Re: (Back-Talk) Kathy Lee Gifford

"aine" <aine_nicneven@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> I should clarify.. the new owners of the pagan shop went greedy after
> the previous one got bled dry from over giving and had to sell.
>
> They brought in Tarot card readers who did not take responsibility for
> what they told people would happen, resulting in trauma for customers.
> They took their trip to the UK and decided selling the sacred healing
> well water that is free for all could be bottled and sold with a hefty
> price and preyed on the ill pagans. Proving that yes, payback and
> universal forces are at work.. I told them on the forums do not do
> it..
>
> Sar said the same and wrote an eloquent description of selling pagan
> tools verses selling esoterically charged or Deity sacred things for
> profit.
>

That's pretty close but, it was some years ago and while I recall the 
result, the details are a little fuzzy on it.

>
> Geeze Sar, do you remember how much they sold it for? I am thing it
> more like 35 dollars now. It was blasphemy . If you do not want to
> inject I understand. You may not want to go down that road here.
>

Actually, storm and I are holding forth on a related issue so ...  heh. 
As 
far as what that defunct store charged for free water, it seems to me that

it was in the neighborhood of $15-$25.  It is recalled that they justified

the charge as remitting some of their travel costs.  That was amusing
since 
they could have bottled some tap water locally and sold it as "Glastonbury

Well Sacred healing water", given their mercenary predisposition.