Some "tealers" reportedly wanted the Alchemy tattoo in 2015

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(Name omitted by Corboy for privacy)
3 years ago
I am a tealer. I read comments that others write on facebook and think to myself wow there alot of tealers that are so messed up. Then I read a post about people wanting to get the teal alchemy tattoo. Then I see a picture of teal with a few others all showing the same tattoo. I begin to think wow this is so cultist. She is attracting and manipulating vunerable people. This is dangerous thank you for sharing. I couldnt comment on fb because it doesnt allow me to. No surprises there. ?

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Painted Starlight
3 years ago
(Name omitted for privacy - Corboy)

I want to thank you for bringing the truths into light. Although I have no personal experiences w/ Teal.

My first sense of doubt of Teal came to me was when I watched the video of her interview where she disclosed her childhood tortures and claimed that there were many scars on her from her handler but then I remembered seeing many photos of her modelling in swimsuits with her beautiful body and perfect skin with no scars whatsoever. Being a fan of her at the time, I just told myself maybe they photoshop it out but then was that when I kinda stopped taking her too seriously...

There are many people really deep into her stories and I hope they could wake up and see her for what she is. Even if she really was a hybrid and pyschic. No one should put her above anyone else because that is a potential that we could all reach one day.?

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CB (Name omitted by Corboy for privacy)
3 years ago
I think that statement is way over the top. You are crediting Teal and the New Age movement with too much power and people with too little common sense or self awareness. No one is going to fall of any cliff, they will just move on, like you ought to.?

(A typical denial of the power of social influence in groups centered on authoritarian leaders- go study the Stanford Prison Experiment done by Philip Zimbardo [www.prisonexp.org] - Corboy.

CB (Name omitted for privacy by Corboy)
3 years ago

I believe Teal can be very helpful and stimulate a lot of discussion as a philosopher, rather than a 'spiritual catalyst' per say, and for me that's a healthy way to perceive her.

Her self appointed role as a spiritual guide is something which comes down to personal preference and more of a reflection of where you are at the time, I feel.

The only part about Teal that I don't like is that I know she lies.

I saw her in an interview with a Danish woman a few weeks back, and she claimed to be able to see the woman's aura through her skype computer camera. The woman asked if that was possible, and Teal answered that it was, depending on how good the cameras were! I know this isn't possible through skype or ordinary TV cameras, and that you would only see an aura in your mind's eye through your own connection to that person, not as an energy field on screen unless it was a kirlian camera.

The other thing I find hard to believe is her claim that she has to focus really hard to make out solid objects because everything is just merging energy fields that she finds hard to decipher. She has no trouble focusing enough to put her make up on every day and dress the part, and I really feel if that were the case her own appearance would be one of the least important aspects of her presence. I know most women are conditioned to be really vain and self conscious, but you would think being so much more spiritual none of that stuff would really matter much to her.

From this I would conclude that her ego is more important than her message. Mother Theresa she isn't!

But I like Teal, because she just does her thing, and I can take it or leave it.?