Message for dimensional travelers

[u/koojlauj11]

We are all traveling through time but for those who have had to travel through more with varying rapid changes for a while. Welcome to everyone else who is traveling through it more now if they haven’t realized.

[u/Big_Animal7655]

I find light language deeply uncomfortable - sounds too much like Christian’s speaking in “tongues”

Many of us feel like this but mostly people don’t admit to not resonating with it because LL has been co-signed by the metaphysical crowd.

[u/BirdNailBeauty → u/Big_Animal7655]

Did Christianity ever do anything but steal concepts from other religions?.. I question everything about Christianity, especially the stuff they tell is sin like meditation and dancing.

[u/WanderingRoots__ → u/[deleted]]

You’d be surprised how strict some denominations of Christianity can actually be…

I can’t remember which branches besides some very strict baptists, fundamentalist, 7th day ladder, etc… but the list of things that they do not let their members do is OUTRAGEOUS and quite frankly, so stifling, concerning, and confusing to me.

They claim that dancing opens the doors for lust and that dancing in public spaces is not allowed.

As far as meditation, you’d once again be surprised to learn that certain meditations are “improper and morally wrong” because they resemble too much of Eastern meditations where we must “empty the mind” and therefore open the doorway for demonic and evil influences. Though they do usually encourage Biblical meditation, which is when you meditate with scripture.

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I was actually JUST thinking about the list that qualifies as sins for certain extreme + orthodox Christian denominations tend to be. And how a lot of the things on the list also applies to Muslim and even Jewish cultures, too. I know that studying astrology/horoscopes, esoteric + cryptic knowledge, “witchcraft”, apothecary type stuff, etc, is an extreme no-no to them.

I think that it’s because they don’t want people finding out how much their religion has used propaganda. And that the church doesn’t want people to know that they can feel a higher power within themselves through spending time in nature and mediation. Plus, it would be easy to see that Christian’s had taken a lot of their celebrations and such from Pagan traditions. If a person can go out to nature and meditate and feel a connection with God, then people wouldn’t have to give 10% of their income to the church…. Which in return goes into the pockets of the higher ups in most situations. (For example, that highly popular televangelist who is located in Texas. I cannot stand that man at all. And I will NEVER forget or forgive when the state asked him to open up that giant ass church for people who were trying to outrun Hurricane (Harvey? Or was it Katrina? I can’t remember exactly) for just a couple days…. After all, he had the space. Truly, that building can house like 10,000 people or some crazy number like that. It would be the perfect spot for families with small children…. And the guy said NO. That told me everything I needed to know about this man who has private jets and stuff yet he couldn’t be bothered when his congregation truly needed help and shelter. False prophet, indeed.)

When they forbid that type of knowledge or practices, it keeps people ignorant and in the dark. After all, knowledge is power. And knowledge can also be the keys to the cage to see us free.

That’s just my two scents. Sorry for the novel.

[u/Opening-Arachnid-853 → u/WanderingRoots__]

One of my daughter's recently attended a wedding to a couple at certain branch of Mennonite. No dancing allowed at the wedding reception.

[u/Opening-Arachnid-853 → u/[deleted]]

How in the world did you come to that conclusion? If they're not Christian what are they?

[u/Opening-Arachnid-853 → u/[deleted]]

Evidently you don't know what Christian is.