I occasionally enjoy a reminder of some of life's esoteric mysteries interspersed with nudges to a healthier lifestyle for my body, mind, and planet.
That, Vision accomplishes. The unfortunate reality of the "new age" genre is that those categories in and of themselves don't have enough to sell. Which means there aren't enough advertisers to support it. Which in turn means the floodgates for drips of all varieties have to be opened.
Vibrational healing, crystal magic, decorative divination doodads, multiple doses of severe anal powerwashing, godesses, bigfoots, ufos, and a host of Atlantean reincarnates. That'll keep the lights on.
Caveat emptor up the wazoo.
I hold no fault to the people publishing and involved with Vision. I do still think it's great and provides much to enjoy. I just get a little sad for the desperate and/or mentally ill, scrambling for a solution that end up in the clutches of the equally desperate and/or mentaly ill that are lurking about with a tripped out solution to sell. (whew)
Be smart about what you buy into people.
Not everything can be "the truth".
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