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Spiritual healing: Real or not?

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    #32
    Star Lord
    Registered Users Posts: 30,123 ✭✭✭✭Star Lord


    Leadamp wrote: »
    That is exactly what I think. I'm a somewhat spiritual person but I don't think personally that people can manipulate your aura or whatever they call it.

    Like any magnetic field, it could be altered a little, but to the extent that it'll completely change how you feel? That's more a psychological aspect in my opinion. To actually heal someone of an affliction? Not a chance.


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    #33
    U5ername
    Registered Users Posts: 17 ✭U5ername


    Emergencies, surgery & setting bones is all I'd trust medical science with.
    I'd avoid any prescription drugs the best I could (not to the extent of refusing morphine after something awful),
    But for general health I'd not go to a doctor. I'd go to a healer every time.


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    #34
    looksee
    Registered Users Posts: 28,082 ✭✭✭✭looksee


    U5ername wrote: »
    Emergencies, surgery & setting bones is all I'd trust medical science with.
    I'd avoid any prescription drugs the best I could (not to the extent of refusing morphine after something awful),
    But for general health I'd not go to a doctor. I'd go to a healer every time.

    Have you any instances of situations in which you have gone to a healer rather than a doctor? What illnesses would you consider suitable for a healer to deal with?

    You say you would go to a doctor to set a bone, presumably because it requires physical intervention? How does this differ from needing the physical intervention of an antibiotic in the case of, say, pheumonia?


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