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Fakes & FraudsLemurian Seed Crystal
21st Oct 2013 01:47 UTCDennis Li
Is this real lemurian seed crystal?????
21st Oct 2013 02:31 UTCStephanie Martin
regards,
stephanie :-)
21st Oct 2013 02:45 UTCDennis Li
21st Oct 2013 02:56 UTCStephanie Martin
What you are reporting is subjective, not empirical results. These energies have not been proven to exist by empirical data. If you enjoy your quartz this way that is good for you, but you will have a tough time convincing those who want proof with repeatable, quantifiable, hard empirical data, which the good folks here would like to see.
regards,
stephanie :-)
21st Oct 2013 05:03 UTCDan R. Lynch
21st Oct 2013 10:16 UTCRock Currier Expert
21st Oct 2013 12:18 UTCSpencer Ivan Mather
Spencer.
21st Oct 2013 15:06 UTCChester S. Lemanski, Jr.
21st Oct 2013 15:09 UTCSteve Hardinger 🌟 Expert
21st Oct 2013 15:53 UTCMark Gottlieb
21st Oct 2013 16:14 UTCDave Owen
21st Oct 2013 16:34 UTCKeith Wood
Then there are Chia Pets, that aren't really pets, but grow from seeds!
21st Oct 2013 16:43 UTCDoug Daniels
21st Oct 2013 16:49 UTCDennis Li
21st Oct 2013 21:20 UTCEvan Johnson
21st Oct 2013 22:55 UTCSteve Hardinger 🌟 Expert
22nd Oct 2013 10:49 UTCEvan Johnson
EMJ
22nd Oct 2013 14:21 UTCMark Heintzelman 🌟 Expert
It has long been debunked and an open forum still exist to prove otherwise. All you need is the willingness to show up. James Randi the founder of the James Randi Educational Foundation, has spent more than 30 years studying claims of the paranormal and pseudo new age science. His foundation still offers it's famed "million dollar challenge": anyone who produces evidence of a supernatural, paranormal or occult power or event will win US $1,000,000. Year after year, the mystics come banging on his door and year after year they fail to produce any evidence of the paranormal.
James Randi invited a Crystal Healer into a TV studio (it's on YouTube, entitled: James Randi Tests Crystal Power and Applied Kinesiology). He set up a test, for the specific purpose of the demonstration of the crystal healers powers. The ‘healer’ failed miserably, to no ones surprise. We all know any perceived "effect" from crystals and the like are self imposed i.e. self-deluded experiences. It is a common effect for us humans and it's seen in any and all our belief systems across the board and across the globe.
Religion . . . it's just another religion. If we insist on treating such things as sacrosanct, above the sharp criticism that this subject really does merit (since despite it's debunking, believers continually refuse to respect these finding) then it has NO place in the realm of scientific discussion or debate, period. It is simply put, NOT a welcome subject here.
MRH
22nd Oct 2013 19:26 UTCKelly Nash 🌟 Expert
22nd Oct 2013 23:52 UTCDebbie Woolf Manager
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