I want to be a Breatharian: a case of TV radiation |
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by Sally Williams |
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30 December 2010 As a child I didn't like TV and just stared. People would pass me by and I wouldn't even notice. I didn't want to know anything. I was scared when my parents went out in the evening and left me alone. I just sat there and stared at the television to distract myself. I never had to be in bed at a certain time, so I stayed up late into the night and watched TV. I watched with my father. He was an alcoholic, and while watching TV I held his hand and he drank. |
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I looked after my mother when she was ill and sat with her in front of the TV. I remember sitting in the dark and seeing the flicker. I don't even remember what we watched, only the flicker of the television set. I don't actually enjoy watching TV, I just think I have no other choice. “I want to become a Breatharian (light-eater). If you believe the body is made of energy, then you can live on energy.” (A Breatharian or light-eater is someone who lives on light or energy and does not need food or drink.) |
| She had become much more active and no longer had any complaints. Eventually she came for a follow-up. | |
Follow-up: In the meantime I've given up TV. It's completely gone from my life. It was like a drug for me; I would sit in front of it for hours. I felt that numbness and told myself I'd only watch that one show, but then hours would go by again. It's good that I no longer watch TV. Not having a television in my life is a huge relief for me. I can meditate better, and I have solved a serious problem. I was attacked by a person I loved and lived with, and I saw hell and felt that God had turned away from me. I was 18, and the feeling that I couldn't trust God stayed with me for a long time. The solution was that God had helped, but in a different way than expected. There was help, but I didn't accept it. Finally I have realised that God is always there for me. I'm no longer so critical of myself and others. I have far fewer conflicts with other people. People say how nice it is to work with me, and that's because I'm much more comfortable in my own skin. It's almost a miracle for me that everything goes smoothly with other people.” Sally Williams lives and practises homeopathy in Buffalo, New York |
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