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xtheist · 02-22-2010, 04:49 PM

I just wondered what your opionions are?

I only heard of this lady a few days ago and have been looking at some of her videos on youtube.

What can I say? Quite frankly I don't buy it. I don't believe she is chanelling because of the quality (lack of) of the information and I just don't warm to her as a person. She seems false. The disturbing thing is how sycophantic the audiences always seem to be. I think this woman could tell them that cocoa pops are the reincarnation of Jesus Christ and they would believe her.

I have recently realised I don't believe in god, this is after many years when I was in my 20's and teens of being a born again christian and then going through various beliefs that all entailed a god, in a spiritual sense rather than religous.

If I watch videos of preachers on youtube it seems to me that the congregation have left their mental faculties outside the door. There is something speciific about their expressions and I see the same thing in people watching Esther Hicks.

What do you think?

02-22-2010, 04:49 PM	#1 (permalink)
xtheist Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 59	Esther Hicks/Abraham Hicks I just wondered what your opionions are? I only heard of this lady a few days ago and have been looking at some of her videos on youtube. What can I say? Quite frankly I don't buy it. I don't believe she is chanelling because of the quality (lack of) of the information and I just don't warm to her as a person. She seems false. The disturbing thing is how sycophantic the audiences always seem to be. I think this woman could tell them that cocoa pops are the reincarnation of Jesus Christ and they would believe her. I have recently realised I don't believe in god, this is after many years when I was in my 20's and teens of being a born again christian and then going through various beliefs that all entailed a god, in a spiritual sense rather than religous. If I watch videos of preachers on youtube it seems to me that the congregation have left their mental faculties outside the door. There is something speciific about their expressions and I see the same thing in people watching Esther Hicks. What do you think?