|
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
1. 'Miraculous'
water in Tlacote Mexico Waiting for their chance for a
miracle, a line of people often stretched for over a
mile on a dusty road in the little town of Tlacote,
Mexico. More than 10,000 a day sometimes came to visit
Jesus Chahin's well and to take away a can or two of
the famous miracle water which is said to have cured
everything from AIDS and cancer to obesity and high
cholesterol.Chahin has been giving the water away since he accidentally discovered its healing properties by observing its swift healing effect on a farm dog who lapped up some of it. Wayne Peterson of
Washington DC reported that his father had been
diagnosed with intestinal cancer, which had eaten
holes through his intestines. His father took some of
the water from the Tlacote well for several days. A
visit to a new group of doctors only days later showed
there was no evidence of cancer and all body functions
appeared to be normal.
2. Healing water
in Germany
3. Well near Delhi
4. Healing water
in China
5. Healing
water in Australia It was there back in August 1994 that parishioner Susan Fehlburg first noticed what looked to her like an image of the Madonna and Child on the wall of the Anglican Christ Church. In July 1996, the rector, Canadian-born Reverend Andrew Nutter, reported the phenomenon in a local church paper. Since then, news of the apparition has travelled around the world. It was this extensive news coverage that brought a dowser to the site. The dowser alerted Fr Andrew to the presence of a stream of water running under the church. Benjamin Creme, on being asked, confirmed that the stream of water, like the apparition, was the work of the Master who was the Madonna and that the water would have healing power. One question remained: where to drill? A fax to London drew a
recommendation from Benjamin Creme's Master regarding
the location. A bore was drilled at the recommended
spot: two metres from the wall in line with the image.
Water was found. Remedies made from Tlacote water are available from:
Remedies made from Nordenau water are available from:
Visits to the
Nordenau healing water |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Guido
Brandenburg interviewed some of the pilgrims for the
German newspaper Bild. An old woman told him
that after covering her blind eye with the water, she
can now see; an ex-miner said his back was healed and
he has thrown away his crutch. Another woman said: "I
always had problems with high blood pressure and was
afraid of collapsing. I went to the grotto with my
pressure at 160 to 100. I came out with 130 to 100.
Now the blood pressure is constant, a fact which my
doctor cannot explain."
In Nadana
village, about 150 km north of Delhi, India, water
began gushing out of a deserted tubewell in September
of 1992. Some local villagers who bathed in the water
reported that the "medicinal" and "magical" qualities
of the well cured their skin diseases. Word quickly
spread, and now a constant stream of people visits the
village daily to gain the benefits of the water. A
five-year-old polio victim was reportedly cured to a
large extent after bathing there. Most people who go
into the water report physical improvements of some
type. The owner of the well, Mr Mamraj, one of the
village leaders, was reportedly offered a large sum of
money from people who wished to buy the well. He
rejected the proposal, saying he wanted to use the
well for the people, not for making money.