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However the quantity and quality of life is definitely affected by lack of proper nourishment unless one is getting it from an alternative source such as prana. - Or is it? .. When I first toured Germany in 1996, I began to hear amazing stories from people regarding their war experiences. In Frankfurt I met a woman who said that as a post war baby she and her sister had lived for months on just water as there was no food. Their mothers’ milk lacked the necessary strength to nourish them and while her sister died at 6 months, ‘miraculously’ she survived. Then I heard a story told by a man who lived close to an orphanage post war. He had rung my organizer and said, “Yes I know what Jasmuheen is saying is true!” When asked how he knew that, he replied that he used to visit the orphanage and they discovered some very interesting facts. Out of the groups of children who were slowly starving to death - as again there were very few rations available - one group stayed healthy. Upon investigation it seems that every morning the woman who looked after this particular group of children, sat with them as they all held hands and prayed to Jesus and Mother Mary asking to be kept safe and healthy through this time. It seems their prayers were answered, and this testifies to the power of our belief and faith. Can I prove these stories? No? Are they true? I believe they are. Still, let’s read on to cases that have been documented and researched more ‘credibly’... In 1998, a journalist called Stephen Janetzko gave me an article that I believe was published in November 1976, by Germany’s Esotera Magazine. It contained an in-depth article called “Sie wurden zu menschlichen Pflanzen” (or “They Changed to Human Plants”) and it appears to have been written by Von Dr. Albert A. Bartel.. Focusing on the work of Dr Karl Graninger, it also reports on Maria Furtner from Frasdorf in Bavaria who lived 52 years drinking only water from the mineral spring near her home. Maria underwent a three week observation period in Munich University Hospital to prove she didn’t need to eat. When released from the hospital she walked the 60 km home in three days without problem. Then there was Resl - Theresa Nuemann, who I mention in my first book. She lived in the Bavarian Forest in Konnersreuth. Her only food each day for 17 years was a consecrated wafer. X-rays showed her bowels to be pencil thin. Then there was Anna Nassi, who was the child of a farmer from Deutenhofen in Bavaria. Her teacher told the researchers for the article that Anna lived for 6 years on only water. After the first world war in Europe, Austrian specialist Dr. Karl Graninger noticed that although people had become prisoners of war, not all returned from the war camps unhealthy. For some the fasting, fresh air, meager diets and non-smoking was very beneficial physically. The idea that some had starved and were quite ill after imprisonment while others were healthier, fascinated him. Consequently from 1920 to 1940 when he died, Dr Graninger conducted |
Jasmuheen, born in Norway, currently residing in Brisbane, Australia, has been Breatharian since 1993.. - she claims to know of some 3000 breatharians scattered around the planet.
