Psychic Surgery Paradoxes with Debra Lynne Katz

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[@loreleew2354]

I've tried twice to post a comment & nothing shows up

[@ivybee8075]

@@loreleew2354 mine never showed up as well.

[@tdmmnrdrk2830]

I love Debra Lynne Katz so much that I do not miss any interview of her, as a host or as a guest. She can speak so fluent that she can trigger so much curiosity in us with her articulation. The whole interview flew away for me as if it were taking a minute. Thanks again to the whole team. Looking forward to seeing her another interview. 🙏💐♥

[@MissBlackMetal]

I really appreciate Dr. Katz's approach to this topic: when sharing her experiences, she doesn't hold back the seemingly impossible details that she witnessed, nor does she embellish them or try to conjure explanations for them. And when she speaks of research done on these phenomena, she remains objective and states that "the research is limited; they say they found no infection, but we also don't know if there were patients that died who the researchers omitted from the paper". Too often in this field, practitioners and believers will only cite the fantastical, seemingly impossible things while ignoring or hiding the events that contradict or generally don't support them; or they share real experiences that are full of embellishments, or they share objective experiences but then try to explain them using their own unproven belief systems (which, in my opinion, lowers their credibility). As such, Dr. Katz's objective and honest approach is truly a breath of fresh air! Thank you, as always, for the important work you do, Dr. Mishlove!

[@sandralee5932]

I loved this interview. So balanced. Debra is a great interviewer and interviewee.

[@marks8413]

Debra is the best, very glad to have found out about her through this channel.

[@peacelovejoy8786]

I come from a Christian Science background and the practitioner of our church did quite a few healings. But he understood the healings were from the inside not the outside in. The body is not who we are therefore it's the energy that our spirit manifests which is ever present. We are all children of God and already healed. We tend to lose that understanding. Joel Goldsmith was a wonderful healer by knowing the truth about who we are. We are all connected. Love you Jeffery and I appreciate what you do. Thank you both♥️

[@StephenCooteNZ]

Interesting. I was raised In Christian Science also, and I think I am better off as a result. Best wishes.

[@peacelovejoy8786]

@@StephenCooteNZ Oh yes. It helps me remember what's really going on. My mind is not governed by the laws of this world! Love & Peace ♥️☮️

[@StephenCooteNZ]

@@peacelovejoy8786 Indeed. And I guess you'd agree it is helpful to turn one's attention away from the world occasionally. 😵‍💫

[@StephenCooteNZ]

I have a lot of respect for Debra and Jeffrey. I particularly appreciate their integrity. They are right at the top of the list of people I trust, and they are doing very good work.

[@MichaelMartinussen]

I agree with Debra's arguments about trying to be as honest as possible and trying not to pretend :)

[@sisterseeth]

I've always loved Debra, although having never met her in person. Her authenticity and love have shone through from the first time I heard her speak 15-ish years ago. It's always great to see her on NTA. Thanks, Jeffrey (I'm the guy who sent you the pics of the bent fork during the spoon-bending class episode :))

[@Susan_F]

Wow. I wouldn’t believe this story coming from just any one - yet I believe it coming from Dr Katz.

[@donnalowe5370]

This was fascinating! I'm thinking now of George P Hansen's tome, "The Trickster and the Paranormal," which associates the paranormal with the trickster archetype and asserts that the paranormal operates on the social fringes, often in conjunction with deceit.

[@sockneman]

Thank You both! 🙏

[@moonfoxstudios3987]

❤❤❤ thank you.

[@alexandramcleod2079]

Dear Jeffery, Have you heard of Dr Theresa Bullard-Waite? A physicist and Spiritual Practitioner and Aspirant. It would be sensational to hear a discussion between you both. Your channel is my go to and deeply appreciated. Much health and joy for you and yours.

[@jmacmedium3035]

She’s the best

[@alisonwedd9750]

My late husband had psychic “invisible” surgery (no knife thank goodness!) with John of God” in Brazil (many similarities, add to your conversation?) for his stage 4 cancer, while I waited home here in USA expecting our 8th baby, caring for our 8 children!

[@alexandramcleod2079]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@loreleew2354]

interesting - thank you

[@irical100]

Very interesting and informative

[@MrYerathrall]

Your channel is so outstanding. 🎉 It should be required reading. I also heard you are one of the few to speak about the work of Mexican consciousness researcher Dr. Grindberg. 😮 All of this needs to be new thinking that is allowed and not spurned by academia. The proof of how satisfying this work has been for you is written all over your smiling face!😂

[@laurahome1588]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@amaryllisequistra]

I’m wondering if in fact the healer who first caused pain in her foot parasited her, which led to the experience with her friend in clinic where she also had intense foot pain during her healing.

[@wirelessg14]

Jeffrey: I would like to see you review the book "Arigo: The Surgeon of the Rusty Knife". Thanks!

[@NewThinkingAllowed]

I don't normally do book reviews. But, I do remember Andrija Puharich describing his research with Arigo. He presented on it at a symposium sponsored by a now defunct organization called the Academy of Parapsychogy and Medicine, at Cupertino College in California back in the early 1970s. Publications from that event may be around somewhere.

[@loreleew2354]

interesting thanks -

[@Corteum]

Like that guy Arigo. aka "Surgeon with the Rusty Knife"

[@billwilson3665]

Is that Doug Vogt of the diehold foundation channel?

[@NewThinkingAllowed]

His name is Doug Voeks

[@goodshepard00]

Terrific episode. Thank you!

[@manuelalayo511]

A pimp and a shaman!!! Perfect!!!

[@GildaLee27]

Would not allow even a pet to be treated by a so-called psychic surgeon.

[@supernova4995]

Why watch this??? Your own thoughts can heal or harm others.. Been proven❤

[@GildaLee27]

@@supernova4995 Because people who are ill do not always find healing and the suffering of illness is hard, even with the best of medical care. A few unscrupulous people make money from selling miracle cures of all kinds to such vulnerable people and their families. That is immoral and antisocial, and such quacks should be punished according to law. That's why.

[@NewThinkingAllowed]

Are you allowing "a few unscrupulous people" become the pattern through which you see the world?

[@GildaLee27]

​@@NewThinkingAllowed That's a good question. Among those practicing so-called psychic surgery, there is a fact pattern of fraud and harm to suffering and desperate people. It is reasonable and prudent to approach anyone pushing it with suspicion and cold skepticism.

[@madeleinecunningham6782]

I went to the Philippines for Psychic Surgery ..it was an amazing experience and I came back healed. I have a video of the Surgery to prove that it was not fake.