Hello and welcome to Ono Rossing Carry, the show where we don't just report on French

science, spirituality and claims of the paranormal, but take part ourselves.

Yup, and they make claims we show up so you don't have to, I'm Carrie Poppy.

And I'm Ross Blacher.

And this week we have an interview.

Yes, a very exciting one.

This is with two former followers of Shachmuntali Siberia.

She's that self-proclaimed shaman and healer from Russia, who claims to cure HIV, cancer

and the novel COVID-19 coronavirus.

You may remember in May 2020, Carrie interviewed Miss Siberia and confronted her about some holes

in her story.

The interview ended with her insisting that we not publish that conversation.

It's worth a listen if you haven't already heard it.

Well, someone else was listening that day.

A woman named Amy Speck, who then shared it with her friend Amanda Ackinson.

So what you're about to hear isn't interview with these two very brave women who until

recently were Shachmuntali's high ranking followers.

Amanda Ackinson is a raky yoga and breathwork practitioner.

In 2017, Amanda began to follow a spiritual group called My Field of Love, where she met

Shachmuntali Siberia and quickly became a devoted follower and a lead organizer.

Amanda introduced many people to the movement, including her close friend Amy Speck, a voice

actor and musician.

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