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On Being and its components in Spirituality ·
Betty Ramos said:And who exactly is attempting to open up to unconditional Love? It’s a being that has grown tired of the experience of conditional closedness and fear—seeking instead an unconditional openness and Love. Through a "tormented" person who isn't even asked for their input, yet is somehow expected to just surrender to it all—whether it happens or not... 🙂

A being is just a creation.
A BEING IS NOT GOD.
Poor little being doesn't even realize what they're actually made of...

ALL GLORY TO OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, THE ONLY WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE!!
The Eighth Sin: GREED in Spirituality ·
Lawrence Torres56 said:Well, take me for example... and honestly, I don't even need it to be because Christ said it to feel that way.😁

Distance. Not physical distance, mind you, but more like a mental one—putting some space between yourself and people or certain events. That’s where the ability to forgive really comes from. It’s not about forgetting everything that happened—it's about forgiveness. Honestly, it isn't always easy to pull off, but it's something you've gotta keep striving for...
Anyone else getting this? in Spirituality ·
Let's go, baby!
How do I upload images and videos to the forum? in Forum Help! ·
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crimsonmoose3 said:I'm not quite following what you're asking. 🙄

Just sign up at www.photobucket.com. It takes less than a minute. You'll get access to an album where you can store images for future use. Just upload the photo, copy the code under the IMG tag, paste it into your post, and you're done.
What are the results of your spiritual journey? in Spirituality ·
Linda Kelly51 said:I completely agree with your point.

Essentially, this means all religions and spiritual techniques are futile.
True spirituality is simply being natural and spontaneous—acting out of an internal impulse, like love. It has nothing to do with performing good deeds because of faith, nor does it involve specific techniques used to reach some arbitrary goal. Those things are artificial and, spiritually speaking, worthless.

That is one of the core lessons we will finally grasp after we die...

Because you'll already be dead and stuff, so you'll know, right?
Anthony Hayes2 said:True enough. But what about the rest of the body hair? Can head hair be compensated for by mustaches, sideburns, beards, or even pubic and armpit hair, not to mention nose hair and other follicles? I suggest we introduce a Body Hair Index (BHI) to mirror the BMI. It would clearly determine if someone leans toward high spirituality, low spirituality, or just stays average. Of course, one must distinguish true spirituality from hirsutism, which remains an undesirable condition.

http://api.ning.com/files/aYVIEODNd2...400&height=467

The conclusions are pretty much on point.
just waiting for our buddy manianko to weigh in and give us his take.
oh, wait, one tiny little thing...
he'll need to master basic reading comprehension first...
but hey, if a six-year-old can handle it, there's an 80% chance he can too, right? looks doable...☕
Since my buddy manianko is rocking that super long hair, I’m starting to think it's actually a requirement if you want to reach a high level of consciousness or master any spiritual skills.
Benjamin Taylor6 said:All I know is the biblical account: image

But that was more about physical strength than spiritual prowess.

And let's be honest—the greatest magician of the modern era couldn't exactly brag about his collection of hair combs. 😲 😁

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Thelema is a mystical philosophical teaching established by Aleister Crowley with the publication of The Book of the Law in 1904. In this work, he laid out the foundations of a new doctrine, which he supposedly received from his Holy Angel—Aiwass—who tasked him with being a prophet of Thelema. Those who study and practice this Law are typically referred to as Thelemites.[8]

The Fundamental Law of Thelema is encapsulated in the phrase: Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law.[9]

The Thelemic system incorporates various ideas drawn from occultism, yoga, and both Western and Eastern mysticism.


And even that famous spiritualist didn't have much hair to speak of:
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Which is probably why he was always seen wearing a hat:
http://api.ning.com/files/dV2ycRsRK-...o_on_guilt.jpg

What do you think, you little Satanist?😁
I’m totally on the same page as Benjamin Taylor6.

Anyway, this whole idea about hair acting like antennas? Super fascinating stuff.

I bet this would really grab the attention of someone like a New Yorker.☕
William Parker6 said:I don't know... I mean, I'm usually practically invincible when it comes to getting sick... how did this even happen to me???

Dude, get to the doctor! What are you still doing sitting there!?
thanks a million!!!
Wait, who are we talking about here???
I’m really curious if anyone else out there deals with gallbladder issues even when an ultrasound comes back totally clean and shows zero signs of gallstones...
Thanks!