David Mark Clark, Accused of Mowing Down Four Bikes With SUV, To Be Arraigned Today
| Tennis pro and crystal master David Mark Clark, accused of SUV rampage |
This bizarre story only grew more unusual when the 39-year-old Clark's past was revealed: A bio of him posted at a spiritualist website (which has been purged, but you can still read the cache here) lists him as "a Reiki Master, Priest in the Order of Melchezidek, and Crystal therapist. Here's Clark's full bio from the site:
VIBRATIONAL ENERGY THERAPY (V.E.T.) David Clark is a Reiki Master, Priest in the Order of Melchezidek, and Crystal therapist. After an energetic awakening in 2006, David has committed his life to the service of others through healing. He has been highly successful in treating a wide range of ailments, from stress related disorders, to arthritis, to those seeking a higher level of wellness in their lives.
Vibrational Energy Therapy (V.E.T.) brings wellness through a clearing of stagnant energies and a revitalization of the physical, etheric, emotional and mental fields of the body through a raising of the body's vibrational level. Raising the vibration of the body is one of the best ways to release any dense, static energies, as well as prevent any future blockages from occurring. Space is created in the body and it becomes lighter, with an open, balanced flow of energy moving from head to toe. This brings complete circulation and harmony in the body, a well -known attribute of wellness.
V.E.T. works through the chakras, meridians, and nadis. After Clearing, high-frequency energy is channeled into the body by David, filling the entire human energy system with Healing Light. " The sessions with Dave have been like a cleansing of my body and mind"-Julia E., Cancer patient "During each session, I experience a huge release of negative emotions and leave each session with a sense of calm, peace and joy. I feel energized for days!"-Krista, neurological lyme Fees for V.E.T.- 1 hour session-85$/ 90minute session-110$
Clark, a skilled tennis teacher, also maintained a "Dave Clark Tennis" page. "Discover the joys of tennis!" it read.
This is going to be an interesting trial.
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