Talk:Miriam Chamani

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[edit] Chamani Listing

I've added external links, a little more info on her background, and info about a CD she produced.

RosencometRosencomet 15:24, 25 August 2006 (UTC)

• I wonder if 209.226.181.10 intended to discredit Miriam Chamani by his mentions of the failure of Nicholas Cage's marriage to Lisa Marie Presley and that the critics panned the movie she was a consultant on (with no mention of whether it was her contribution that was "panned"). This seems to be an attempt to imply that either she was responsible, or that her spiritual abilities could not be real because these things occured. I don't see such judgements made when priests or rabbis are mentioned as having performed the ceremony at other weddings. Similarly, while the fact that a football team would hire her to perform a purification ritual might be interesting, it would be just as absurd to imply that the fact that they lost the game (which was not, evidently, what she was hired to affect anyway) reflects on her as to discedit a priest who led the locker-room prayer for Notre-Dame before a losing game. Rosencomet 18:09, 6 September 2006 (UTC)