our two greatest sources of knowledge - science and religion - and answer the questions of our origins and fate. Now, the same science that has unlocked creation's innermost secrets, must answer what are perhaps the deepest mysteries of all: the very nature of our consciousness, our soul and ultimately, our creator.

  Join Bruce Lipton and Gregg Braden on this multi-day, multi-media journey bridging science and spirituality through the lost language of creation's miracles.

• Intuition Medicine - Chuck Laurenson Description
  Chuck received his MIM in 1999 and is a faculty tutor and counsellor. He does consultations, specializing in the Spiritual Incarnation^TM and Physio-Psychic^TM systems. The Intuition Medicine® Program is an intensive course of study in the science and practice of Intuition Medicine®. Many students are interested in pursuing professional careers as medical intuitives, intuitive counselors, spiritual counselors, or integrating advanced intuitive skills into their existing careers. Students who take courses for their own healing and personal growth discover great improvement in their creativity, relationships, career, and all aspects of their lives.

  Chuck received his MIM in 1999 and is a faculty tutor and counselor. He is available for consultations, specializing in the Spiritual Incarnation^TM and Physio-Psychic^TM systems.

• Medical Intuitives - Shared Vision Magazine - March 2001:
  By Jennifer Wohl
  Here is a typical definition of a medical intuitive. Note how this statement is neither intuitive or medical. But hey, that's the way cancer quacks operate, isn't it? "This type of practice is based on the idea that a healthy body is one in which energy flows freely and that illness and disease arise when the flow of energy is blocked. It presupposes a close correspondence among the emotional, mental, spiritual, and physical of a person's being, mediated through energy, of which all thoughts, emotions, and physical matter are made. This energy is regulated by the chakras, the seven wheels of energy positioned in a column from the base of the spine to the top of the head. (see box). A medical intuitive is able to assess the state of health of the chakras, either by sensing it energetically with his or her hands, seeing disruptions in a person's aura, or by using intuition." I just love this statement by a real medical doctor who is a supporter of alternative therapy: "Dr Saul Pilar, a Vancouver medical doctor doing research on the efficacy of medical intuition, says "Medical doctors want to see proof before they will subscribe to theories." Although Pilar says the preliminary results of his study are promising, the research is still underway and the results are only tentative. "Our study won't prove anything," Pilar says, because many studies are needed for the evidence to accumulate. It is also difficult, if not impossible, to prove that medical intuition works. "Two X-ray machines will give the same reports, two MRI machines will give the same reports," Pilar says "but two medical intuitives will give different reports." This does not mean that one of the medical intuitives is wrong, only that the world of medical intuition is subjective and metaphysical rather than objective and scientific."

John Mullen - A Disciple of Hulda Clark

• Meet John Mullen "John Mullen is a modern-day gifted healer - a medical intuitive - who brings a unique blend of inspiration and real-world application to his clients. With more than thirty years experience in alternative therapies, supplements and herbs, John is a master at analyzing the root cause of people's health challenges and aligning the nerves, organs and body functions so that the body can heal. God has truly blessed John with insight, wisdom and the gift of healing.

  John has studied extensively anatomy and physiology plus learned unique approaches to help the body heal, including a concentrated study in mastering the Healing Techniques of Hanna Kroeger, Chinese Energetic Medicine (CEM), and the Slater Vibrational Frequencies, as well as applying the health directives of
  Dr. Hulda Clark along with Standard Process concentrated food substances and Young Living Essential Oils. John's background and original neurological research culminates these modalities into an effective healing process.

  John uses a unique remote healing technique based on energetic medicine and nerve alignment. His approach has been proven time and time again with people suffering from critical health issues, such as cancer, leukemia and strokes. One of the strengths of John's success is his ability to associate and draw upon a full range of integrated health options that can stand on their own or be used in conjunction with traditional medicine.

  John uses nerves to balance blood problems; body vibrations to harness viruses and bacteria; and glands to heal with neurological deficiencies. John is a Certified Lymphologist, holds B.S. degrees in Business, Finance and Religious Education and is an ordained minister.

• LeukemiaHope.com - John Mullen is not a doctor, yet he claims that he can help your body clear itself from leukemia. No need to pay for airfare to Atlanta. Why it's as easy as picking up the phone. Why haven't the Atlanta police department charged him with fraud?
  " Many of our clients begin our relationship via the phone or email. Our work is done entirely remotely using Complete Energetic Medicine (CEM) approach - a powerful, proven form of energetic medicine based on the principle that the energetic quality of the nerves, organs and glands in the body directly impact a person's health. This CEM technique is applied to clients in a remote, non-touch, non-invasive method, and can be done across the room or across the country. Adjustments are made on a regular basis and the effects are tracked as the CEM process restores the body to full vibrant health. However, we do require regular check-in reports and ongoing communications with our clients via phone, email and fax in order to stay current on their symptomology and condition."

  "Q: How much does this program cost?
  A: Just as illness does not usually occur quickly, neither does wellness. Energetic Health develops custom healing programs designed to meet the health needs of clients, as well as their budgets. Energetic Health's Wellness Programs are not designed to be an ongoing treatment-reliant program. Our goal is to balance your body, manage your symptoms and restore you to vibrant health.

  Typically we require that clients sign up for a six-to-nine month program. During that time the body has adequate time to balance and begin to heal naturally. Shorter time frames are not realistic.

  At the conclusion of the program, both the client and John Mullen determine the plan of action and course of healing moving forward. We view ourselves as intimately involved in your health decisions."

• John Mullen Supports Sandy Petry with Hulda Clark's protocols - From Bonnie O'Sullivan's newsletter called the Road To Health. "John Mullen, a Certified Lymphologist, has helped Sandy tremendously over the past several months while she has endured pain, surgeries and uncertainty. John is a medical intuitive who works by phone with people all over the world helping them overcome cancer, leukemia, fibromyalgia, immune deficiencies, and other serious health issues. JohnÕs manner is calming, comforting, reassuring and he always has an interesting idea to improve an ailing patientÕs state of mind. If you would like to get in touch with John please call (770) 579-0622 (Please call between 10 am and 6 pm EST.)

  We would like to thank John for his unwavering support through the past incredibly rocky four months of our lives. Daily, he gave Sandy positive feedback that her body was getting stronger. He suggested methods; many of them modified Dr. Clark methods, to control Sandy's emotional and physical distress."

With a little help from God and Machines

• QXCI scammers - A QuackeryWatch specialty!!! Note the Canadian medical doctor, Debi Drake, and the Renew You holistic centre in Ancaster if you want to see how these machines are used by regulated and unregulated practitioners to fool the public.

• Energy Medicine Ministry - Another wacko site "Energy Medicine Ministries is an All Denominational Ministry for Education, Research and Services in Health, Wellness, and the Natural Healing Arts. Energy Medicine Ministries works with numerous Energetic / Vibrational Technologies: QXCI, VIBE Machine, subtle energies, prayer, foods, supplements, education (specializing in Hanna Kroeger's work). This organization is intended to have global outreach as we research, educate and provide services on related issues. Energy Medicine Ministries is working in concert with Palo Bowler, Inc. to bring you great products. Your input and participation is eagerly invited and welcome.

  Ginger Bowler, Th.D, Ph.D and LaRae Palo, M.O.M. formally owned and operated Southern Herb Co., Inc. which they sold in 2002. In Sept 2003 , Ginger completed her Doctoral degree in Energy Medicine and Spiritual Healing and they founded Energy Medicine Ministries, a Non-Profit All Denominational Ministry for Wellness in Health and the Natural Healing Arts. Officially, this is a teaching ministry for Wellness. Relying on the understanding that "All Healing comes from God," Energy Medicine Ministries works with Energetic technologies, subtle energies, vibration, prayer, food, natural supplementation and education to assist in the mission to "care for the temple of God, the body."

• The Intuition Medicine® Program - Why wait for Adam to tour your area, why not take advantage of this vast open market and do it yourself. You too, can earn your keep with the special training that only these folks can provide. Imagine your very own "MIM" diploma gracing your private office wall. And, you can do all of this from the comfort of your own easy chair.
  "The Intuition Medicine® Program is an intensive course of study in the science and practice of Intuition Medicine® . Many students are interested in pursuing professional careers as medical intuitives, intuitive counselors, spiritual counselors, or integrating advanced intuitive skills into their existing careers. Students who take courses for their own healing and personal growth discover great improvement in their creativity, relationships, career, and all aspects of their lives.

  There are four levels of certification available at the Academy:"

  Master of Intuition Medicine® (MIM) Certificate
  Intuition Medicine® Certificate (IMC)
  Intuition Medicine® Certificate (IMC) via Distance Education
  MIM Post-Graduate Program
  Program Descriptions - .pdf file

The Unreal Healers

JREF Educational Foundation comments about psychics and healers

• GELLER THE HEALER - Comments by James Randi - Just a year ago on this page, I reported that a UK stripper known only as "Jordan" had approached Uri Geller's daughter Natalie at what was proudly trumpeted as "a glamour model's Pimps and Prostitutes-themed 25th birthday party." She took Natalie aside and asked her to talk to her dad about curing her year-old baby Harvey's blindness. The child was born blind and doctors say that he will never see; he's missing the nerve that sends the message from the eye to the brain. It seems that Uri's record on psychic healing hadn't reached Jordan. Well, now she claims that the spoon-bender has helped to cure her son of blindness, working miracles just by touching the child's head.

  "Uri said, let me feel his head, so I did and now Harvey can see so much more from a distance. . . . I don't believe in anything like this but I swear he can see so much now, considering he's supposed to be blind," she told the press.

  "So much more"? "From a distance"? I think I need clearer statements than those before I'll go into raptures over this miracle?

• Search JREF for "healer" using Google
• Search JREF for "cancer quack" using Google
• Search JREF for "psychic" using Google
• Search JREF for Uri Geller using Google

Edgar Cayce Exposed

• Skeptic's Dictionary with many links The support for his accuracy consists of little more than anecdotes and testimonials. There is no way to demonstrate that Cayce used psychic powers even on those cases where there is no dispute that he was instrumental in the cure. It is true, however, that many people considered themselves cured by Cayce and that's enough evidence for true believers. It works! The fact that thousands don't consider themselves cured or can't rationalize an erroneous diagnosis won't deter the true believer.

• "Edgar Cayce: An American Prophet" by Sidney D. Kirkpatrick - Book review by By Katharine Whittemore in Salon.com. It's obvious to me that Whittemore knows nothing about quackery, and doesn't care to ask. It's a straight puff piece to help the publisher sell books. His powers leaned toward the medical. Indeed, he developed a singular ability to "enter" the body of a sick person who was hundreds of miles away and provide a pinpoint diagnosis and treatment, though he had no medical training. I know what you're thinking: big scam. But a parade of would-be debunkers -- doctors, scholars and celebrities (including Houdini), plus hundreds of patients -- poured out astonished, grateful testimonials to Cayce's veracity.

More Quantum Scammers

• Robear Rawlings - "Have Miracles - Will Travel" He says that he is from Palo Alto, California amd claims to be a Quantum Energy Practitioner and Chi Gung Medical Arts Practitioner with 30 years of experience helping people overcome physical, emotional, mental, psychological, psychic, and spiritual problems. He was inspired by Deepak Chopra. Why don't you trust him already? Could it be the long list of testimonials?

Distance Healing Links

The late Elisabeth Targ

• Notes of a Fringe-Watcher - Distant Healing and Elisabeth Targ - Skeptical Inquirer March/April 2001
  By Martin Gardner I never cease to be amazed by how easily a set of beliefs, no matter how bizarre, will pass from parents to children, and on to grandchildren. Gardner writes about Elisabeth Targ, daughter of the paraphysicist Russell Targ. Readers of Skeptical Inquirer will recall how the team of Targ and his paraphysicist friend Harold Puthoff made a big splash in parapsychological circles in the 1970s. They claimed to have established beyond any doubt that almost everybody is capable of "remote viewing," their term for what used to be called clairvoyance. In addition, they claimed they had validated Uri Geller's psychic ability to remote-view pictures, and his ability to control the fall of dice by PK (psychokinesis). They sat on the fence about Uri's ability to bend spoons and keys because they were never able to capture the actual bending on film. Some parapsychologists called this a "shyness effect."

  Russell inherited his psi beliefs from his father, William Targ. Elisabeth's mother Joan, by the way, is the sister of chess grandmaster Bobby Fischer. Elisabeth is a practicing psychiatrist with an M.D. from Stanford University, and psychiatric training at UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute. Ms. Targ is firmly convinced that persons have the power to use psi energy to heal the sick over long distances even when they don't know the sick but only see their photographs and are given their names.

  She runs several research projects and some of them are funded by government grants. One of them involves the possible effects of remote healing on forty patients in the San Francisco Bay area who had advanced AIDS. For an hour every day, over a ten-week period, the healers directed their psi energy to the patients by using prayer or meditation. The experiment was supported by the Institute of Noetic Studies, founded by astronaut Edgar Mitchell, a true believer in all varieties of psychic phenomena, including the powers of Uri Geller, and by New York City's Parapsychology Foundation.

  Although Ms. Targ is firmly persuaded that distant healing works, she confesses that no one has any notion of how a healer and healee can be connected over long distances. She closes one of her papers with these words: "The connection could be through the agency of God, consciousness, love, electrons, or a combination. The answers to such questions await future research."

• Investigating the Power of Prayer - Time Magazine - Jan. 16, 2002
  By Leon Jaroff
  Jaroff's comments are right on the mark when he observes Elisabeth Targ's research efforts. A San Francisco researcher looks into whether prayer can heal even if the person doesn't know he's being prayed for. While a teenager, Elisabeth immersed herself in psychic experiments and developed what she claimed were powers of remote viewing — the ability to visualize events and objects at distances far beyond the range of vision. In a 1984 book co-authored by her father, she is credited with correctly predicting winners of horse races, as well as the 1980 Presidential victory of Ronald Reagan-feats that I modestly admit to having performed myself.

• Does Body Chemistry Make You Gullible - Time Magazine - Jul. 26, 2002
  By Leon Jaroff
  An Ironic Twist for Dr. Targ In my January 16, 2002 column entitled "Investigating the Power of Prayer," I looked askance at the Federally-funded National Institutes of Health for granting nearly one and a half million dollars to Dr. Elisabeth Targ for two studies she was conducting. Now her story has a troubling new twist.

  Targ was investigating "distance healing," a technique that involved healers from various faiths praying for patients with serious illnesses, healers who were far removed from the patients and never encountered them. Furthermore, the patients were unaware that prayers were being offered on their behalf.

  One group being studied by Targ consisted of AIDS victims, the other of those afflicted with a kind of brain tumor known as glioblastoma multiforme. As her studies progressed, Targ said that the prayed-for patients were doing considerably better than those in a control group with the same illnesses, but who were not the recipients of prayers from afar. My column cast a skeptical eye on such claims.

  Last week I belatedly learned that Targ herself, in a most ironic twist of fate, had surgery in April for a brain tumor. Yes, it was diagnosed as a glioblastoma multiforme. The operation left Targ with difficulty swallowing, her speech mildly impaired and her voice an octave or two higher. As part of her rehabilitation, she has been meeting with spiritual healers and alternative medicine specialists. And, according to a website set up by her friends, she is "open to hearing about alternative and complementary treatment and healing strategies."

  One of those strategies is being employed by Targ's friends on the web site, where they have requested that readers send "very focused healing intention for the alleviation of her condition and for her complete recovery" in the form of written prayers. The response testifies to the adulation of Targ's many admirers, who have sent hundreds of E-mailed prayers as well as some ordinary get-well wishes.

  While I am still convinced that the results claimed by Targ are illusory, I gather from the comments of her friends that she is a loving, generous person, and I join those friends in wishing her well and hoping for a speedy recovery.

  [Note: Just days after this column was published, we learned that Dr. Elisabeth Targ died of glioblastoma]

• List of common scams and frauds - Eugene, Oregon Police Department Common Scams and Fraud If it sounds too good to be true, it probably isn't true. Swindlers and con artists can be very well-dressed, flattering, and persuasive. They will say or promise anything to get your money. Always check identification of strangers. Verify with their company or agency that they are legitimate. Contact the company using your phone book, not some number they hand you. Trust your skepticism, particularly if you are approached with one of the following propositions.

 
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