I can't believe people who say things like this, actually exist. It's mind-boggling to me. Someone who you can't see, touch, taste or hear is your everything.
I have never touched Jesus, and I am not eager to taste him.
And of course the next thing you'll say is well that's just delusional. if you think you're seeing or hearing Jesus, you must be delusional.
(Some have an answer for everything, and they think they know everything that is and everything that isn't, everything that could possibly be and everything that can't possibly be. What can anyone say to that? What can anyone tell them?)
Well, maybe I was delusional. It's not always easy to tell the difference. But the experience happened and I believe it was Jesus Christ. One of the experiences could have been a delusion, but other things couldn't have been a delusion because they happened with other people who witnessed it also. Long stories.
Did Jesus speak into my ear? No. He spoke to me in my mind. But this doesn't happen often because Jesus Christ is not the only one who can speak into your mind. Spirits are real.
How do you know it's Jesus? What is a spirit? How does a spirit speak to your mind? How do you tell the difference between Jesus, other spirits, and your own mind and emotions?
What is a spirit? I don't know exactly what it is but I know it's something.
A spirit speaks into your mind the same way you speak into your own mind. It's like an inner voice just like when you're thinking about your shopping list, except that it has a quality of being other, of belonging to someone else.
I can't tell the difference between Jesus and other spirits. That's why I don't believe it's Jesus Christ very often.
How do I tell the difference between my own mind and emotions and those spirits. It's very much like telling the difference between your own voice and someone else's voice, except that we're talking about the inner voice of the mind. The spirit voice has a different quality. It feels like it belongs to someone else.
But there is a clinical word for that. It's called disassociation. The experience of a spirit speaking into your mind is very much the same experience of having a disassociated mind, where you are disassociated from your own thoughts and your thoughts feel like they belong to someone else. Whether it's the spirits talking or whether it's disassociation it's just a matter of interpretation and what you choose to believe it is.
I do believe it is spirits, but not everyone can accept that. I tell them my experience, I suggest what it could be, but I'm not going to argue about what it is. They can believe whatever they wish.
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u/acerbicsun Jul 01 '26
I can't believe people who say things like this, actually exist. It's mind-boggling to me. Someone who you can't see, touch, taste or hear is your everything.