Acne Rosacea: My Face could tell a Story

by Dragana Brown, London, UK

In 1991 I went to the Dominican Republic to a wedding. I was 28. Whilst I was there I suddenly started getting spots on my face, particularly around the cheek area. Prior to that my face used to be absolutely crystal clear. Even throughout my teen years I never suffered from acne, and many people, women in particular, used to ask ‘what my secret was’. There was none.

At first I thought this was just some ‘strange’ phase I was going through, perhaps too much Caribbean sunshine, and that soon it would all be back to normal. I was wrong. Over the next few years it got much, much worse, and I ended up with very large and very prominent patches of redness on my face, mixed with spots. It left me feeling devastated and at times livid that it was happening to me – which didn’t help my already red face. Continue reading “Acne Rosacea: My Face could tell a Story” →

Cult Expert?… Millikan’s Integrity In Question

by Desiree Delaloye, Goonellabah, NSW, Australia

What happened on the evening of the 12th October 2012 at the Universal Medicine – Esoteric Medicine presentation in Lennox Head was deeply disturbing to me as a paying audience member, a human being and as an Australian citizen.

David Millikan, a so called ‘expert on cults’ had asked to speak with the audience in attendance under the guise of openly researching our lifestyle choices to expand his insights and gather material for a book that he claims to be writing.

Millikan spoke with Serge Benhayon before the event, claiming that he was interested, and open, and willing to hear everyone’s views and understanding, when all along all that he was truly interested in doing was not reporting any truth, but fabricating his next big ‘Cult Bust’ explosive TV show to boost his reputation as a leading ‘expert’ in the field. Continue reading “Cult Expert?… Millikan’s Integrity In Question” →

Duty Of Care Exercised After Media Offensive

by Suzanne, Customer Service, Ocean Shores, Australia

Thank you Universal Medicine for your exemplary duty of care demonstrated on Friday night after the media attack by David Millikan and his commercial television station camera crew. Continue reading “Duty Of Care Exercised After Media Offensive” →

I am no longer naive about the Australian Media…

by Elizabeth Dolan RN, Australia

I am writing to describe the events that occurred last Friday night on 12th October 2012 at an Esoteric Medicine presentation. I have to admit that witnessing these said events have disturbed me immensely. Every day in Australia we are presented with the idea that we live in a free world, that we have freedom of speech and freedom of expression. Last night showed me something entirely different.

A short while before the presentation began I saw a man walk in. Later, the presenter of Esoteric Medicine, Serge Benhayon, introduced this man as David Millikan and explained that Mr. Millikan was a Uniting Church Minister who was writing a book on cults and that he wished to ask the student body some questions. I thought fair enough, I don’t have any problem answering questions. Continue reading “I am no longer naive about the Australian Media…” →

Failed media ploy to bring down Serge Benhayon – All for a ‘juicy’ story!

Friday 12th October marks another episode highlighting the deep corruption of the media and their complete lack of accountability to their own code of conduct.

Reporting the news has gone from presenting ‘all views’ of a story, openly for us, the people to decide upon, to dictatorial fabrications – presenting an angle that supports ‘one (their own) view’ – and whichever view will incite the most emotion in the public.

The unscrupulous manner in which David Millikan ambushed a peaceful community event run by Universal Medicine and the vile manner in which he conducted himself in order to produce footage needed to support an ‘agenda’ was conniving and deceptive. The unnecessary taunts were shameful – and all of this from a ‘Minister’ and an ‘educated’ man. Continue reading “Failed media ploy to bring down Serge Benhayon – All for a ‘juicy’ story!” →

From Sport to Exercise: A Journey of Self-Acceptance

by Kate Forno, Australia

My Involvement with sport started at a very early age and has continued for the last 52 years. That involvement has encompassed all levels of sport.

I started at the age of eight with swimming lessons, then competitive swimming, then gymnastics to improve my turns – I liked it, so I competed in that too until injury (ankles and neck) forced my retirement. Then there was ballroom dancing (in my day, what every young lady should know), but once again I felt the need to compete. Continue reading “From Sport to Exercise: A Journey of Self-Acceptance” →