And some just come in for a day and not the whole weekend.


Yeah, because they can't afford it.

This is wrong. This is what the Woodstock generation has become. This is no better than Paris Hilton and her $5000 shoes, it's just masked in spirituality. It's no better than a megachurch taking money from their parishioners so they can buy new cars. If the goal is to spread light, then you do it as economically as possible so you can reach as many as possible. If the goal is to make money, you rent expensive centers and turn it into nothing more than a marketplace.

And it's not just this and I apologize for those good people who are involved and aren't out to fleece people. But those who are about profit need to be weeded out. Creating a better tomorrow cannot be done by people who put profit above unity and love. I see it everywhere...do a quick google and look at all the self proclaimed lightworkers out there. Look at what you have to PAY to be a Reiki master. To heal people. Look at what many charge for energy healing (not all, many are on the up and up). If YOU discovered a frequency that could help people open their third eye, would you charge thousands for it? Or be so thrilled you'd want it in the hands of as many as possible?

I'm not against the movement. I'm part of it. And now I'm speaking out against those who have twisted it, making it impossible to attain goals of peace, harmony and evolution because they have TAINTED it.

WE NEED TO BE MORE DISCERNING. Because if we don't, everything we've been working for on a global scale cannot happen karmically.