Kenneth Klee is one of the few lawyers who openly combine the main profession - jurisprudence - with the extravagant occupation of "spiritual practices": healing human energies, using the "third eye" and sometimes even exorcism, that is, the expulsion of demons.
Klee, who featured a long article in The Wall Street Journal, is not just "one of the lawyers." And not even just one of the leading specialists in corporate reorganization and modern American bankruptcy law - he is one of its authors; he was also involved in the creation of similar legislation in the PRC.
Clee has taught at some of America's most highly regarded educational institutions, such as UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles); involved in a number of well-known bankruptcy cases of large companies - PG&E National Energy Group, Financial Corporation of America, Texaco Inc. and others - and even entire territories.
Description of his professional positions and achievements takes more than one page. The cost of his services is at the top level - about $ 1000 per hour; office - on the top floor of a skyscraper with a magnificent view of the Pacific Ocean. “Not a single client turned down our services because of my ability,” says Klee.
These abilities lie beyond his legal qualifications: he knows how to treat pain at a distance and exorcise spirits, and after retirement plans to create a device capable of measuring the energy of people and objects that will change the world, and at the same time convince those who are skeptical about energy. passing through his fingers.
In the summer of 2010, Lee Bogdanoff, Klee's partner in the law firm Klee, Tuchin, Bogdanoff & Stern LLP, had pain in his arms after several weeks of printing a thick report on yet another major bankruptcy case. Then Ken Klee at some point closed his eyes and, as he later explained, examined his colleague with his third eye and made the necessary passes over the swollen fingers of his outstretched hands.
The colleague did not understand what had happened - but the pain, according to his recollections, subsided almost instantly. At night, Mr. Clee receives guests in a room at his Los Angeles home, where he converses with spirits, heals unhealthy bodies and diseased souls, and, if necessary, exorcises demons for a "recommended donation" of $ 300 for two hours.
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“I'm just a vessel,” explains Klee. "Energy just comes through me." It heals some people by eliminating bad energy and filling them with positive vibrations, for which it uses oils, crystals, a tuning fork and other objects, say, fish fossils. For example, Lee Bogdanoff was healed with the help of a "living liquid crystal."
And a recent visitor, an electrician, learned that his sadness was rooted in a past life when he was a woman who lost her child in childbirth. Manisela Atrian, office manager of his firm, he can treat remotely by phone. One involuntarily recalls the legend of Rasputin, who allegedly stopped the bleeding of Tsarevich Alexei, who was suffering from hemophilia, by telephone conversation.
Of course, professional doctors look at the mystic healer with great skepticism. While acknowledging that this kind of "alternative treatment" can provide temporary relief, they strongly doubt that healing is not largely psychological in nature, but rather exists in the minds of patients as a kind of placebo effect.
They refer to the lack of systematic research and statistics - there are only stories and retellings, points out Richard Sloan of Columbia University. However, the energy was dormant in Mr. Klee until 1997, when an employee of a boarding house for lawyers "awakened" her with the help of some kind of "glowing technique." Klee later studied various forms of alternative healing with the help of teachers in different parts of the world, notably the Philippines.
And for good reason: in 2004, Doreen, his wife, got into a car accident, after which she developed a rash - only then, finally, she agreed to become a patient of her husband. As a result of the exorcism session, Klee expelled the “grounded spirit” from her, and with it the rash went away.
“You see, there are spirits, and they are looking for warm bodies,” he explained to her later at dinner. - Some strive for the light, but this one went to the astral plane; it was a spirit of a very, very primitive type. Kli's wife still shivers when she recalls this story. Klee's success is based on accurate calculation. There is a white crystal in the corner of the meeting room, designed to harmonize the atmosphere during negotiations; elsewhere on the windowsill is a larger crystal that protects the office from the bad vibrations that Klee believes are emanating from a nearby condominium.
He himself always strives to separate his two hypostases, but not always successfully, and therefore he is sometimes able to recognize the future. In the bankruptcy case of Texaco Inc. in the late 1980s, he accurately predicted the amount of payment to his client (Pennzoil Co.) under the pre-trial agreement - $ 3 billion. Colleagues then presented him with a paper-cutting knife with the inscription "Oracle".
According to a university story told by Klee's UCLA colleague, Tamie Bryant, she was annoyed by late students, which affected the classroom environment. Klee agreed to help - harmonize students and teacher. As Brian described the effect, “The atmosphere became much calmer the next day; even some kind of ghostly one”. But Mr. Clee is only the most famous of this bizarre cohort of shamanic lawyers, and there are others who usually do not advertise their "alternative practice."
For example, a certain Dan - “a lawyer who became a chiropractor because he felt vibrations of energy and was able to predict diseases at an early stage” - mentioned in Lauana Lei's story about his history of cancer and subsequent healing. Dan predicted her illness. Meredith McKell Graff, a divorce lawyer, also practices the Reiki technique developed in the early 20th century by the Japanese mystic Mikao Usui, also based on energy flow control.
By the way, different oils are also used here, with names like "joy", "tranquility", etc., as well as strange devices, it is not clear how they work, for example, Bio-Mat, in which, as Graff assures us, "thousands of amethysts ". The device emits negative ions and plunges the user into a deep sleep, allowing you to rest better than ever. A certain Rolf (full name unknown), a student of the School of Wisdom, also works as a lawyer in the field of civil claims, and is a managing partner in his law firm.
Karl Jung, Hermann Hesse and several other famous intellectuals studied at the same school. He calls himself a new type of lawyer - the "all-encompassing lawyer" because, as he explains, he integrates deep spiritual understanding with his legal skills, which allows him to fully - in his terminology - help his clients.
Finally, there are former lawyers among those who applied to the “spiritual plane of being”. A striking example is Melissa Simen, a "Catholic lawyer turned healer shaman," a disciple of Apache shaman women, and the founder of a number of organizations with names such as the Sources of Avalon and the Guild of Heart Wisdom.