Claimed to convey messages from saints: Introduced himself as a healer... Session fee is 129 thousand TL
Ünal Güner, who claims to convey messages from saints at the Emir Sultan Tomb in Bursa, has become a subject of controversy for demanding 129 thousand liras per session and transferring the collected money to his own foundation.
Footage of Ünal Güner, who calls himself a "healer," has emerged on social media. During an event he organized at the Emir Sultan Tomb in Bursa, Güner, who claims to convey messages from saints, used striking expressions toward a woman beside him.
Addressing a woman during the tomb visit, Güner conducted a session with the words, "There was a message from the saints. You needed to hear a sentence or two from an intermediary. Now close your eyes. And let the beauties poured and conveyed to them be spoken. What is the knowledge and wisdom of this conversation, this affection, this meeting? Resist with your heart, open your soul."
129 THOUSAND LIRA SESSION AND HEALING FOUNDATION ALLEGATIONS
Güner's session fees have also been at the center of the backlash. It was learned that he demands a full 129 thousand liras from his clients for individual sessions.
In a statement he made via social media, he claimed that the income generated was donated to the "Ibn Sina Ancient Healing Foundation." However, as a result of investigations, it was revealed that the foundation in question belongs to Ünal Güner.

News Source : 12punto
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