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	Jasmuheen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		On day 3 Ms Greve was moved to a mountainside retreat about 15 miles from the city, where she was filmed enjoying the fresh air she said she could now live on happily.
		Ellen's condition did not thereby improve in the opinion of the medical professionals involved, despite her insistence to the contrary, and they decided that continuing the experiment would be highly dangerous and ultimately fatal.
		Ellen alleges that other interviews when she lived without her family, found her fridge to be empty, but this has not been verified.
	en.wikipedia.org /?title=Jasmuheen (1131 words)

	Inedia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jasmuheen (born Ellen Greve) was probably the most famous advocate of Breatharianism during the 1990s.
		[5] [6] Greve claimed that she failed because on the first day of the test she had been confined in a hotel room near a busy road, saying that the stress and pollution kept her from getting the nutrients she needed from the air.
		According to the doctor, Greve’s pupils were dilated, her speech was slow, she was "quite dehydrated, probably over 10%, getting up to 11%." Towards the end of the test, he said, "Her pulse is about double what it was when she started.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Inedia (1568 words)

	Rehabilitation in an historic perspective: the work of Bell Greve Journal of Rehabilitation - Find Articles
		Greve was not only a key figure in the National Rehabilitation Association, which still presents an annual award in her name, but in rehabilitation efforts around the globe.
		The dominant figure in Greve's early years was her mother who encouraged in her children "a sense of responsibility for self or for family, independence, steadfastness, appreciation of decencies" (Greve:nd).
		Greve's mother was responsible both for raising and working to support her young family.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0825/is_n2_v62/ai_18534470 (414 words)

	C.I.A World Watch - Jasmuheen is a fraud and a lier
		Ellen has been tested on the 60 minutes show, she was locked in a hotel room for 5 days, before becoming so ill a doctor stepped in and ended the experiment, saving her life.
		Ellen has been challenged again directly by James Randi who will offer her 1 million dollars if she can survive without food or water.
		Ellen shys away from this challenge because she is a fraud but doesnt want to damage her credibility with her deranged followers to whom she sells books and dvds.
	www.selfempowermentacademy.com.au /worldwatch/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=37 (279 words)

	inedia
		Greve claims she hasn’t eaten since 1993; yet, she admits “she drinks herbal teas and confesses to the occasional ‘taste orgasm’ involving chocolate or ice cream” (Sunday Times Online UK, Sept. 26, 1999).
		According to the doctor, Greve’s pupils were dilated, her speech was slow, she was dehydrated and her pulse had doubled.
		Greve claimed that she failed because on the first day of the test she had been confined in a hotel room near a busy road, which kept her from getting the nutrients she needs from the air.
	skepdic.com /inedia.html (909 words)

	Jasmuheen's Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		In order to allow Ellen Greve to show the world, who are striving to find solutions to the global food problem that surviving without food is possible I would like to offer Ellen a test.
		However, if Ellen makes excuses for not taking, fails, or dies during the test, the protocol of which maybe negotiated, then she will have failed and been exposed as a fraud.
		Remember, Ellen Greve says she wants to save all those starving children by showing them how to LOL - but someone's gonna have to prove to those little africans that it can be done..
	www.jasmuheen.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=383 (2317 words)

	Sect Madness: Disciples starve themselves to death (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		London - Blonde, thin and dangerous: Ellen Greve (43) from Australia is the woman guru of a new movement.
		Ellen Greve later developed a 21 day process which is supposed to permit people to "finally nourish themselves from crystals in the air" - something similar to photosynthesis of plants.
		Her assessment of Ellen Greve, "This woman is a irresponsibly insane."
	www.rickross.com /reference/breat/breat11.html (344 words)

	BBC News \| SCOTLAND \| Guru condemned as 'dangerous'
		The attack was made on Ellen Greve, an advocate of "breatharianism", by the Green MSP Robin Harper.
		Australian Ms Greve, who calls herself Jasmuheen, was the focus of criticisms after she gave a talk on her philosophy at Edinburgh University, where Mr Harper is the rector.
		When Ms Greve arrived in Britain on Wednesday, she said she had survived on less than 300 calories a day for seven years because she absorbed nourishment direct from a creative source.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/scotland/703279.stm (369 words)

	Story - Fruit of the loon
		Though the courtroom was in stitches, Zurfluh had the last laugh when the judge dismissed the case after officers admitted that Zurfluh's reading was not high enough.
		The September starvation death of a 49-year-old Scottish woman was the third casualty in two years of the no-food, no-water, "breatharian" diet popularized by Australian Ellen Greve.
		Greve claims 5,000 disciples, charges more than $2,000 (U.S.) per ticket for her seminars and sells her philosophy ("liberation from the drudgery of food and drink") to Westerners, in part to confer spirituality on Third World hunger.
	www.orlandoweekly.com /util/printready.asp?id=1516 (623 words)

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		Greve invented something she calls "breatherianism," which teaches that you don't need to eat any food--stop eating now--all you need is divine light nourishment.
		Greve has, according to news reports, developed a 21-day process she says will permit people to "nourish themselves from crystals in the air," which apparently works sort of like photosynthesis.
		Greve said of one, "Perhaps she didn't have the right motivation." Or, perhaps she didn't have a freakin' sandwich!
	www.clearlight.com /~jtrosen/tony_stuff/october311999.html (739 words)

	Jasmuheen's Forums
		Many times on this forum Tim and I have simply asked for Ellen or anyone for that matter to prove that living on light is possible.
		Ellen has dodged direct challenges based on her own terms to prove that she can survive without food.
		And of course Ellen (sorry, cosmicgirl), no matter how much 'research' I was to try and undertake to discover how many people you've 'helped', all I would ever be able to come up with is your (sorry HER) unsubstantiated claims.
	www.jasmuheen.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=407 (2795 words)

	'Breatharian' retreat worries French - Breaking News - National - Breaking News
		Ellen Greve, who calls herself Jasmuheen, promotes what they call Breatharian, spiritual cleansing by living on air and light alone.
		Greve is holding a seminar in the south-eastern village of Devesset in France but local police are concerned it may be a dangerous cult.
		But Greve defended her teachings in the wake of Linn's death, saying she did not follow her guidelines.
	www.theage.com.au /news/National/Breatharian-retreat-worries-French/2005/11/21/1132421570281.html (325 words)

	France keeps watch on 'breatharian' retreat. 20/11/2005. ABC News Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The newspaper says the authorities are worried that it is a dangerous cult that has had a role in the deaths of three people around the world.
		Ms Greve, 48, teaches that people can live almost entirely without food or water under an approach she calls "breatharianism".
		In Australia, two members of an association close to Ms Greve were convicted after the death of a woman.
	www.abc.net.au /news/newsitems/200511/s1510938.htm (290 words)

	Breatharianism
		He claims that he was enlightened during a solo sailing trip up the East coast of the U.S. He began fasting, and claims that after three weeks he was "detoxified".
		Another adherent is Ellen Greve, also known as Jasmuheen, who runs the CIA.
		This is the Cosmic Internet Academy, and for the outlay of a few thousand bucks you can attend one of her seminars and learn to live on nothing but air.
	www.wrexhamparaskeptics.4t.com /Breatharianism.htm (608 words)

	morons.org - Can you live on sunlight and air alone?
		She claims to have not eaten for 5 years and lives only on a concoction of â€andtilde;liquid light.â€™ Reporters who visit her home become surprised to find it very stocked with food, which she claims is all for her husband.
		Greve $100,000 if she can go without eating for a month and live solely on the liquid light.
		Greve declined, claiming she was under investigation from various scientists.
	web.morons.org /article.jsp?sectionid=7&id=1153&_full=true (742 words)

	mass media funk
		They were followers of Ellen Greve, whose books and internet sites preach "breatharianism," that humans can attain a higher spiritual state by starving themselves.
		Greve's house is full of food, but she claims the food is for her husband, a man previously sentenced to seven years for fraud involving a pension fund.
		Greve says that he's paid his dues, but apparently he hasn't seen the light and is unable to live on air yet.
	skepdic.com /refuge/funk7.html (3251 words)

	Breatharianism : Jasmuheen Apologetics research resources on religious cults and sects
		(...) New Age guru Jasmuheen, 42, formerly Australian businesswoman Ellen Greve, claims to have 5,000 devotees to her "breatharian" programme.
		According to Jasmuheen, a former financier previously known as Ellen Greve, the elements contained in air - nitrogen, carbon dioxide, oxygen and hydrogen - can sustain a body.
		She claims to have survived on air for five years although she also allows herself cups of herbal tea and chocolate biscuits.
	www.apologeticsindex.org /b12.html (627 words)

	Body Laundering
		He described the men he wanted: " Aces, daredevils, barnstormers, guys who flew by the seats of their pants, hot-rodders, pilots who could pick it up, turn it around on a dime and put it back down with a flair." That is, Beckwith was looking for thrill seekers who live on the edge.
		Beckwith's words were quoted by writers Frank Greve and Ellen Warren in a series of articles they wrote for the Knight Ridder news service.
		Journalists Frank Greve and Ellen Warren wrote of the practice in their series which appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer on December 16 and 17, 1984 (cited above).
	www.meta-religion.com /Secret_societies/Conspiracies/UFO_MIB_Black/body_laundering.htm (1611 words)

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		She is legally listed as being buried in Havre, Montana.The 2nd 2 CONC child of Lola and Norman Greve was born 2 1/2 months early and 2 CONT died 2 2 CONT days later of complications of prematurity.
		They moved their 2 CONC office after 2 CONT several years to Culver City and became heavily involved in the new 2 CONC field of 2 CONT computer engineering pioneering the use of IBM mainframe computers to 2 CONC aid in 2 CONT the design and streamline of engineering of modern buildings.
		They moved their 2 CONT office after 2 CONT several years to Culver City and became heavily involved in the new 2 CONT field of 2 CONT computer engineering pioneering the use of IBM mainframe computers to 2 CONT aid in 2 CONT the design and streamline of engineering of modern buildings.
	home.earthlink.net /~candace_ball/genealogy/index.ged (3643 words)

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		The military cannot tell the families how the serviceman died, so the body is "laundered." That is, a cover story is invented to explain the death, and the body of the dead soldier is mutilated in such a way to corroborate the cover story.
		Journalists Frank Greve and Ellen Warren wrote of the practice in their series which appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer on December 16 & 17, 1984.
		According to the Greve and Warren article, fines, imprisonment, and loss of rank can result from breaches of security by military personnel.
	public-action.com /SkyWriter/WacoMuseum/library/excerpts/part_20.txt (811 words)

	Metroactive Features \| Eat This
		But the queen of the breatharian movement is Australian mother of two Ellen Greve, who goes by the name Jasmuheen.
		She came to world notice in 2000 when one of her followers allegedly reached the fatal 21-day-fl-liquid limit, and the former Greve found herself rallied against by protesters upon arriving in London to lecture.
		Jasmuheen claims not to have consumed more than the odd cup of tea since 1993, though a journalist on her flight did purportedly hear her dally with the steward about the possibility of getting one of those yummy airplane meals.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/sonoma/02.13.03/diets-0307.html (2264 words)

	1999 Darwin Award: Breatharianism
		During Verity's brief stay in the Scottish Highlands, she endeavor to master the art of "pranic feeding," surviving on inhaled carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen.
		Guru Jasmuheen, an Australian formerly known as Ellen Greve, boasts 5000 followers worldwide, though she does not disclose whether they are always the same followers.
		She points out that 'breatharianism' is the perfect cure for anorexia, and world hunger, as adherents need never eat nor drink again.
	www.darwinawards.com /darwin/darwin1999-58.html (645 words)

	Chuck Shepherd: News of the Weird \| Arizona Daily Star ®
		What Medrow does, according to police (who have arrested him various times over the last 30 years for the same thing), is telephone a woman and try to persuade her to lift and carry another person in the room.
		● A 49-year-old woman in Scotland passed away in 1999, only the third starvation death among the world's alleged 5,000 disciples of Australian Ellen Greve who follow a no- food, no-water, "breatharian" diet.
		Greve sells her philosophy ("liberation from the drudgery of food and drink") to Westerners in part as conferring a spiritual connection with Third World hunger.
	www.azstarnet.com /sn/printDS/32540 (559 words)

	Breatharians: Liberated From Food, Drink And Good Sense
		At least 23 people have died after trying to live on a bare-bones diet consisting mostly of breathing techniques and exposure to light, according to a news report in the Skeptic.
		This idea of being liberated from the drudgery of food and drink is really stupid, yet Ellen Greve, the Australian guru that first came up with the concept, claims to have 5,000 followers.
		Eating disorder experts confirm what most of us know - there's no scientific basis for Greve's teachings, yet somehow she ties the breatharian concept to a Biblical philosophy that confers a spirituality to hunger in developing countries.
	www.healthcentral.com /drdean/408/29389.html (456 words)

	Walk on the Weird Side
		A 49-year-old woman in Scotland passed away in September, only the third of the supposedly 5,000 disciples of no-food, no-water, "breatharian"-diet followers of Australian Ellen Greve to have starved in two years.
		Greve sells her philosophy ("liberation from the drudgery of food and drink") to Westerners in part as conferring a spirituality on Third World hunger.
		Joseph Kubic Sr., 93, was hospitalized in Stratford, Conn., after he tried to punch an additional hole in his belt by hammering a pointy-nosed bullet through it.
	www.tysknews.com /LiteStuff/walk_on_the_weird_side.htm (2946 words)

	Drug Use and Legalisation :: The Philosophy Now Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The story a while back about a cult who believed that they could live off air and sunlight is sadly true.
		The cult is known as Breatharianism, the leading light being one Jasmuheen (nee Ellen Greve).
		Michael Harman wrote: The story a while back about a cult who believed that they could live off air and sunlight is sadly true.
	philosophynow.forumsplace.com /archive/o_t__t_466__start_15__index.html (2143 words)

	Chapter Excerpt: Harvest For Hope by Jane Goodall, Gary McAvoy and Gail Hudson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		It was never made clear who had been secretly providing her with sustenance during the previous two years.
		More recently, in 1999, Ellen Greve set herself up as a New Age dietary guru who claimed that she had not eaten for five years, surviving instead on invisible crystals in the air.
		She advocated a twenty-one-day fasting regime linked with spiritual exercises, the details of which she sold to her more than 5,000 followers—it made some very sick and killed three of them.
	www.twbookmark.com /books/6/0446533629/chapter_excerpt21961.html (3872 words)

	NZARH Journal - Summer 1999/2000
		Greve spurned our offer, claiming to be under investigation by a "panel of independent scientists" (how new-agers like that phrase!) and by the Australian television documentary team 60 Minutes.
		Worried, no doubt, by the potential damage to her credibility, Greve blamed the low level of nutrients in the hotel’s air, and the level of noise and pollution.
		What was even more annoying than Greve’s relentless silliness is the affected superiority of commentators like Gordon McLauchlan, a regular columnist in the NZ Herald, who accused the NZARH of "hilarious stupidity" for taking Greve seriously.
	www.nzarh.org.nz /journal/summer99.htm (15328 words)

	Cookery Online - Breatharian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Indeed, there is no accepted scientific evidence for any of the claims put forward by the breatharians.
		The only breatharian to undergo scrutiny -- Ellen Greve (aka Jasmuheen), on Australia's 60 Minutes http://sixtyminutes.ninemsn.com.au/60/stories/1999_10_24/story_57.asp http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles/comment/jasmuheen.htm -- became ill and bowed out after a few days without food or water, citing Stress (medicine) and pollution as the cause for her symptoms.
		The well-publicized deaths of Verity Linn and Lani Marcia Roslyn Morris whilst attempting to enter the breatharian "diet" have drawn further criticism of the movement.
	www.cookery-online.co.uk /article/Breatharian (249 words)

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