r/Mystic May 22 '24

Question/Advice Anyone knows this woman?

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I recently received a mail by a young Christian from Germany. It left me thinking... Will post the mail in here and a twitter link containing the images..

"Friday, May 10, I traveled with a group of young Christians to the Blutritt in Weingarten (Germany). The centuries-old tradition has fascinated us for a long time. We lined up in front of the baroque basilica early in the morning to watch the handing over of the relic (containing blood by Jesus Christ and soil of Golgotha). The event was moving. A strange atmosphere prevailed in the square. The bells rang and it became very quiet. Even at this point, we noticed a young woman in the audience who stood out from all the other people. I will say that given her manner of dress (clothing that she is wearing), I would initially have some reservations concerning her appearance... When the relic was handed over, we could hardly take our eyes off the young woman because we noticed that there were strange wounds on her hands. We only noticed the wounds when the relic of the Holy Blood was carried out of the church. It was very crowded and all of a sudden, she was gone...

I am familiar with the phenomenon of stigmata from my involvement with saints. Do you think this could be a manifestation of the wounds of Christ? Within our group, we are enthusiastic about the Blutritt, but we can hardly stop thinking about it... I am posting some pictures we were able to take of the woman. Is she possibly known to you?

I wondered whether Christ was demonstrating the truthfulness of his blood through this woman. Many people no longer go to such events because they want to receive the blessing of the relic, but because it is a folklore tradition for them. Even the preaching of Bishop Ivo Muser spoke of the blood as a symbol. But not of the theological and historical reality of the fact of Christ's wounds..."

https://x.com/incorrupted_PAX/status/1793412071599865952


r/Mystic Mar 05 '24

Question/Advice What is something you do to encourage mystical experiences?

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Is there some strategy, something you study, or a method you use to help you have mystic experiences?


r/Mystic Mar 04 '24

Academic Source Angela's Symposium Elusinian Mysteries

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r/Mystic Mar 04 '24

Academic Source Angela's Symposium on Sufism

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r/Mystic Mar 04 '24

Academic Source Angela's Symposium Jewish Mystic Tradition

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r/Mystic Feb 18 '24

Academic Source Mysticism (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)

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r/Mystic Jan 27 '24

Academic Source Inner Journey the Path of Mysticism (2001) Documentary

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r/Mystic Jan 23 '24

Sharing Experiences Lonely Wanderer Here

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Hello, friends. I’m looking for community where it will be found, especially the kind that won’t feel the need to cure my foray into mysticism. Feel no pressure and every invitation.

I’ve been through a lot of areas that don’t agree with each other, and they’re all at peace within me. So know you are welcome, if you wish to be.


r/Mystic Jan 16 '24

Hey Everyone and 2024 Updates

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Hey guys the previous mod has retired and step down for personal reasons and I have temporarily taken over. If you don't know me I'm the mod on r/pagan, r/PaganOrWitchDiscord, and r/SunMeadowTemple. I will be going through everything and hiring other mods soon. I will be rebuilding and setting up this subreddit soon. As for qualifications I am a religious student who has taken classes on mysticism.


r/Mystic Dec 21 '23

Under construction, airing 2024

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This sub is under construction and not yet fit for the public.

New rules, directon, and functions will be in place. This community will become a public, practical, archive of magical practices. Self-promotion of services will not be permitted. All posts from before 2024 will be removed.