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Eve Anderson-Healer aka Sophia Goddess says she can Heal & Cure Any Pet or Human of Any Disease... But repeatedly Fails

I'm a researcher & investigator who was searching for an authentic healer. I discovered Eve Anderson- healer thru Googling. Eve Anderson claims she is Sophia the Goddess who's now 20% incarnated in human form. She alleges that she has the power to cure anybody as well as pets via distant or remote healing which she calls “Instant Manifestation Healing from Divine Mother Sophia” without offering any evidence whatsoever to support her outrageous claims!

I paid a total of $1000 via my paypal account to Eve Anderson- Healer since this alleged Goddess has a paypal account. I wanted to see if she could actually cure my diabetic condition & my female friends’ seizure disorder. Eve Anderson or her alter ego Divine Mother Sophia claimed it would take only 3 weeks to cure us both of our conditions. She recommended that I needed only 3 SIR treatments to cure my diabetic condition. In other words I would be totally free from taking insulin injections. However after getting a total 4 treatments for my diabetic condition absolutely no change was experienced, except for my bank being reduced.

My female friend who Eve Anderson-Healer also treated claimed Tracey only needed a total of 3 SIR treatments to be cleared of her seizure disorder w/o no longer needing to treat herself with Phenobarbital to control her seizures. However nothing happened except by coincidence she experienced a seizure under her alleged treatment.

Plus I ordered several pet spiritual energy healings to cure my cat who also occasionally experiences seizures. Nothing happened & my cat still occasionally experiences seizures.

Here's what she says on her website:

"Yes, all cases that are treatable by me are stated before the sessions is paid for,
exactly what percent I can cure them. Never have I encountered anyone less than
85% cured by me. 90% of all cases are 100% cured in a few weeks. Advance Mad
Cow beyond 55% cannot be cured by me and some large limbs like legs and arms
cannot grow back. Small limbs and organs do grow back, including the brain.
What I do and have done succeeds anything any doctor has ever attempted to even
dream off. If I was not real in the last 6 years with 20, 000+ remote checkups
and 4300 healings I would have been put out of business for fraud."

FYI Paypal allows this lady to offer her services via paypal because at this time PayPal does not have any policy against psychics or alternative healers such as Eve Anderson-Healer even though they are breaking or violating FTC & FDA laws of making claims w/o supporting their medical claims.

Update by AscendedMind
Apr 03, 2010 2:55 am EDT

She is definitely a scam & an ex Jehovah's witness. She is totally delusional in her own powers & will attempt to manipulate & influence your mind. The Watchtower Society would not tolerate such blasphemy. You won't find any legitimate testimonials about her healing powers. She will get very defensive when questioned. Not a very good display of her so called Goddess Sophia whom she claims she is.

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Apr 03, 2010 1:24 am EDT

AscendedMind, you are absolutely correct.
In June 2009, I've paid for three U.M. services, (for myself, son, husband, mother) and one was to come free. Total of just over $1000. When for more than two weeks, nothing happened, I've emailed Eve, asking if sessions has been completed. She has emailed back, she cannot see calendar entry, so graciously, she will give me a free session.
Since then everything is worst than ever, especially in health for all concerned. She ahs a spokeman, a partner in the scam, "Arnaud", from India. He posts positive testimonies all over WWW. Certainly a scam.

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