Tent City! Tent City! Tent City!

[smokymountainrain]

We went outside for about 5 mins. Pretty boring tbh.

You're being kind.

[Harry Tic]

Here's what it says on the "Events" tab on the Julie Rowe website:

Contracts null and void on energy sessions. Need to focus on my own family, my own health, and my own duties, obligations, and responsibilities.

Sounds to me like she needs an energy session of her own. If she wanted to Skype me, I could probably offer some platitudes at a reasonable price.

[Uncle Ted]

Can we get an update from the nutjob front? How are they explaining the fact that the world has not ended?

Trying to get over my end-of-the-world hangover but let me take a look...

Looks like a little concerning this SLTrib article:

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And folks are a way bent out of shape concerning this LDSMag posting, calling Julie Rowe a false prophet of Doom:

http://ldsmag.com/why-do-some-latter-day-saints-flock-to-false-prophets-of-doom/

Why Do Some Latter-day Saints Flock to False Prophets of Doom?

Last week the LDS Church officially distanced itself from author Julie Rowe’s book, A Greater Tomorrow on a page directed to institute and seminary teachers under the heading “Spurious Materials in Circulation.”

It read “Although Sister Rowe is an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, her book is not endorsed by the Church and should not be recommended to students or used as a resource in teaching them. The experiences she shares are her own personal experiences and do not necessarily reflect Church doctrine or they may distort Church doctrine.”


In this rousing book, which has garnered over 250 reviews on Amazon, most of them five star and laudatory, Rowe devotes considerable time to the coming bad times—which she suggests are imminent–and the mass evacuation of Mormons and other peoples of faith to form tent cities as places of refuge.


She says there will be “hundreds” of tent cities, “many dozens” of places of refuge, and about six cities of light (p. 61) heavily concentrated in North America but especially in Utah. The time to prepare to live in these tent cities is now and people should watch for special instructions from their leaders.
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Otherwise it is rather quite over there. I am guessing that most of them went camping this weekend.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Here's what it says on the "Events" tab on the Julie Rowe website:

Sounds to me like she needs an energy session of her own. If she wanted to Skype me, I could probably offer some platitudes at a reasonable price.

Turn to the atonement to heal in wattever way.

[Uncle Ted]

Here's what it says on the "Events" tab on the Julie Rowe website:

Contracts null and void on energy sessions. Need to focus on my own family, my own health, and my own duties, obligations, and responsibilities.

Sounds to me like she needs an energy session of her own. If she wanted to Skype me, I could probably offer some platitudes at a reasonable price.

Her website says no refunds on the $25 phone calls. Her fans may not be happy.

I am betting she had a long talk with her bishop/SP during the blood moon and her world came to an end last night. So I guess her prophecies are true!

[falafel]

Her website says no refunds on the $25 phone calls. Her fans may not be happy.

I am betting she had a long talk with her bishop/SP during the blood moon and her world came to an end last night. So I guess her prophecies are true!

What the hell? She said the contracts are null and void, yet she's keeping the money?!

[old_gregg]

What the hell? She said the contracts are null and void, yet she's keeping the money?!

this sounds like a matter for mpfunk, esq., master of contract law

[Dwight Schr-ute]

So it seems there was maybe just a little mix up on event headlines.

[Northwestcoug]

Here's what it says on the "Events" tab on the Julie Rowe website:



Sounds to me like she needs an energy session of her own. If she wanted to Skype me, I could probably offer some platitudes at a reasonable price.

I heard some people close to her were worried about her mental state. Reading that rambling post, I wouldn't be surprised that if she had some mental illness.

[old_gregg]

I heard some people close to her were worried about her mental state. Reading that rambling post, I wouldn't be surprised that if she had some mental illness.

people are just now wondering whether the woman selling skype energy healing sessions has some mental illness...?

[chrisrenrut]

people are just now wondering whether the woman selling skype energy healing sessions has some mental illness...?

She could be a completely lucid shyster

[Northwestcoug]

people are just now wondering whether the woman selling skype energy healing sessions has some mental illness...?

A con artist is one thing. People who truly believe in alternative healing is another. It's a slippery slope from my PT friend who believes in reflexology to someone who does energy healing sessions online.

I had assumed that Rowe could be a huckster or a true believer, without significant mental issues. But reading that she just seems off.

[falafel]

A con artist is one thing. People who truly believe in alternative healing is another. It's a slippery slope from my PT friend who believes in reflexology to someone who does energy healing sessions online.

I had assumed that Rowe could be a huckster or a true believer, without significant mental issues. But reading that she just seems off.

I believe in reflexology to the extent that I like getting $39 75 minute massages by Chinese immigrants. Is there something more to it than that?

[Northwestcoug]

I believe in reflexology to the extent that I like getting $39 75 minute massages by Chinese immigrants. Is there something more to it than that?

Much, much more:

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[falafel]

Much, much more:

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I feel like these people have been neglecting my ureter tube.