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Re: Statement by the Family of Kirby Brown on the Guilty Verdict of James Arthur Ray

Suzanne Lerner — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:13:38 -0000

Sending Prayers for Love & Healing for the families of Kirby Brown, James Shore, Liz Neuman, and Colleen Conaway. I am so sorry that you have had to be dragged through this trial, with defense lawyers fighting for pay rather than fighting to expose Truth & fighting that Justice be served. As a human being, I apologize that you had to be exposed to the contrived apology that JAR "performed" for the court.
I pray that you receive continued support & healing for your grieving, and that you are able to find some peace in the midst of such painful circumstances. I honor the way you have dealt with this impossibly painful situation, and am so sorry for all your grief & suffering.
Sincerely<
Suzanne Lerner

Re: Statement by the Family of Kirby Brown on the Guilty Verdict of James Arthur Ray

Newton Fortuin — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 04:55:57 -0000

It’s a relief to see that some measure of justice had been afforded, and that perhaps that there was some measure of closure for your family. I had read in the press that you intend launching a non-profit organization to warn against con-artists such as Ray. To this end I wrote a book in 2008 titled Scourge: The Demise of Critical Thinking in the Age of “The Secret” which has proven valuable to many. It can be downloaded at http://www.newfort.co.za/sc.... All the best with your endeavor.

Re: Statement by the Family of Kirby Brown on the Guilty Verdict of James Arthur Ray

Theresa Raimondi Ianelli — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 23:05:25 -0000

Hi Ginny, this is Theresa Raimondi from the Old neighborhood in Brooklyn. Our Family have been praying and keeping up on the events of this trial. We pray that you and your family will have a little more peace in your hearts and hope that the pain of your loss will be lessened. We pray and love you.

Re: Statement by the Family of Kirby Brown on the Guilty Verdict of James Arthur Ray

Gersbeck Family — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 07:10:22 -0000

We cried as we read your statement! Dearest Family and Friends of Kirby Brown, God knows the truth! You are all forever in our prayers. Your friends, The Gersbeck Family

Re: Statement by the Family of Kirby Brown on the Guilty Verdict of James Arthur Ray

Dotfreedom — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 11:13:33 -0000

I love that you started SEEK in Kirby's name! THANK YOU and your family for reaching out to others in your own time of grief. As always, sending my love and prayers!

Re: Statement by the Family of Kirby Brown on the Guilty Verdict of James Arthur Ray

Christopher Key — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 04:30:48 -0000

My prayers are with you all. As an ordained minister and student of Native American culture, I have been trying to expose these spiritual hucksters for years. But the spiritually gullible have no ears to hear. They want an easy shortcut to enlightenment and it doesn't work that way. Spiritual maturity comes through years of hard work, not exorbitant fees paid to "New Age" gurus. I would like to think that this verdict, weak though it may be, would send a message to those honest spiritual seekers out there. Given the defensive reaction of many of them who were deluded by Ray, that hope seems to be naive. They all seem quite ready to buy into the next Chopra, Casteneda, Lynn Andrews, et al. I am inspired by your example and will help in any way I can.

Rev. Christopher Key
ckey2048@comcast.net

Re: James Ray Trial, Day 20: People Others Leave Behind

2Tired2 — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 14:17:01 -0000

Hey Tom...Maybe you'll write something on the mistrial motion...Urrrr
May I ask / say that the below website is soliciting donations, which I think is wrong. Take care & keep writing...:-)

This is the website in question is: http://kirbybrown.org/

Re: James Ray Trial, Day 20: People Others Leave Behind

2Tired2 — Mon, 11 Apr 2011 18:51:45 -0000

Thank you so much , Tom. Your efforts have been appreciated by me & by many. It's always difficult to write about a family member. Yet, you have done an outstanding job. (Well, I wouldn't call it a "job"...) An outstanding memory, yes, but not a "job". Thank you so much for sharing your memories of Kirby...she lives on in my mind. Take Care & keep writing:-)

Re: James Ray Trial, Day 20: People Others Leave Behind

renatae — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 20:05:24 -0000

I found Fawn a credible witness. I had heard snippets from her earlier, if I recall correctly, and I was impressed by her straightforward manner and her desire to help the victims because "that's what you do." I was surprised to learn of her record, but she had already impressed me as a good hearted strong character.

Re: James Ray Trial, Day 20: People Others Leave Behind

Karin Hiebert — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 11:56:14 -0000

Fawn was a very good, credible witness... with a "gut" and a heart to help others. What sickens me was the fact that they brought up her "priors" -seemingly trying to make her look like a bad person and someone not to be trusted.
Fawn is the complete opposite, not only is she a person of great character, she also demonstrated morals, ethics and took responsibility for her past mistakes.
She is a respectful, caring person. and a great employee, someone I would want to have around.

Re: James Ray Trial, Day 20: People Others Leave Behind

Rachel Miller — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 23:58:18 -0000

Beautifully written but then you can always be counted on for that. :-)

Re: James Ray Trial, Day 20: People Others Leave Behind

Dot — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 22:04:42 -0000

EXCELLENT article!

Re: James Ray Trial, Day 20: People Others Leave Behind

The Sedona Vortexter — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 20:45:50 -0000

Nice article, Tom.