The Las Vegas Sun introduces us to Mony Vital:
He’s immortal, or at least he says he is, and he’ll be happy to teach you how to be, too.
Of course, it costs you anywhere from $450 (for six months of immortality) to $2,875 (for lifetime immortality). …
Vital has discovered a way to fix your life force. It’s right here on his laptop, a program called the Quantum Prayer System. It prays for you in “millions of frequencies of prayers — they’re not religious, they’re just prayers.” And it channels and amplifies those prayers to you. “Imagine everyone in China chanting your name. That powerful.”
… The program needs to ascertain your energy signature, for which it will need your date of birth, place of birth, home address, phone number and e-mail address. Vital says the computer’s reading is 97 percent accurate — “Nobody else in the universe has this energy.”
Intrigued? Read up on Vital Energetic Balancing and Quantum Prayer System.
But there’s more to Vital than the Quantum Prayer System. The Las Vegas man used to be a breatharian, which means he lived off light energy instead of food for 18 months. Get an overview of breatharianism, also known as inedia.
Don’t believe it works? Neither does Robert Todd Carroll. The Skeptic's Dictionary tilts suspiciously in favor of food eaters.
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