)Being aware of greater possibilities, however, does not mean that we indiscriminately accept claims that are being made, especially when lives are on the line. I ask this because, to be quite frank, the health programs, advice and protocols being put out by William for various chronic diseases seem to be just simplified versions of those already used by many natural health practitioners. It is called clairaudience and many people have experienced it (including, one time, myself).

And as has been said, most people who are considering having a consultation with William are leaving the door open to the possibility of mediumship (even if just motivated by desperation), so dismissing William primarily on the basis the absurdity of mediumship will mean little to these individuals.So how do we objectively and open-mindedly assess someone like Anthony William making many so many medical claims from on High? At the moment, the reviews for him seem very polarised, with glowing testimonies from the believers and scathing critiques from the sceptics. VZR: 1536241425   © 2019 All rights Reserved by Forschungsinstitut der Heilkunde Die ganze Familie war schockiert, nicht nur weil ihr Kind plötzlich behauptete, eine Stimme zu hören, sondern natürlich auch über die These, dass die Großmutter Krebs habe. Remember, although William avoids serious chronic illnesses like cancer and heart disease in his book, no doubt the bulk of his private consultations are with individuals suffering from these diseases because they are the most prevalent serious diseases in Western society, diseases for which orthodox medicine is not effective. Všechny oblíbené knížky od Anthony William máme skladem! I provide all who care to listen with the lessons and wisdom of God. Personally, I will give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he has good intentions in what he is doing (although tainted by greed and excessive egotism), and that he is "just" unconscious of the issues raised above. And in an ideal world, the effectiveness of those protocols should also be measured against those of other natural health practitioners to determine whether he is doing anything "above and beyond". ), that is not going to happen any time soon. Also notice the "I’m" that William is writing here which sounds very egotistical considering it is not really him but Spirit. The parallels with the pharmaceutical worldview are actually quite striking.In addition to this, William/Spirit also puts out questionable information. Ostensibly, this is because demand is so high that he wants to reach as many people as possible, and he provides five other intuitive healers for A more veridical reason that he gives no follow-up consultations is probably as a means to avoid exposing his lack of medical/clinical depth when recovery does not go according to his "divine" plan. Infos und Produkte zu den Themen von Medium „Anthony William“Hier finden Sie demnächst alle Infos über Anthony William.Anthony William möchte in seinen Büchern zum Ausdruck bringen, dass frische Säfte konsumiert werden sollten. And you can't critique the Word of God!So, to summarise, the Medical Medium's protocols are unproven, unoriginal and are unlikely to be taken seriously enough by researchers to be investigated properly. This is one of the things that makes me unique." Als Anthony William vier Jahre alt war und mit seiner Familie beim Abendessen saß, hörte er plötzlich eine Stimme, die ihm mitteilte, dass seine Oma Lungenkrebs habe. Reading William's book, it is as if he has just looked up a nutrient/herbal directory as if it were a pharmaceutical directory.The problem with William/Spirit is that, not only is he not really coming up with anything original, but what he is coming up with is not systematically presented but seems piecemeal and over-simplified — a pastiche of natural health advice he has obviously gleaned from somewhere. "Science has discovered some of what I write about here, and has yet to discover much of it." I myself have had enough "unusual" experiences in my life not to dismiss another’s "unusual" claims out of hand, and have had, I might add, a disembodied voice once speak to me when I was a boy. "I don’t need to be in the same room with a person to perform a reading, so I arrange to speak with clients by phone. And if William's health info is so spot on, again, why aren't the "tens of thousands" of people you have cured of very serious conditions not proclaiming their cures in the media and on theInternet? ][How does it help those with cancer or heart disease when they are not covered in his book. But again, why should we take his word for it? (It is unlikely you would pay $500 to a medical medium for a 30 minute appointment if you totally rejected the possibility of mediumship. Later on in his review, the Skeptical Raptor points out holes in his health advice, such as cucumber being a high fibre superfood, that stand up better as they are more independent of reality-mapping issues. It is all too easy for sceptics to reject Anthony William on the basis of mediumship "obviously" being nonsense, but this sort of dismissal will not be of interest to those drawn to William's work who obviously are a little more open-minded to begin with. This is unethical, and both Anthony William and his publisher Hay House should be ashamed of themselves. It’s the answer for anyone who’s suffering from a chronic condition or a mystery illness that doctors haven’t been able to resolve.