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The Miracle Man
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The Book of Miracles
How do we learn to believe that White people are "smarter," "better," and "more beautiful" than Black people? This book, The Belief Factor and the White Superiority Syndrome, explains how both Blacks and Whites acquire the White Superiority Syndrome: a belief or sense that White people are superior to Black people. This book explains how the White Superiority Syndrome is a direct fall-out of the religious icons and teachings of Christianity that place one aspect of the Deity, the God-force of life, in the form of a white male humanoid. This book explains that, absent some intervening agent or action, the picturing of God as a White Male humanoid is the root catalyst leading to a sense of sup...
The Book of Miracles
The Book of Miracles is a firsthand, inspiring account of the daily miracles of healing that have taken place at the Casa de Dom Inacio in the interior of Brazil. One of the worlds most famous healers, Joao de Dues (John of God), cares for hundreds and sometimes thousands of people daily, usually at eh Casa and occasionally in other parts of Brazil. Over the past four decades he has treated millions of people! Numerous cures of cancer, AIDS, blindness, asthma, drug addiction and other physical problems as well as psychological and spiritual illnesses have occurred through his work. Joao does not take credit for these miracles. With true humility, he says he has never healed anyone, but that ...
João de Deus
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João de Deus
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João de Deus
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Joao de Deus
Michel Meignant est psychothérapeute et cinéaste ethnologue. En 2015, avec sa compagne, tous les deux atteints d'un cancer, il se rend au Brésil pour recevoir les soins du médium guérisseur João de Deus. Miracles et guérisons étaient réalisés par des Entités qui étaient incorporées par João de Deus. Mais, en 2018, le médium est accusé de 500 abus sexuels sur des femmes qui étaient venues recevoir des soins. Il est condamné à 59 ans de prison. Les avis concernant la culpabilité de João de Deus sont bien sûr radicalement divisés. Cela a amené Michel Meignant à réaliser deux films. Viva João et les Entités lors de ses sept séjours, avant le procès et la condamnation. Puis João de Deus, ombre et lumière. À chacun de se faire une opinion, mais l'auteur estime que les « Entités bienveillantes » sont évidemment innocentes et que justice doit être rendue. Une enquête de cinéma-vérité ethnographique sur ce mystère qui juxtapose l'ombre et la lumière. Un ultime témoignage sur ce qui se passait, au temps des miracles, à la Casa Dom Ignacio de Loyola.
João de Deus
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