Where Practicing Spiritual Beliefs Can Land You In Jail!!!!!

[Mac Friday]

Houston County [/IMG]Georgia’s most progressive county</em>,” but practicing your spiritual beliefs in the Centerville city limits, may land you in jail.Courtney Bibb, owner of Energy Among Us, a spiritual bookstore, gift shop, and wellness center in Centerville, GA, is being threatened by the city to stop illegal activities taking place in her store.No, these activities don’t involve drugs, prostitution or gambling. According to Bibb, a former Macon police officer, she is being targeted for practicing her religious beliefs. Her store is accused of violating Centerville’s archaic ordinance, outlawing the practice of psychic reading, fortune telling, palm reading, and other spiritual activities.In a certified letter from the city of Centerville, Ms. Bibb was notified that her business was operating illegally. Ms. Bibb who runs a "spiritual wellness" business claims the City of Centerville is running her out of town because of an unconstitutional ordinance that prohibits "fortunetelling, phrenology, astrology, clairvoyance, palmistry, spiritualism or other kindred practices, businesses or professions where a charge is made or a donation is accepted for the services." Courtney Bibb says she secured a business license and the mayor attended the ribbon-cutting for her shop, Energy Among Us, in February.
Plaintiff operates a business that focuses on spiritual wellness," Bibb says in her federal complaint. "Plaintiff sells books, candles, incense, crystals, tarot cards, angel cards, and other items relating to spiritual wellness and healing. 
In addition, plaintiff offers various services related to spiritual wellness, including tarot card readings or therapy, or therapy, palm reading, group meditation, group energy healing, chakra or energy alignment, reflexology, reiki, dream interpretation, and crystal ball readings."  
Apparently, things went well The Macon Telegraph ran a story about her in its March 28 edition. The article mentioned a Mind, Body and Spirit Expo that Bibb plans to host this Saturday. This expo will include "sessions and demonstrations on meditation techniques, life coaching, organic gardening and soap making, drum circles, tai chi and reflexology." 
On April 12, Bibb says, she received a letter from the Centerville city clerk, stating that her business violates City Ordinance Section 6-1, "Fortunetelling and similar practices prohibited." The clerk told her to close down her business, she says.

Bibb says the letter stated: "A review of your business license application, filled out by you, describes your business as a 'wellness center/bookstore.' Had you disclosed the entire nature of your business at the time you applied for a license, any lack of awareness, or misunderstanding of the applicable city ordinance could have been cleared up." “I’m not allowed to practice spiritualism. No meditation, no prayer, no healing circles…I can’t do any of that.” Bibb told the Sun News.Failure to comply with the city ordinance could allow Centerville to close Bibb's store.  Bibb could also face penalties of up to 60 days in jail, if she continues to charge customers for her services.Centerville, GA Mayor John Harley, supports the city’s decision. He charges that Energy Among Us is in violation of city ordinances, and the store's business license is for a wellness center/bookstore, not psychic readings. City officials also believe that Ms. Bibb did not use full disclosure when she applied for her business license.In addition to trying to save her business, Courtney Bibb believes she also needs to take a stand for religious freedom. She is fearful that the city ordinance could be used to persecute any religious or spiritual beliefs that city leaders deem to be inappropriate.Energy Among Us is located at: 100 N. Houston Lake Blvd Suite S, Centerville GA 31028, across from the Galleria Mall.
Rege, Satanas!*Rege, Azazel!*Rege, Amdusias
PRAISE THE Mighty 4 Crowns of Duat!

Al Jilwah
I remember necessary affairs and execute them in due time. I teach and guide those who follow my instructions. If anyone obey me and conform to my commandments, he shall have joy, delight, and comfort.
-Satan

Mac Friday
www.templeofzeus.org

 

[Shannon Outlaw]

oh my!! that is so not fair!! people need to die! (ok maybe im saying that out of anger but come on!! its like public freedom is getting tighter and tighter! damn... i ont know what to say. the only thing i ould say is too bad shes not a satanist ecause im sure this wouldnt be happening..
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Date: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 12:33:42 pm
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From: "Mac Friday" <macfriday@...
Subject: Where Practicing Spiritual Beliefs Can Land You In Jail!!!!!



Houston County may call itself ?Georgia?s most progressive county,? but
practicing your spiritual beliefs in the Centerville city limits, may land you
in jail.
Courtney Bibb, owner of Energy Among Us, a spiritual bookstore, gift shop, and
wellness center in Centerville, GA, is being threatened by the city to stop
illegal activities taking place in her store.
No, these activities don?t involve drugs, prostitution or gambling. According to
Bibb, a former Macon police officer, she is being targeted for practicing her
religious beliefs. Her store is accused of violating Centerville?s archaic
ordinance, outlawing the practice of psychic reading, fortune telling, palm
reading, and other spiritual activities.
In a certified letter from the city of Centerville, Ms. Bibb was notified that
her business was operating illegally.
Ms. Bibb who runs a "spiritual wellness" business claims the City of Centerville
is running her out of town because of an unconstitutional ordinance that
prohibits "fortunetelling, phrenology, astrology, clairvoyance, palmistry,
spiritualism or other kindred practices, businesses or professions where a
charge is made or a donation is accepted for the services."
Courtney Bibb says she secured a business license and the mayor attended the
ribbon-cutting for her shop, Energy Among Us, in February.
Plaintiff operates a business that focuses on spiritual wellness," Bibb says in
her federal complaint. "Plaintiff sells books, candles, incense, crystals, tarot
cards, angel cards, and other items relating to spiritual wellness and healing.

In addition, plaintiff offers various services related to spiritual wellness,
including tarot card readings or therapy, or therapy, palm reading, group
meditation, group energy healing, chakra or energy alignment, reflexology,
reiki, dream interpretation, and crystal ball readings."

Apparently, things went well The Macon Telegraph ran a story about her in its
March 28 edition. The article mentioned a Mind, Body and Spirit Expo that Bibb
plans to host this Saturday. This expo will include "sessions and demonstrations
on meditation techniques, life coaching, organic gardening and soap making, drum
circles, tai chi and reflexology."

On April 12, Bibb says, she received a letter from the Centerville city clerk,
stating that her business violates City Ordinance Section 6-1, "Fortunetelling
and similar practices prohibited." The clerk told her to close down her
business, she says.


Bibb says the letter stated: "A review of your business license application,
filled out by you, describes your business as a 'wellness center/bookstore.' Had
you disclosed the entire nature of your business at the time you applied for a
license, any lack of awareness, or misunderstanding of the applicable city
ordinance could have been cleared up."
?I?m not allowed to practice spiritualism. No meditation, no prayer, no healing
circles?I can?t do any of that.? Bibb told the Sun News.
Failure to comply with the city ordinance could allow Centerville to
close Bibb's store. Bibb could also face penalties of up to 60 days in jail, if
she continues to charge customers for her services.
Centerville, GA Mayor John Harley, supports the city?s decision. He charges
that Energy Among Us is in violation of city ordinances, and the store's
business license is for a wellness center/bookstore, not psychic readings. City
officials also believe that Ms. Bibb did not use full disclosure when she
applied for her business license.
In addition to trying to save her business, Courtney Bibb believes she also
needs to take a stand for religious freedom. She is fearful that the city
ordinance could be used to persecute any religious or spiritual beliefs that
city leaders deem to be inappropriate.
Energy Among Us is located at: 100 N. Houston Lake Blvd Suite S, Centerville GA
31028, across from the Galleria Mall.
Rege, Satanas!*Rege, Azazel!*Rege, Amdusias
PRAISE THE Mighty 4 Crowns of Duat!


Al Jilwah
I remember necessary affairs and execute them in due time. I teach and guide
those who follow my instructions. If anyone obey me and conform to my
commandments, he shall have joy, delight, and comfort.

-Satan

Mac Friday
www.templeofzeus.org

 

[Infuriatedsekhmet Eglantine]

and Unfortunately, it is not finished ! at the end of the year (2011), will go to jail all the therapist, homeopath and so on, as now in america, the codex alimentarus is voted and applicated ! here where we are !here the link NC bill threatens to criminalize naturopaths, homeopaths, herbalists, midwives, aromatherapists as felons
 <b style="font-s[/IMG]Hail Satan ! Hail Marduk Amon-Râ ! Hail Nabu ! Hail all the Mighty Gods of Duat ![/B]
I receive a lot of mails, I miss time to answer all of them, then : I am a French female - I don't answer to any questions about my privacy - I don't answer anymore to any "private" mails - I teach nobody and have no time to chat - If you have something to tell me, do it through the group. Thank you !

De : Mac Friday <macfriday@...
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Envoyé le : Mer 6 avril 2011, 17h 33min 38s
Objet : [JoyofSatan666] Where Practicing Spiritual Beliefs Can Land You In Jail!!!!!

 
Houston County [/IMG]Georgia’s most progressive county</em>,” but practicing your spiritual beliefs in the Centerville city limits, may land you in jail.Courtney Bibb, owner of Energy Among Us, a spiritual bookstore, gift shop, and wellness center in Centerville, GA, is being threatened by the city to stop illegal activities taking place in her store.No, these activities don’t involve drugs, prostitution or gambling. According to Bibb, a former Macon police officer, she is being targeted for practicing her religious beliefs. Her store is accused of violating Centerville’s archaic ordinance, outlawing the practice of psychic reading, fortune telling, palm reading, and other spiritual activities.In a certified letter from the city of Centerville, Ms. Bibb was notified that her business was operating illegally. Ms. Bibb who runs a "spiritual wellness" business claims the City of Centerville is running her out of town because of an unconstitutional ordinance that prohibits "fortunetelling, phrenology, astrology, clairvoyance, palmistry, spiritualism or other kindred practices, businesses or professions where a charge is made or a donation is accepted for the services." Courtney Bibb says she secured a business license and the mayor attended the ribbon-cutting for her shop, Energy Among Us, in February.
Plaintiff operates a business that focuses on spiritual wellness," Bibb says in her federal complaint. "Plaintiff sells books, candles, incense, crystals, tarot cards, angel cards, and other items relating to spiritual wellness and healing. 
In addition, plaintiff offers various services related to spiritual wellness, including tarot card readings or therapy, or therapy, palm reading, group meditation, group energy healing, chakra or energy alignment, reflexology, reiki, dream interpretation, and crystal ball readings."  
Apparently, things went well The Macon Telegraph ran a story about her in its March 28 edition. The article mentioned a Mind, Body and Spirit Expo that Bibb plans to host this Saturday. This expo will include "sessions and demonstrations on meditation techniques, life coaching, organic gardening and soap making, drum circles, tai chi and reflexology." 
On April 12, Bibb says, she received a letter from the Centerville city clerk, stating that her business violates City Ordinance Section 6-1, "Fortunetelling and similar practices prohibited." The clerk told her to close down her business, she says.

Bibb says the letter stated: "A review of your business license application, filled out by you, describes your business as a 'wellness center/bookstore.' Had you disclosed the entire nature of your business at the time you applied for a license, any lack of awareness, or misunderstanding of the applicable city ordinance could have been cleared up." “I’m not allowed to practice spiritualism. No meditation, no prayer, no healing circles…I can’t do any of that.” Bibb told the Sun News.Failure to comply with the city ordinance could allow Centerville to close Bibb's store.  Bibb could also face penalties of up to 60 days in jail, if she continues to charge customers for her services.Centerville, GA Mayor John Harley, supports the city’s decision. He charges that Energy Among Us is in violation of city ordinances, and the store's business license is for a wellness center/bookstore, not psychic readings. City officials also believe that Ms. Bibb did not use full disclosure when she applied for her business license.In addition to trying to save her business, Courtney Bibb believes she also needs to take a stand for religious freedom. She is fearful that the city ordinance could be used to persecute any religious or spiritual beliefs that city leaders deem to be inappropriate.Energy Among Us is located at: 100 N. Houston Lake Blvd Suite S, Centerville GA 31028, across from the Galleria Mall.
Rege, Satanas!*Rege, Azazel!*Rege, Amdusias
PRAISE THE Mighty 4 Crowns of Duat!

Al Jilwah
I remember necessary affairs and execute them in due time. I teach and guide those who follow my instructions. If anyone obey me and conform to my commandments, he shall have joy, delight, and comfort.
-Satan

Mac Friday
www.templeofzeus.org

 

[chalchiuhnenetzin]

They've been working for years (decades!) on ramming the Codex through. I depend on my health supplements since unfortunately we can't get all the necessary nutrients from our food any more. It hasn't been passed in Canada yet, but it's only a matter of time I'm sure.

The idea is to give big pharma carte blanche. Bottom line? Sick people are easier to control ...

--- In , Infuriatedsekhmet Eglantine <infuriatedsekhmet1111@... wrote:

and Unfortunately, it is not finished ! at the end of the year (2011), will go
to jail all the therapist, homeopath and so on, as now in america, the codex
alimentarus is voted and applicated !
here where we are !
here the link
NC bill threatens to criminalize naturopaths, homeopaths, herbalists, midwives,
aromatherapists as felons
Hail Satan ! Hail Marduk Amon-Râ ! Hail Nabu ! Hail all the Mighty Gods of Duat
!
I receive a lot of mails, I miss time to answer all of them, then : I am a
French female - I don't answer to any questions about my privacy - I don't
answer anymore to any "private" mails - I teach nobody and have no time to chat
- If you have something to tell me, do it through the group. Thank you !




________________________________
De : Mac Friday <macfriday@...
À : ; ;

Envoyé le : Mer 6 avril 2011, 17h 33min 38s
Objet : [JoyofSatan666] Where Practicing Spiritual Beliefs Can Land You In
Jail!!!!!




Houston County may call itself “Georgia’s most progressive county,” but
practicing your spiritual beliefs in the Centerville city limits, may land you
in jail.
Courtney Bibb, owner of Energy Among Us, a spiritual bookstore, gift shop, and
wellness center in Centerville, GA, is being threatened by the city to stop
illegal activities taking place in her store.
No, these activities don’t involve drugs, prostitution or gambling. According to
Bibb, a former Macon police officer, she is being targeted for practicing her
religious beliefs. Her store is accused of violating Centerville’s archaic
ordinance, outlawing the practice of psychic reading, fortune telling, palm
reading, and other spiritual activities.
In a certified letter from the city of Centerville, Ms. Bibb was notified that
her business was operating illegally.
Ms. Bibb who runs a "spiritual wellness" business claims the City of Centerville
is running her out of town because of an unconstitutional ordinance that
prohibits "fortunetelling, phrenology, astrology, clairvoyance, palmistry,
spiritualism or other kindred practices, businesses or professions where a
charge is made or a donation is accepted for the services."
Courtney Bibb says she secured a business license and the mayor attended the
ribbon-cutting for her shop, Energy Among Us, in February.
Plaintiff operates a business that focuses on spiritual wellness," Bibb says in
her federal complaint. "Plaintiff sells books, candles, incense, crystals, tarot
cards, angel cards, and other items relating to spiritual wellness and healing.

In addition, plaintiff offers various services related to spiritual wellness,
including tarot card readings or therapy, or therapy, palm reading, group
meditation, group energy healing, chakra or energy alignment, reflexology,
reiki, dream interpretation, and crystal ball readings."

Apparently, things went well The Macon Telegraph ran a story about her in its
March 28 edition. The article mentioned a Mind, Body and Spirit Expo that Bibb
plans to host this Saturday. This expo will include "sessions and demonstrations
on meditation techniques, life coaching, organic gardening and soap making, drum
circles, tai chi and reflexology."

On April 12, Bibb says, she received a letter from the Centerville city clerk,
stating that her business violates City Ordinance Section 6-1, "Fortunetelling
and similar practices prohibited." The clerk told her to close down her
business, she says.


Bibb says the letter stated: "A review of your business license application,
filled out by you, describes your business as a 'wellness center/bookstore.' Had
you disclosed the entire nature of your business at the time you applied for a
license, any lack of awareness, or misunderstanding of the applicable city
ordinance could have been cleared up."
“I’m not allowed to practice spiritualism. No meditation, no prayer, no healing
circles…I can’t do any of that.” Bibb told the Sun News.
Failure to comply with the city ordinance could allow Centerville to
close Bibb's store. Bibb could also face penalties of up to 60 days in jail, if
she continues to charge customers for her services.
Centerville, GA Mayor John Harley, supports the city’s decision. He charges
that Energy Among Us is in violation of city ordinances, and the store's
business license is for a wellness center/bookstore, not psychic readings. City
officials also believe that Ms. Bibb did not use full disclosure when she
applied for her business license.
In addition to trying to save her business, Courtney Bibb believes she also
needs to take a stand for religious freedom. She is fearful that the city
ordinance could be used to persecute any religious or spiritual beliefs that
city leaders deem to be inappropriate.
Energy Among Us is located at: 100 N. Houston Lake Blvd Suite S, Centerville GA
31028, across from the Galleria Mall.
Rege, Satanas!*Rege, Azazel!*Rege, Amdusias
PRAISE THE Mighty 4 Crowns of Duat!


Al Jilwah
I remember necessary affairs and execute them in due time. I teach and guide
those who follow my instructions. If anyone obey me and conform to my
commandments, he shall have joy, delight, and comfort.

-Satan

Mac Friday
www.templeofzeus.org