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Jerry Sargeant Star Magic Healing

Jerry Sargeant Star Magic Healing review: Red flags galore!

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For the last couple weeks, I’ve been getting ads on FB about an energy healing workshop being offered by him for $1 with a $27 'gift' of several guided meditations, several of which were on topics I'm currently working on. I finally decided to see what this was all about. I’ll be honest. The guy looked pretty rough to me & didn't give me any "heart-centered energy" from him but decided to see what it’s all about.

There were plenty of red flags. First off, early in the call, he talked about a woman who attended a two-day workshop. She told him afterwards that she didn’t experience anything during the weekend, but when she went for testing a week later, her stage 4 cancer was gone. It’s possible, I suppose.

Next red flag, he admitted he had been sued in the early 2000s for claims he had made about healing cancer. This is what I found when I did a search after the workshop: Sargeant was convicted under the UK Cancer Act in 2017 for claiming he could cure illnesses including cancer.

During the activation he talked us through, I asked my guardian spirit guides to come in and prevent any energy not in alignment with my greatest good to be kept out. Immediately, about 1/3 to ½ of the energy being transmitted dissipated, which I took as another red flag.

The icing on the cake that screamed loudest at me were his claims during the last few minutes. Of course, he was wanting to sell his workshops, but the claims he made about how much money could be made afterwards were soooo far-fetched!

Have you ever heard anyone say, “If it sounds too good to be true, it is." Well, that’s what I heard in this workshop. The guy leading it made the claim that after taking his very expensive trainings, people would be able to charge 500 pounds/hour per client. For my US friends that would be $671.08 by today’s exchange rate.

He claimed that practitioners could see two people a day an hour each for a total $1000/day. He also made the claim that practitioners could make $950,000/year. I don’t know quite how that math works, but that’s what he said.

After almost 40 years of doing energy healing, psychic readings & teaching classes, I haven’t met anyone who charges that kind of money for healing work. I don’t know anyone who could even afford that.

Recommendation: If it sounds too good to be true, IT IS!

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