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Below is an article written by mesmerist and founder of the Camapnelli Method - V. Campanelli. In 55 seconds he had people stopping smoking with magnetism!
Here I cite part of an article about him:
"It was one of those unpredictable moments in my career when I could witness history in the making. I was the first reporter in the world to learn that King Hussein of Jordan had decided to stop smoking.
My host, Vincenzo Campanelli, a man whose electrifying touch can make you drop the habit forever, was being asked to do the job. As I stood by, Jordan’s prime minister invited the Italian attorney and nicotine-exorcizer to fly to Amman immediately.
The apolitical, unassuming 'magician', as his Israeli clients call him, may not have realized that his mission was the latest and perhaps most unusual development in the surreptitious peace process involving Israel and Jordan.
Hussein’s decision to try Campanelli‘s method could have derived only from secret negotiations with Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres. Campanelli had worked wonders with Peres only a few months before. The entire procedure lasted about 40 seconds. Campanelli sat her down, said she would never want to smoke again, touched her forehead, shoulders and tummy, made a crackling, electric sound with his fingers as he swept his hands down her arms and the treatment was over.
He then produced an oversized calling card with his title and name across its center, wrote the date and time in red and declared: “That is when you stopped smoking".
Withdrawal wasn’t easy: stomach pains, a feeling akin to having a vacuum cleaner get at your insides, an accumulation of phlegm, but, also, an aversion to cigarettes.
During the immediate aftermath, a specially prescribed diet was undertaken at a doctor’s advice to make sure abstinence would not be followed by gluttony.
But as for Peres and Hussein – what better proof could there be that the two must have met? I can hear the Arab monarch extending his hand to the Israeli statesman and Peres politely turning down the preferred cigarette.
“What happened?” Hussein must have asked. "Campanelli”, had to be the reply.
Hussein’s Jordanian subjects can thank Peres when they say, “Long live the king” and trust that their wish will come true.
And, as one of my Israeli colleagues put it, thanks to the Roman “magician,” there’s a lot less smoke these days in this part of the Middle East.
Jay Bushinsky runs the Chicago Sun-Times’ Middle East Bureau.
Here is the website of Campanelli:
