I hear what you're saying. I'm aware of the concepts and also its risks. I'm not interested in it but I am interested in developing psy abilities.
Increased intuition, energy work, these kinds of things.
I know reiki to be bad. I'm thinking more chi gong, breath work, meditation, etc.
I have a lot of sleep paralysis, way too many weird synchronities and life events that have occurred that I know there is more going on and want to be able to protect myself.
There must be some practice that is the opposite of black magic where your 'power' is given by God rather than satan.
Also, being diagnosed with different things I believe are spiritual in nature rather than a 'chemical imbalance' I'm wanting to defeat whatever it is that is causing it.
The parasite cleanse looks to be very helpful, I'm going to be starting that soon.
I know it’s cliche and all now, but I started attending and researching the Oriental Orthodox Church and after a couple of years, I was baptised into the faith.
There was/is enough mysticism and asceticism there for me. These people are absolutely nuts and I love them.
One of the Saints plucked his eye out and he and a group moved a mountain to save a Caliph from beheading a village… lots of insane stories like that. You either believe them or you don’t. I happen to.
Some do, some dont.
Its really more of an “alliance” of a few different churches, like Eastern Orthodox has Greek, Russian, etc.
The Ethiopians do clip the tip, I think, because of their history with King Solomon.
They also have the Book of Enoch in their Bible and claim to have the ark of the covenant.
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Besides the Council of Jerusalem, Pope Cyril the Great (412-444) and Pope Cyril the Third (1235 - 1243) had sermons discussing the matter and confirming that it’s not required for religious reasons. That said it’s very rare to find a Coptic Christian male in Egypt that is not circumcised, almost all Copts practice male circumcision for cultural and health reasons and as far as I know, this tradition dates back to Ancient Egyptians.
Thanks for the reply.
I hear what you're saying. I'm aware of the concepts and also its risks. I'm not interested in it but I am interested in developing psy abilities.
Increased intuition, energy work, these kinds of things.
I know reiki to be bad. I'm thinking more chi gong, breath work, meditation, etc.
I have a lot of sleep paralysis, way too many weird synchronities and life events that have occurred that I know there is more going on and want to be able to protect myself.
There must be some practice that is the opposite of black magic where your 'power' is given by God rather than satan.
Also, being diagnosed with different things I believe are spiritual in nature rather than a 'chemical imbalance' I'm wanting to defeat whatever it is that is causing it.
The parasite cleanse looks to be very helpful, I'm going to be starting that soon.
I know it’s cliche and all now, but I started attending and researching the Oriental Orthodox Church and after a couple of years, I was baptised into the faith.
There was/is enough mysticism and asceticism there for me. These people are absolutely nuts and I love them.
One of the Saints plucked his eye out and he and a group moved a mountain to save a Caliph from beheading a village… lots of insane stories like that. You either believe them or you don’t. I happen to.
Hmm. They circumsize in that religion. Weird.
Some do, some dont. Its really more of an “alliance” of a few different churches, like Eastern Orthodox has Greek, Russian, etc.
The Ethiopians do clip the tip, I think, because of their history with King Solomon.
They also have the Book of Enoch in their Bible and claim to have the ark of the covenant. 🤷🏿♂️
Copypasta:
Besides the Council of Jerusalem, Pope Cyril the Great (412-444) and Pope Cyril the Third (1235 - 1243) had sermons discussing the matter and confirming that it’s not required for religious reasons. That said it’s very rare to find a Coptic Christian male in Egypt that is not circumcised, almost all Copts practice male circumcision for cultural and health reasons and as far as I know, this tradition dates back to Ancient Egyptians.