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Novus Spiritus: Follow-up II to "An Aramaic Prayer?"Sylvia Browne's Story Changes Yet Again. Published: Apr 09, 2008 
The prayer. BackgroundThis article adds to the story told in "Novus Spiritus: An Aramaic Prayer? and "Novus Spiritus: Followup to An Aramaic Prayer? If you have not read these articles, I suggest you do so before reading this one. However, to sum up, Browne has been teaching the above prayer to her followers for years, but the story about its origins has changed several times now. Here is the sequence of events so far:
Four months after that article was published, Browne put yet another spin on the origins of the "prayer." This article details that new spin. Temples on the Other Side
Temples on the Other Side. On page 68 of the hardcover edition of her January 2008 book Temples on the Other Side, Browne says the following (emphasis mine):
AnalysisAfter her claims of this "prayer" being in ancient Aramaic were proven to be false, Browne (again) changed her story, saying that it is simply "words and sounds" from an unknown language. So far, the explanation has gone from the "prayer" being in Ancient Aramaic, to an "unknown" Aramaic, to speaking in tongues (Atlantean), to simply "words and sounds" in an unknown and unspecified language. ConclusionAfter reading all three of the articles here about "Arem, Shem...", I hope that the reader does further research and comes to his or her own conclusion. My personal conclusion is that this "prayer" was something Browne simply made up in what she thought sounded like Aramaic, assuming (incorrectly) that this would never be checked. Ever since that explanation was proven to be false, she and her staff have scrambled through several different explanations, this simply being the latest. If Browne or her staff wishes to email this site with their explanation as to why this story has changed so many times, I would be glad to publish it, in its entirety, on this web site. My thanks to those, including former Novus Spiritus minister Nancy Williams, who brought Browne's latest explanation to my attention. Related LinksClicking on any of these links will load a separate browser window for viewing the linked page. StopSylviaBrowne.com is not responsible for the content of any of these linked pages.
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