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It never ceases to amaze me how gullible the Irish are. They buy into any crazy story they hear just so long as satan sponsored it. The believe in leprechauns, they believe a drunk named Patrick got all the snakes on their Godless island to jump into the sea, and they believe that wine actually turns into Christ's blood in your mouth, but only when a man wearing a dress gives it to you. 
All these things really piss Jesus off.
Well today I happened upon THIS story, which only illustrates that any given mick will believe any given bunk on any given day.
It's witchcraft is what it is. He'll be paying for his blasphemy in hell for all eternity. He doesn't know the meaning of fast dancing yet. 
All these things really piss Jesus off.
Well today I happened upon THIS story, which only illustrates that any given mick will believe any given bunk on any given day.
Flatley dances again thanks to Irish energy healer
DUBLIN (Reuters) – Irish-American dance master Michael Flatley is back on stage after years of suffering from a "mystery virus," thanks to a treatment by an Irish "energy healer," Irish media quoted Flatley as saying on Wednesday.
Flatley, born in the United States in 1958 of Irish heritage, rose to fame as a member of the "Riverdance" troupe that helped propel Irish dancing into the global spotlight and later opened his own "Lord of the Dance" show.
He was taken to hospital in London in 2006 with a virus that forced him to cancel the European tour of his "Celtic Tiger" show, a dramatization of Ireland's history.
"Conventional medicine failed to cure me from my mystery virus," Flatley told the Irish Independent newspaper.
"And then, by chance, I met a young man from Ireland called Michael O'Doherty who works on the body's energy," Flatley said.
"When he came to visit me in Ireland, I could barely get out of the chair," he said. "He visited me about 10 times afterwards and, now, I feel really good. Great, in fact. I can dance at speed and I'm close to 100 percent fit again," he added.
According to the clinic's website, the "Plexus System" developed by Michael O'Doherty and Tom Griffin works by "rebalancing the life-force energy within and around the body."
"Einstein concluded that everything is energy and beyond energy is a Supreme Intelligence," the website says. "Within the Plexus System, we have begun to understand the powerful effectiveness of this intelligent life force."
Thanks to the treatment, Flatley has been able to take part in U.S. celebrity dance TV shows and has resumed a strict daily training regime, the Irish Independent said.
DUBLIN (Reuters) – Irish-American dance master Michael Flatley is back on stage after years of suffering from a "mystery virus," thanks to a treatment by an Irish "energy healer," Irish media quoted Flatley as saying on Wednesday.
Flatley, born in the United States in 1958 of Irish heritage, rose to fame as a member of the "Riverdance" troupe that helped propel Irish dancing into the global spotlight and later opened his own "Lord of the Dance" show.
He was taken to hospital in London in 2006 with a virus that forced him to cancel the European tour of his "Celtic Tiger" show, a dramatization of Ireland's history.
"Conventional medicine failed to cure me from my mystery virus," Flatley told the Irish Independent newspaper.
"And then, by chance, I met a young man from Ireland called Michael O'Doherty who works on the body's energy," Flatley said.
"When he came to visit me in Ireland, I could barely get out of the chair," he said. "He visited me about 10 times afterwards and, now, I feel really good. Great, in fact. I can dance at speed and I'm close to 100 percent fit again," he added.
According to the clinic's website, the "Plexus System" developed by Michael O'Doherty and Tom Griffin works by "rebalancing the life-force energy within and around the body."
"Einstein concluded that everything is energy and beyond energy is a Supreme Intelligence," the website says. "Within the Plexus System, we have begun to understand the powerful effectiveness of this intelligent life force."
Thanks to the treatment, Flatley has been able to take part in U.S. celebrity dance TV shows and has resumed a strict daily training regime, the Irish Independent said.
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