I see myself as a spiritual being, but not connected to a specific religion, as I see them as limiting.
If I have understood Christianity, they see each person as *separate* here on Earth. The "I" stands alone, unless it is reborn, and then is connected to God. And God alone.
What I find while doing techniques like PR/meditation/visualization and so forth, is that my intuition widens quite amazingly; "answers" pop up from "nowhere". Coincidences occur. Strangers walk up to me and tells me just what I wanted to know, even if I had not asked. Or I answer their question purely from my gut feeling, and only later find out I was right.
Many times:
I do not feel any separation from the world around me; I feel connected with everything/nothing.
I feel I/we are so much *more* here and now ; NOT after death, but NOW!
Is all this coming from a God?? But what then when I am not part of that religion?
How can that be? I have not confessed to my sins to any Christian God.
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Somehow I think this crashes a little with part of the Christianity; it makes the ego, I, a little blurry ... and that would upset a few rules, I shouldn´t wonder.
And so some fight whenever they see people might achieve the same peace/wholeness through other means.
Not sacrifice.
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But there are many ways to Rome.
Whatever Rome is.
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I think Photoreading taps into that place in ourselves where we have soooo much more abilities; we are limited because of the limiting ideas we have been given since we were born; through school ( just look at what ideas white man were taught about race just a centennial ago); through religion ( most of the religions claim that they are the only ones to hold the *whole* answer, so you are asked to block your curiosity about other ways of *seeing* ...); surroundings/peers/family.and so on.
The more you trust what is already in you ( like a perfect memory ) the better you are to make your own judgement.
Or so I believe!
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ops. I got a little carried away. Had a heavy exam today; mind kinda rambled on.
But I meant this seriously. Hopefully it made a little sense anyway and contributed positively to the debate.