26-08-2022, 03:33 PM
Has the entire world gone barking mad?! Unbloodybelievable. How she thought she could get away with claiming to have won an Emmy is beyond belief, let alone claiming to have helped someone who'd had failed IVF treatment become pregnant through meditation. 
https://www.stuff.co.nz/bay-of-plenty/30...emmy-award
"Via her Twitter account, she shared videos and posts regarding the safety of the Pfizer vaccine by known anti-vaccine activists, including the Children’s Health Defense organisation – a group widely discredited for sharing medical misinformation that Meta recently removed from Instagram and Facebook for spreading potentially harmful and misleading claims.
She posted links to videos called “vaccine secrets”, which made false claims about the vaccine including that it permanently affects the brain and DNA.
Ananda wrote on Twitter that she would not fly with Air New Zealand if they made vaccination mandatory, and shared a video from the Wellington protest against government mandates which ended in a riot in March this year.
Fringe group Voices for Freedom, exposed by Stuff Circuit documentary Fire and Fury for false rhetoric, had a leading role in the anti-government protest and has campaigned to get supporters into decision-making positions, but told candidates to hide their affiliations.
Via her social media channels, Ananda said she believes in the “vedic science” of meditation, which she claimed in a video can cure many diseases and prevent ageing. She also posted about how this can heal, remove spots from hands, and said she helped a woman who had failed to conceive through IVF become pregnant using a guru.
She claimed people could charge a mobile phone battery by meditating over it, and posted a video about a retreat costing $10,000 USD which claimed to be able to teach superpowers, such as being able to see when blindfolded."
https://www.stuff.co.nz/bay-of-plenty/30...emmy-award
"Via her Twitter account, she shared videos and posts regarding the safety of the Pfizer vaccine by known anti-vaccine activists, including the Children’s Health Defense organisation – a group widely discredited for sharing medical misinformation that Meta recently removed from Instagram and Facebook for spreading potentially harmful and misleading claims.
She posted links to videos called “vaccine secrets”, which made false claims about the vaccine including that it permanently affects the brain and DNA.
Ananda wrote on Twitter that she would not fly with Air New Zealand if they made vaccination mandatory, and shared a video from the Wellington protest against government mandates which ended in a riot in March this year.
Fringe group Voices for Freedom, exposed by Stuff Circuit documentary Fire and Fury for false rhetoric, had a leading role in the anti-government protest and has campaigned to get supporters into decision-making positions, but told candidates to hide their affiliations.
Via her social media channels, Ananda said she believes in the “vedic science” of meditation, which she claimed in a video can cure many diseases and prevent ageing. She also posted about how this can heal, remove spots from hands, and said she helped a woman who had failed to conceive through IVF become pregnant using a guru.
She claimed people could charge a mobile phone battery by meditating over it, and posted a video about a retreat costing $10,000 USD which claimed to be able to teach superpowers, such as being able to see when blindfolded."
in order to be old & wise, you must first be young & stupid. (I'm still working on that.)