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That's the way it is

With every up there is a down. With every mountain there is a valley...

Look at the seasons around you When I was 17 I saw a tree and realized that everything you need to know about life can be found in a tree.. After our peak (summer) we must fall (autumn) and degenerate. We suffer because we must "let go". But the lesson is to not resist the suffering, but acknowledge it and realize that a new birth (spring) is coming...

Ive noticed that I have the ability to see through people's true intentions and motives. I can't explain how or why. I don't see people out of fear, judgement or suspicion. I simply see people as they are and I try not to associate anything with them. This clarity allows me to see their insecurities and motives. I've been able to do this as a child. I remember times where I've met people and without asking I knew that they were raped as a child, or that they have parental issues. Problem is I don't trust my insight at first sometimes. There's been plenty of moments in my life where I have gotten precognition and I didn't follow it. Leading to more complications (Jeff knows what I'm talking about). I like to give people a chance. I like to take more time understanding the situation/person more and sometimes that makes things more complicated because I don't see people as "good/bad" Somehow, someway. Everything takes care of itself. I feel like I have guardian angels that just snatch me out of things...

Gotta see the person. Or at least hear their voice. Jeff is able to do it though

We must suffer because of our flesh. This is what bearing your cross means. We all won't suffer in the same way. Our suffering will be determined by the issues we must face. But we all must be "purged" in some kind of way..

From nothing comes something the none is the all and the all is the none...

Book Of Thomas reminds me of what you just said. Next time someone asks you about Jesus just say "I'm Jesus...and You're Jesus too..."

Does this indicate a past life issue? If you find yourself mostly at odds with others (or vice versa) would you say this is because something happened in a past life? Have you ever found yourself being around people who are just repulsed/intimidated by you for no reason, and it seems like finding someone you can relate to and understand nearly impossible?

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Many people who tell others to do good do it as a threat that they will "burn in hell" if they don't

Do what you can. And acknowledge what you can't.. awareness and acknowledgement are things that begin internally. If it comes to you that you should help them do it.. What I'm saying is that there are those who feel OBLIGATED to do things for others to the point that they become blind. They are doing out of ego and not awareness..

We're pretty much saying the same thing

The more you "try" to be good, the more you are making it known that you aren't good.. To be compassionate is to simply EXPERIENCE compassion.. You are nothing..you are essence. Nothing can define you Acknowledge your true essence and that same essence will take care of everything for you. You will experience everything you need to experience. Look at nature around you. A tree doesn't try to be a tree..it simply IS.. The more you "try"..the more you will fail The fact that you acknowledge the ills of the world around you proves that you have seen compassion..

I never said you're obligated to do anything

YES!!!!!! I believe these things aren't done out of obligation. They just happen as we experience things internally

Could it be however that the negativity people impose on you be that YOU are reminding THEM what their issues are that they refuse to acknowledge? I often realize that the things we accuse others of are often the very things we are guilty of

I agree with everything being said Ive reached a point where I no longer see issues and situations as something "wrong" Like Silent Thunder said..."It Simply Is..." Thats pretty much the moral of the story of life to me.. We suffer because we seek peace...

I agree. Patience is key and I usually see it as a test of patience and acceptance..

I grew up in a family of missionaries. At a young age I was dedicated to serving others and people in my community. I come from a poor neighborhood that was full of issues. My parents loved me deeply. They taught me spiritual matters as a child. My younger days was full of culture, history and music. I was very creative and I was always doing stuff to stimulate my mind. As I got older I became more aware of certain gifts I knew I had. I'm very clairvoyant and I have gifts in healing. This was passed down to me from my mother. I consider her a physic, but since we came from a Protestant background I just considered her a prophet. Lots of crazy things happened during my childhood and puberty. I remember when I was 13 I woke up and there were spots all over me. The doctor said nothing was wrong with me though. It went away on its own..Also had deep dreams and prophetic moments. My Dad taught me how to conduct myself in the streets. Brooklyn is a rough neighborhood and I always stayed to myself and learned to take care of myself. Growing up I knew that there was more to the Bible than what the European church made it to be. The blonde blue eyed Jesus was a joke to me. I always had a deep interest in science and mysticism. I saw the Bible as a book of mysticism and science. Things changed for me when I turned 16.. When I was 16 in the year 2007 something happened to me. It was like a flash of light. Afterwards I became EMPTY. It's weird. I no longer felt separate from God. But I saw God as the "heart" of all things. My life changed forever after that. Religion was something I left. I wanted to return to "the essence". I also began understanding the Bible more. I no longer read it in a religious way. But in a spiritual way. As the years gone by 2012 became another year of spiritual awakening for me. I began feeling sharp pains in my chest and more on the top center of my head. Everytime I went to the hospital the docs would say nothing was wrong with me...but there was. And it was the church. My dad realized that although he respected his religion, the church was taking him away from his "real self". And I was resonating with him. He decided to leave his ministry and seek a genuine life where he was free to be "him". I was at this youth group one night and I disagreed with the teacher there. They claimed that if you committed suicide Jesus would send you to Hell forever. I told him no one can truly die because I AM (God) is the life inside all of us. Death is not a physical matter but a spiritual one that brings rebirth. They KICKED me out...in a heartbeat..in front of everyone lol Later that year in 2012 I left the church completely. And that's when I finally established "my path". My spiritual awareness became better and I began understanding things never before. Im thankful for the events in my life. I have a deeper connection with my "I Am", and that allows me to connect with everything else because everything is an extension of yourself. Im not bashing religion. I still read and study the Kabbalah, biblical scriptures and other esoteric practices such as numerology, astrology etc. But I believe if it weren't for that, I wouldn't be where I am today. I seek to be EMPTY. I seek to be nothing.. We should respect religion because it is a stepping stone for us to bring us back to ourselves. But when the ego becomes too deeply involved we lose track, and all we're left with is a "religion". I hope this has inspired someone

I'm all for it and I'm interested in learning.. my internet is disabled expect for a few sites (to help me with my mental celibacy). So I can't do any google searches

To me the problem with "god" is that it means nothing and directs towards nothing unless you already known what God you're talking about. Titles such as god and lord have a tendency to create fear and repulsion in people. It isn't personal. Its like saying "father". But who exactly is your father?? I hear people scream "god!!" all the time and all they're doing is speaking on their delusions I believe the Roman Church took out his name and replaced it with god and lord because they wanted to control and manipulate people.. Names are personal and powerful. Titles are fleeting People of various spiritual beliefs and/or religions know that saying "I AM" has a powerful vibrational effect on your body and mind. If anything, the God of the Bible's name is really just a phrase meant for prayer and meditative purposes....I AM (absolute, eternal, essence)

Jeff do you think you can explain why I felt those sensations in my chest and on the top of my head? And when I look back at when I was covered with spots at age 13 I wonder if it deals with a past life. I read that a lot of past life reoccurrences are strongest during childhood. I was covered with spots but I wasn't sick or feverish. Doctors couldn't explain it. It left and never came back..

I say "I AM" because in the Bible that's his name. I don't like saying "God". God is vague and it's merely a title. I AM is personal and it speaks directly to me. That's a whole different discussion though that I'm sure you would care nothing about being that you're an atheist

I know there are many chakras but I'm speaking on the commonly known 7.. Is there one you resonate with the most? And how can you tell which one you resonate with the most and least?