Mysterious Magical Healing Gift Of The Whisperers – Meet The Enigmatic Szeptunka
Jan Bartek - AncientPages.com - If you are open-minded about unorthodox healing methods, the Whisperers' practices should interest you.
The Whisperers are said to possess a magical healing gift. Unlike modern doctors who send you home with a bill, you must struggle to pay or, even worse, refuse to treat you because you don’t have insurance, the Whisperers offer their services for free.
They refuse to accept anything from poor people. Occasionally, they agree to receive a small donation for their services, like, for example, some food. If they ever receive any coins, they give them to their local Church.
So, who are the mysterious Whisperers who are hated by some and admired by others?
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