Marcy Hamm

American healer who had a circa injury in her early 30's and subsequently found herself creating tapes which had the capability of engendering mystical/paranormal healing experiences. She advertises her tapes for sale in pulp New Age magazines. A pretty woman with dark hair and eyes, Hamm was in an automobile accident in February 1985. Conventional medicine and therapy failed to relieve her great neck and back pain. Turning to holistic healing, she made six visits, one a week, to a practitioner and was completely healed. Possessing both a computer and electrical engineering degree herself, Hamm built a computer music studio with which she composed music as a background to meditation, now known as "Inward Harmony." She took her tapes to a Dallas metaphysical fair where they began to sell. The tape music allegedly created such miracles as curing insomnia and of removing the scars from a burn victim. Her ads relate that it is being played to sooth abused and abandoned children, piped into prison systems and used to calm the mentally disturbed. Hamm's resume states that she was composing from age three and that her feats include Nuclear and Software Engineering and Electronics Design up to Robotics and the design of nuclear reactors. The second tape of her series aids in the contact of one's soul and the third opens up memory of one's past lives.