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Originally posted by FortAnthem
Originally posted by Morgenstern89
Don't forget that it wasn't even a reiki practitioner that the mother was working with. She was working with a chiropractor, who herself had seen a reiki practitioner. The reiki practitioner as far as we know had no contact with the daughter. So that right there puts a little dent in the mothers logic.
For all we know, the daughter may have been reacting to a danger to the mother's spiritual welfare.
Children seem to be more sensitive to things that we all learn to ignore as we get older, dismissing strange feelings as just superstition or a case of gas. Maybe the evil influence wasn't attacking the daughter but was instead directed against the mother and this was the girl's only way of communicating her intuitions.
Originally posted by Morgenstern89
Originally posted by FortAnthem
Originally posted by Morgenstern89
Don't forget that it wasn't even a reiki practitioner that the mother was working with. She was working with a chiropractor, who herself had seen a reiki practitioner. The reiki practitioner as far as we know had no contact with the daughter. So that right there puts a little dent in the mothers logic.
For all we know, the daughter may have been reacting to a danger to the mother's spiritual welfare.
Children seem to be more sensitive to things that we all learn to ignore as we get older, dismissing strange feelings as just superstition or a case of gas. Maybe the evil influence wasn't attacking the daughter but was instead directed against the mother and this was the girl's only way of communicating her intuitions.
Isn't it more likely that this is just a case of a religious zealot who is hyper sensitive about anyone's spirituality/religion that differs from hers, blowing a benign situation out of proportion? If this had just been a random blog or post on a forum, instead of on a religion themed website, and she didn't have that deep religious streak, I may think there was something to it. But with this woman, she probably would have drawn the same conclusions even if it was just a case of her letting her daughter play at a little kids house who had Pokemon cards, or whose older brother or sister listened to Marilyn Manson.edit on 29-3-2012 by Morgenstern89 because: (no reason given)edit on 29-3-2012 by Morgenstern89 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by DonaldD
I feel you are wrongly prejudicing this mother, if she was wiccan or belonged to some other spiritual group she may also think in the same terms - "what is the meaning of this and what has caused this to occur". Just because she is Catholic you are calling her a religious zealot?
Originally posted by TUERD
reply to post by FortAnthem
maybe she should look at her own house before she tries to attribute blame to her chiropractor.
seems like a ridiculous story..