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I've always wanted to stay in a small town called Lillidale for a while, and recently I went there. This is an unusual community, with about 250 permanent residents living on Lake Casadaga, 60 miles south of Buffalo, new york. Most of the real Lily Dallaine lived in gingerbread-shaped Victorian huts, which were located on narrow and rugged labyrinthine roads, which were paved for wagons in the19th century. The village is covered by a century-old oak, maple and hemlock forest, under which all kinds of mosses, ferns and fungi grow. A fairy-tale atmosphere pervades this place, which is a little fanatical and poisonous, completely in line with Lily Dale's idea.

Every summer, thousands of spiritual practitioners come here to consult those who claim to be communicating with the intangible remains of former spiritual practitioners, and they will charge a fee to bring the information of those ghosts to the still life room. Last summer, about 30 media outlets put up signs outside Lily Dell's villa to promote their services. All these have been certified by Lily Dale Congress as the city's governing body, Peter and Integrity, claiming to be "the idealist of the world's largest science, philosophy and religious center".

Believing that the spirit can influence everything is ancient and part of many religions. By the mid-1950s of 19, there were 1 10,000 religious believers and nearly 70 newspapers in the United States. Many spiritual research groups (usually called free thinkers' associations) and churches have been established. The liturgy between them is different, but the basic principle of this belief is that it is still an afterlife, in which individuals change from material existence to spiritual existence, but retain their identity and some of their previous mortal interests.

187 1 year, a spiritual group, which was later organized as Lillidale Conference, began to hold summer meetings on Lake Casadaga. In the end, they built about 200 huts there, as well as a huge hotel (now maple), auditorium, outdoor arena and picnic restaurant, which are still in use. Its facilities and open mind make this village a paradise for thinkers and activists who oppose tradition. 189 1 year, Susan B. Anthony, the first lady of the feminist movement, made her first public appearance in Lillidale. That day, she spoke to 3000 people in an amphitheater decorated with national flags.

From the beginning, American spiritual groups were staunch reformists, supporting women's rights, abolishing slavery and the doctrine of the mean. At present, Lily Dale is a non-profit religious organization and owns all the land in the village. Long-term leases are for residents, who own their own villas and can sell or rent them to other gods. Residents evaluate the maintenance once a year, and tourists pay the entrance fee at the municipal gate in summer.

Every day, different guest speakers provide wonderful speeches and demonstrations, which are fascinating. The organizer of the plan sells tickets and separates the receipts from the meeting. Generally speaking, these topics are the topics of the new era; Visiting scholars are not necessarily practical idealists. Last summer, visitors could learn about the return of life in the past, the cycle of Venus and Mars, the information of angels, the shield of universal peace truth, the expansion of your media and Vince and John, the treatment of touch (starting customers in Lillidale is allowed, but friction is not allowed) and Reiki 1 No.2, which is said to be Tibet's research on transcendental energy and energy conversion.

Because their beliefs emphasize the power of free will, idealists oppose "fortune telling". Therefore, crystal ballet, palm leaves, reading tea ware can't be practiced in Lily Valley. Otherwise, metaphysical rappers of all faiths will be punished as long as they obey the law. "Remember, we started out as free thinkers," Susan Graciet told M. Burt.