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EPISODE · Sep 22, 2012 · 52 MIN

Episode 60 - Hot Leads Cold Cases Guest Bill Sweet, Spindrift prayer researcher

from Hot Leads Cold Cases Podcast · host Nancy du Tertre

09/21/12 - Psychic detective Nancy du Tertre, known as "The Skeptical Psychic" and host of Hot Leads Cold Cases on CBS and Para-x Radio on Fridays at 8PM ET interviews leading prayer researcher Bill Sweet. Bill served as president of Spindrift, an organization devoted to the scientific study of the power of prayer and remote healing, for four years. He and Nancy discuss Spindrift's findings that prayer has direct, scientifically verifiable results in "healing" stressed organisms such as mung beans, soy beans, yeast, plants and bacteria. Furthermore, according to Bill, the results of prayer seem to be amplified with the number of people praying and type of prayers offered. He warned that the Western world seems to be oblivious to the prayers of militant radical Islamic organizations such as those involved in the terrorist attacks on 9/11. He claims that prayer can be used for good or for evil, and that prayer can be, in effect, weaponized. Take a listen to this fascinating discussion.

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