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| VOORTHUIZEN (The Netherlands) - Barneveldse CDA group is concerned about plans for astrology, palmistry and tarot card readings in the new indoor playground at Zeumeren. Initiator Jan van der Hoorn confirms that he thought this, but stressed that these activities are not intended for children. "We do not want children to come into contact with this kind of thing," says councillor Jaco Geurts. |
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He has written on this topic questions to mayor and law servers. "Through various worried residents of Voorthuizen, I was pointed to passages on the site of Van der Hoorn on proposed activities as astrology, tarot, palm reading, numerology, aura-reading and iriscopy in De Kas, the new children's playground," explains Geurts.
"Here, we have our doubts as CDA. The initiative for an indoor playground on Zeumeren is fine, but this kind of activities we would rather not see. Seems to us not a good idea when children come into contact with tarot cards and palm reading. It is not for nothing that many schools in their curricula warn against the bad impact. These children learn that this is the mental health could be damaged."
Geurts of the college would therefore know if there are possibilities for these practices from entering the children's playground.
Van der Hoorn is somewhat surprised, but understands the reaction.
"I intend to do something with a palm reader and other activities in this area, but that is separate from the children's playground," he says.
"I think this area to have in the "wellness" of De Kas, where parents of children of experience. They are free to make this area or not to resign. Child have thus not completely in touch, I call nothing."
Palmistry dangerous for children?
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Jaco Geurts (CDA) says that he asked about these planned activities in this playground in the field of astrology, tarot, palmistry, numerology and aura-reading and the fact that young visitors may have to expose states can go.
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