Ngystle Society - Revision history

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127.0.0.1: Порно - это групповой секс

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Порно - это групповой секс

Halbmond: /* T-Zone Vibration Machine */

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T-Zone Vibration Machine

Halbmond at 18:06, 1 July 2014

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Halbmond: /* Employing unsubstantiated Health Claims */

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Employing unsubstantiated Health Claims

Halbmond: /* Promotion of Pseudo-Medical Devices and Treatments */

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Promotion of Pseudo-Medical Devices and Treatments

Halbmond: /* Promotion of a Plastic Shaman */

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Promotion of a Plastic Shaman

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 '''Ngystle Society''' is an enterprise operating in British Columbia, Canada. The Society has been functioning as a front organisation for [[Psychology of Vision]] and continues to promote PoV seminars as well as promoting further Newage methods and products of charlatanry, and cooperates with at least one person posing as a Native American „shaman“ with whom they facilitate seminars.
-Отличные Проститутки для вольных переводчиков. Недорогие цены.
+==Board and History==
-Заказ проституток по ссылкам ниже во все регионы.
+The Ngystle website offers no information regarding its board and who might represent the society in business matters. In the same way, the site does not provide information as to when the society was founded.
-<a href=https://forum.uft.me/>Порно</a>
-<a href=https://forum.uft.me/>Секс</a>
+An application Ngystle submitted in 2012 to receive funding for a programme, they name their board members as follows: Rose Russ, Cindy Boyko, Betty Richardson, Barbra Wilson, Elna McDonald and Kay Watson, with Tiffany Duffy named as their Administrator.<ref name="Youth_in_Action_Application">http://www.gwaiitrust.com/AGM2011.2012/Projects2011.2012/Youth2011.2012/7.Youth_in_Action_Application.pdf accessed 15/09/2013</ref> Several of these persons are also affiliated with Psychology of Vision and/or Oneness.
 ==Status==

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 '''Ngystle Society''' is an enterprise operating in British Columbia, Canada. The Society has been functioning as a front organisation for [[Psychology of Vision]] and continues to promote PoV seminars as well as promoting further Newage methods and products of charlatanry, and cooperates with at least one person posing as a Native American „shaman“ with whom they facilitate seminars.
-==Board and History==
+Отличные Проститутки для вольных переводчиков. Недорогие цены.
-The Ngystle website offers no information regarding its board and who might represent the society in business matters. In the same way, the site does not provide information as to when the society was founded.
+Заказ проституток по ссылкам ниже во все регионы.
+<a href=https://forum.uft.me/>Порно</a>
-An application Ngystle submitted in 2012 to receive funding for a programme, they name their board members as follows: Rose Russ, Cindy Boyko, Betty Richardson, Barbra Wilson, Elna McDonald and Kay Watson, with Tiffany Duffy named as their Administrator.<ref name="Youth_in_Action_Application">http://www.gwaiitrust.com/AGM2011.2012/Projects2011.2012/Youth2011.2012/7.Youth_in_Action_Application.pdf accessed 15/09/2013</ref> Several of these persons are also affiliated with Psychology of Vision and/or Oneness.
+<a href=https://forum.uft.me/>Секс</a>
 ==Status==

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 ====T-Zone Vibration Machine====
-Presently (September 2013), the Ngystle website does not mention this device which was recommended in 2010 in an article on Ngystle Society supplied in a  community newsletter.<ref name="June17.10">http://www.skidegate.ca/Newsletters/June17.10.PDF accessed 15/09/2013</ref> This machine often is promoted to achieve at a weight loss, but also to ''tone and firm muscles, increase metabolism, descrease cellulite visibility'' and with further claims.<ref>http://guardiantrader.com/Whole_Body_Vibration.html accessed 16/09/2013</ref> Such claims have no scientific evidence and must be seen as a sales pitch for the device which in Canada is sold at $ 1,869 tax excluded.<ref>www.shantiwellnesscentre.com/products/t-zone-vibration-machine accessed 16/09/2013</ref>
+Presently (September 2013), the Ngystle website does not mention this device which was recommended in 2010 in an article on Ngystle Society supplied in a  community newsletter.<ref name="June17.10">http://www.skidegate.ca/Newsletters/June17.10.PDF accessed 15/09/2013</ref> This machine often is promoted to achieve at a weight loss, but also to ''tone and firm muscles, increase metabolism, descrease cellulite visibility'' and with further claims.<ref>guardiantrader.com/Whole_Body_Vibration.html accessed 16/09/2013</ref> Such claims have no scientific evidence and must be seen as a sales pitch for the device which in Canada is sold at $ 1,869 tax excluded.<ref>www.shantiwellnesscentre.com/products/t-zone-vibration-machine accessed 16/09/2013</ref>
 ====Trinfinity8====

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 :''- To educate the public on Aboriginal culture through the provision of instruction on traditional Haida culture programs such as traditional games, drum making, cedar weaving and button blanket making.
 :''- To benefit the community through the provision of arts, leadership training, youth and social programs that will build stronger communities.
-:''- To undertake activities ancillary and incidental to the attainment of the above objectives.<ref>https://ngystle.wordpress.com/ngystle-society-constitution/ accessed 12/09/2013</ref>
+:''- To undertake activities ancillary and incidental to the attainment of the above objectives.<ref>ngystle.wordpress.com/ngystle-society-constitution/ accessed 12/09/2013</ref>
 The site does not provide any date of the constitution and its wording may have been subjected to change when funding of programmes for residential school survivors ran out, as they do not get mentioned explicitely as one of the target groups.
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 ====Aboriginal Health Foundation====
-Ngystle Society received as much as $ 475,300  from the Aboriginal Health Foundation<ref name="ahf">http://www.ahf.ca/funded-projects/british-columbia/ngystle-society accessed 15/09/2013</ref> established by the Canadian Government to provide services in particular for survivors of residential schools. The project description given to AHF by Ngystle Society read:
+Ngystle Society received as much as $ 475,300 from the Aboriginal Health Foundation<ref name="ahf">http://www.ahf.ca/funded-projects/british-columbia/ngystle-society accessed 15/09/2013</ref> established by the Canadian Government to provide services in particular for survivors of residential schools. The project description given to AHF by Ngystle Society read:
 :''The project will provide Residential School Survivors and their families with a safe environment in which they can express their feelings and thoughts. This will be accomplished through the delivery of one on one counselling, support group meetings, workshops on Psychology of Vision and the provision of Traditional Haida healing activities.
 :''The project will also provide apprenticeship training in Psychology of Vision so that participants will be able to continue their healing journeys.''<ref name="ahf" />
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 The description reveals the mechanistic approach of PoV towards human beings, and further reveals their cooperation with the Oneness cult.
-The gallery owner in turn is a follower and trainer of the Oneness cult<ref>http://onenesswesterncanada.ca/directory/ accessed 15/09/2013</ref> and not a member of any First Nation, but regardless of this asserts that PoV seminars were very much appreciated by the Haida nation, had helped countless people and were an invaluable service to the community.<ref name="Nygystle_Application" /> Another advertisement for the same seminar mentions that „the first 20 local participants to sign up are sponsored by the Gwaii Trust & the Ngystle Society – Tuition - $ 125 per person“<ref name="jan11news">http://www.skidegate.ca/Newsletters/jan11news.pdf accessed 15/09/2013</ref>
+The gallery owner in turn is a follower and trainer of the Oneness cult<ref>onenesswesterncanada.ca/directory/ accessed 15/09/2013</ref> and not a member of any First Nation, but regardless of this asserts that PoV seminars were very much appreciated by the Haida nation, had helped countless people and were an invaluable service to the community.<ref name="Nygystle_Application" /> Another advertisement for the same seminar mentions that „the first 20 local participants to sign up are sponsored by the Gwaii Trust & the Ngystle Society – Tuition - $ 125 per person“<ref name="jan11news">http://www.skidegate.ca/Newsletters/jan11news.pdf accessed 15/09/2013</ref>
 ===Promotion of Oneness seminars and events===
-The Oneness movement was founded by Vijay Kumar, and Indian citizen, who goes by the title of "Kalki Bhagavan". The movement is led by Kumar and his wife, who are addressed as "Sri Amma Bhagavan" by students and followers.<ref name="Bhagavan">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalki_Bhagavan accessed 13/09/2013</ref> The movement has spread to Europe and the USA from an initial Ashram in India. A temple has been built for an alleged amount of $75 million, and Kumar also operates a "Oneness University" in India, selling advanced courses and trainings.<ref name="Bhagavan" /> Basic courses, like e.g. a training as a so-called Deeksha [blessing] giver, are also done in the USA and European countries.<ref> see e.g.http://www.deeksha.ch/mainpage/plaintext/onenessdeeksha/diegruender/index.html accessed 13/09/2013</ref><ref>http://oneness-deutschland.de/uedasprojekt.html accessed 13/09/2013</ref>
+The Oneness movement was founded by Vijay Kumar, and Indian citizen, who goes by the title of "Kalki Bhagavan". The movement is led by Kumar and his wife, who are addressed as "Sri Amma Bhagavan" by students and followers.<ref name="Bhagavan">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalki_Bhagavan accessed 13/09/2013</ref> The movement has spread to Europe and the USA from an initial Ashram in India. A temple has been built for an alleged amount of $75 million, and Kumar also operates a "Oneness University" in India, selling advanced courses and trainings.<ref name="Bhagavan" /> Basic courses, like e.g. a training as a so-called Deeksha [blessing] giver, are also done in the USA and European countries.<ref> see e.g. www.deeksha.ch/mainpage/plaintext/onenessdeeksha/diegruender/index.html accessed 13/09/2013</ref><ref>oneness-deutschland.de/uedasprojekt.html accessed 13/09/2013</ref>
 Ngystle Society promotes the Oneness cult in several ways, so e.g. on their Facebook site where they provide a link to a Oneness Awakening Course offered by Oneness University.<ref name="Ngystle-Skidegate_facebook" />
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 ===Promotion of a Plastic Shaman===
-Ngystle Society further promotes [[Plastic Shaman|plastic shaman]] Erick Gonzalez, a Gualtemaltekan who has been living in the USA since the age of 11.<ref name="earthpeoplesunited">http://www.earthpeoplesunited.org/who-we-are accessed 20/09/2013</ref> Gonzalez claims to be Mayan, but goes by a name taken from Aztec Nahuatl language, Tata [Uncle] OmeAkaEhekatl.<ref name="earthpeoplesunited" />
+Ngystle Society further promotes [[Plastic Shaman|plastic shaman]] Erick Gonzalez, a Gualtemaltekan who has been living in the USA since the age of 11.<ref name="earthpeoplesunited">www.earthpeoplesunited.org/who-we-are accessed 20/09/2013</ref> Gonzalez claims to be Mayan, but goes by a name taken from Aztec Nahuatl language, Tata [Uncle] OmeAkaEhekatl.<ref name="earthpeoplesunited" />
 The Ngystle website, in an advertisement titled „Intensive Healing Training Wokshop“, claims:
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 ====T-Zone Vibration Machine====
-Presently (September 2013), the Ngystle website does not mention this device which was recommended in 2010 in an article on Ngystle Society supplied in a  community newsletter.<ref name="June17.10">http://www.skidegate.ca/Newsletters/June17.10.PDF accessed 15/09/2013</ref> This machine often is promoted to achieve at a weight loss, but also to ''tone and firm muscles, increase metabolism, descrease cellulite visibility'' and with further claims.<ref>http://guardiantrader.com/Whole_Body_Vibration.html accessed 16/09/2013</ref> Such claims have no scientific evidence and must be seen as a sales pitch for the device which in Canada is sold at $ 1,869 tax excluded.<ref>http://www.shantiwellnesscentre.com/products/t-zone-vibration-machine accessed 16/09/2013</ref>
+Presently (September 2013), the Ngystle website does not mention this device which was recommended in 2010 in an article on Ngystle Society supplied in a  community newsletter.<ref name="June17.10">http://www.skidegate.ca/Newsletters/June17.10.PDF accessed 15/09/2013</ref> This machine often is promoted to achieve at a weight loss, but also to ''tone and firm muscles, increase metabolism, descrease cellulite visibility'' and with further claims.<ref>http://guardiantrader.com/Whole_Body_Vibration.html accessed 16/09/2013</ref> Such claims have no scientific evidence and must be seen as a sales pitch for the device which in Canada is sold at $ 1,869 tax excluded.<ref>www.shantiwellnesscentre.com/products/t-zone-vibration-machine accessed 16/09/2013</ref>
 ====Trinfinity8====
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 :''offers 72 different Rejuvenation programs<br>
 :''- Stress Reduction, - Energy Restoration, - Health & Nutrition, - Skin & Hair Rejuvenation
-:''- Face & Beauty, - Weight Management, - Body Sculpting''<ref name="about-2">http://ngystlesociety.com/about-2/ accessed 15/09/2013</ref>
+:''- Face & Beauty, - Weight Management, - Body Sculpting''<ref name="about-2">ngystlesociety.com/about-2/ accessed 15/09/2013</ref>
 The device, however, is pseudo-medical and none of the claims it is being sold with has any scientific evidence. It is sold at a price of about $ 8,000, which Ngystle Society apparently was able to spend.

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 In a 2009 newsletter distributed by the Skidegate community in British Columbia/Canada, Ngystle Society advertise their then newly purchased Amethyst Bio-Mat with unsubstantiated health claims:
-''“It reduces swelling, increases blood flow and has been shown to destroy cancer and viral cells ''without harming surrounding healthy cells. The Bio-Mat:
+''“It reduces swelling, increases blood flow and has been shown to destroy cancer and viral cells without harming surrounding healthy cells. The Bio-Mat:<br>
-''relieves pain & joint stiffness
+''relieves pain & joint stiffness<br>
-''Increases blood circulation
+''Increases blood circulation<br>
-''Decreases hyperactivity
+''Decreases hyperactivity<br>
-''Strengthens the cardiovascular system
+''Strengthens the cardiovascular system<br>
-''Rejuvenates skin & cellular function
+''Rejuvenates skin & cellular function<br>
-''Induces deep Delta State of relaxation
+''Induces deep Delta State of relaxation<br>
-''Reduces stress and fatigue
+''Reduces stress and fatigue<br>
-''Boosts energy & vitality
+''Boosts energy & vitality<br>
-''Burns calories and controls weight
+''Burns calories and controls weight<br>
-''Removes wastes & toxins
+''Removes wastes & toxins<br>
-''Boosts the immune system
+''Boosts the immune system<br>
 ''Regulates Psychological well being''<ref>http://www.skidegate.ca/Newsletters/Jan15.09.pdf accessed 20/09/2013</ref><br>
 All of the above mentioned health claims are unsubstantiated; the effectiveness of the device has not been proven scientifically. The advertisement further implies the device was able to ''destroy cancer and virus cells'' which, contrary to Ngystle claims, also never has been proven scientifically. However, clients relying on these promises may be endangered by delaying medical treatment in favour of applying the devices. These claims are particularly dangerous, since their publication in a community newsletter will contribute to lending them an inappropriate air of reliability. Ngystle were still advertising application of these devices in the newsletter in 2013.<ref>http://www.skidegate.ca/Newsletters/october2013.pdf accessed 20/03/2014</ref>

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	In the US market, prices for end customers for a single bed mattress are between $ 1,650 and approx. $ 2,700, while professional customers are offered a smaller mattress at a reduced rate; they are recommended to charge clients $ 22 for one application.<ref name="June17.10" /> Although Ngystle's charges are lower at $ 6.00, it must be considered that they do not approach a market of affluent customers, but an indigenous community, so charges apparently were adjusted to an affordable level. Given the fact that this is a pseudo-medical device with no established effectivity, the fee charged is still quite substantial for one use of an electric blanket.		In the US market, prices for end customers for a single bed mattress are between $ 1,650 and approx. $ 2,700, while professional customers are offered a smaller mattress at a reduced rate; they are recommended to charge clients $ 22 for one application.<ref name="June17.10" /> Although Ngystle's charges are lower at $ 6.00, it must be considered that they do not approach a market of affluent customers, but an indigenous community, so charges apparently were adjusted to an affordable level. Given the fact that this is a pseudo-medical device with no established effectivity, the fee charged is still quite substantial for one use of an electric blanket.
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		+	====Employing unsubstantiated Health Claims====
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		+	In a 2009 newsletter distributed by the Skidegate community in British Columbia/Canada, Ngystle Society advertise their then newly purchased Amethyst Bio-Mat with unsubstantiated health claims:
		+
		+	''“It reduces swelling, increases blood flow and has been shown to destroy cancer and viral cells ''without harming surrounding healthy cells. The Bio-Mat:
		+	''relieves pain & joint stiffness
		+	''Increases blood circulation
		+	''Decreases hyperactivity
		+	''Strengthens the cardiovascular system
		+	''Rejuvenates skin & cellular function
		+	''Induces deep Delta State of relaxation
		+	''Reduces stress and fatigue
		+	''Boosts energy & vitality
		+	''Burns calories and controls weight
		+	''Removes wastes & toxins
		+	''Boosts the immune system
		+	''Regulates Psychological well being''<ref>http://www.skidegate.ca/Newsletters/Jan15.09.pdf accessed 20/09/2013</ref><br>
		+	All of the above mentioned health claims are unsubstantiated; the effectiveness of the device has not been proven scientifically. The advertisement further implies the device was able to ''destroy cancer and virus cells'' which, contrary to Ngystle claims, also never has been proven scientifically. However, clients relying on these promises may be endangered by delaying medical treatment in favour of applying the devices. These claims are particularly dangerous, since their publication in a community newsletter will contribute to lending them an inappropriate air of reliability. Ngystle were still advertising application of these devices in the newsletter in 2013.<ref>http://www.skidegate.ca/Newsletters/october2013.pdf accessed 20/03/2014</ref>

	===The library===		===The library===

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 It is not evident why a Guatemaltekan living in the USA is needed to teach participants belonging to the Haida nation who have traditions of their own, including spiritual traditions. Gonzalez' activities are further to be seen critically since his living in the USA most probably speaks against an acculturation within Maya cultures and traditions, especially in Maya spirituality. Native medicine persons are also supposed to work within their communities and are expected to have done an apprenticeship which may well last 20 years and even more. It is highly to be doubted that Gonzalez did such an apprenticeship, although he claims „initiation“ into several different indigenous „sacred rites“<ref name="earthpeoplesunited" /> which usually is an indication of a plastic shaman. Another question is whether Gonzalez is indeed recognised by one of the Maya peoples or rather is of distant native descent.
-The Royal Canadian Mounted Police issued a warning on Erick Gonzalez in 2012, as Gonzalez is suspected of applying drugs to participants in his seminars, in particular Ayahuasca, Peyote, mescaline, and other substances<ref>http://www.thenorthernview.com/news/169704226.html accessed 15/09/2013</ref>, none of them part of any traditions of the ethnic groups living in the North-West Coast cultural area of North America. While Peyote is being used ceremonially in some indigenous traditions and today also by the Native American Church, its use outside of these fields is illegal. Ayahuasca is from South America where it is used as a diagnostic tool by medicine persons, quite in contrary to the use by plastic shamans who will administer the substance to their clients. Both Peyote and Ayahuasca are unknown in Mayan traditions, so Gonzalez is not in a position to justify their use with tradition and it is to be doubted that he is sufficiently informed about their dosage, contra-indications etc.
+The Royal Canadian Mounted Police issued a warning on Erick Gonzalez in 2012, as Gonzalez is suspected of applying drugs to participants in his seminars, in particular [[Ayahuasca]], Peyote, mescaline, and other substances<ref>http://www.thenorthernview.com/news/169704226.html accessed 15/09/2013</ref>, none of them part of any traditions of the ethnic groups living in the North-West Coast cultural area of North America. While Peyote is being used ceremonially in some indigenous traditions and today also by the Native American Church, its use outside of these fields is illegal. Ayahuasca is from South America where it is used as a diagnostic tool by medicine persons, quite in contrary to the use by plastic shamans who will administer the substance to their clients. Both Peyote and Ayahuasca are unknown in Mayan traditions, so Gonzalez is not in a position to justify their use with tradition and it is to be doubted that he is sufficiently informed about their dosage, contra-indications etc.
 From the above quoted advertisements, however, it becomes evident that Ngystle Society continue support of and cooperation with Gonzalez.

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