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While the punks were creative DIY-ers, we, postmodern millennials, are more into readymade stuff. We’re Duchampian like that.
Ramon Tulfo is the last person anyone would think to be interested in spiritual, paranormal and psychic stuff.
Last week I discussed the mysterious and unexplainable power of the placebo to heal a patient, even if he was told that what he was taking was something with no therapeutic ingredient.
But first let me define the term. Intention is defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary as “a determination to act in a certain way; resolve.” The Oxford Dictionary defines it as “an idea or plan.” It also means “directing the mind toward an object.”
Here’s an interesting question from reader Lulu: “One psychic or espiritista who visited our house once told me, as soon as he entered our house, to finish my karma with my husband or we will reconnect again in our next life. My question is, how can karma be resolved before one of us passes away? It has been a rocky marriage, and I think I am the only one who understands the situation. But my patience is already running out.”
In 2003, I first wrote about Warka Adala, a Muslim energy healer from Zamboanga City.
I’ve always been fascinated by lost ancient civilizations like Lemuria and Atlantis for reasons I initially couldn’t understand.
A frustrated and exasperated woman recently asked: “How come whatever I do, I cannot make my dreams come true? No matter how many times I make mental affirmations and maintain a positive attitude I am not able to manifest what I want or achieve my goal. Is there anything wrong in what I am doing? Is there a formula for successful goal attainment?”
All of us think we know ourselves more than anybody else, because each of us is unique and there’s no one exactly like us. This is quite true.
History Channel’s highly-anticipated History Con is coming back to Manila on Aug. 10-12 at the World Trade Center. The convention...
