Stuart has became pretty manipulative with his products but I don't see that necessarily as negative. It's kinda like Apple selling an iPad for $800. That's a lot of money and it does things tht are perceived as useful, but in reality it's a bunch of crap put together in a series of complex preocesses which probably in reality cost a few hundred dollars to make. What I'm getting at is value is created by the person selling it at an equilibrium price where the customer will pay. If Stu says hey this crap in a bottle is holy and is worth £56 than dandy, it is only worth as much as people are willing to pay. Because they pay, it is actually worth that much. I would honestly pay $2,000 just to meet the guy. Tripping balls on aya would just be an added bonus. haha.

Stu can justify selling his products for the prices only because people will pay it. It may not be perceived as morally just to some, and some may claim his products are scams, but it is only as real or fake as the person perceiving it. I personally wouldn't buy his holy water because I feel I have evolved past notional usage. The same effect could be generated with the power of the mind. Some people need prayer beads, holy water, books, bibles and what ever to have the spiritual comfort they seek. Stu creates that in his followers just as L Ron Hubbard, Jesus, And any other religious figure that has a level of credibility. They only have power to the people that believe in them. That is truth.

Now on a counter argument I do see his manipulations, but the very fact I see it means they are no effect. The people that don't see t are suckers and simply have not learned the lesson yet. They will learn and if not they will the hard way. If nothing else he is doing them a justice for perhaps they may awaken and realize the entire world functions in this manner, unless you do something about it. Your life is your responsibility. Thank you. That will be $2,500 please. I accept debit and credit. haha

Blessings,

Sage Wisdom