by Michelle Kathleen Beckett
Home >> Psychic Law
The UK Parliament is debating measures that will see all forms of commercial paranormal activities included in the new Consumer Protection Regulations.
A change in the law could mean mediums, psychics, and healers could be prosecuted if they cannot justify their claims. There are also fears that the law would give sceptics a platform for making malicious complaints.
Spiritualists are complaining that a genuine religion is being discriminated against.
Under the new laws, some mediums believe they will be obliged to prove what they do. And when you’re in the business of contacting spirits in the afterlife, that’s not easy.
Nevertheless, the medium community has enough foresight to see potential problems in the future.
Photo by Point-Shoot-Edit
Released under the following licence: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDeriv
You are free to copy, distribute and display the contents of this article but you must give credit to and mention the original author. You are not allowed to use these contents for commercial purposes, and you may not modify them to make any derivative works.
For full licence description, go to: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.1/es/deed.en
Posted on http://www.weeklyletter.com at 2009-04-22 10:00:00 +0200
Copyright (C) ITT (http://www.itt.es) and Planet Lingua (http://www.lingua.es)
We have more weekly letters by Michelle Kathleen
Poll for this weekly letter
Do you believe in the afterlife?
Licencing
You are free to copy, distribute and display the contents of this article but you must give credit to and mention the original author. You are not allowed to use these contents for commercial purposes, and you may not modify them to make any derivative works.
(click the above link for more information)
No comments on this letter (why not add one?)