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Lisa Morales4 said:I mean, sure, Jesus wouldn't need copyright anyway since everything he ever spoke was for God rather than himself, yet his words are still universally recognized as his
That's just what spirituality is all about.
Jacob Sanchez7 said:Not everyone uses the same yardstick for perfection.😬
It would be incredibly boring if we all did. 🤔
Elizabeth Castillo87 said:Usually, we just take a thought and turn it into words, then turn those words into actions. If a thought stays scattered or never actually happens, I guess that's what you'd call an omission. But even those "missing" pieces shape the reality we live in—which basically means our thoughts are constantly building our world, whether we realize we're doing it or not.
Actually, maybe that's a better way to put it. Since, let's face it, we're all already perfect.
Drew Flores3 said:🤣 Nooooooo!
It’s like when you’re hanging out at the beach and you accidentally drop a peach pit in the sand, only to come back later and find an almond tree growing right there.
And then there’s this... you skip out on protection, and suddenly, you've "got" a kid. Huh.
electrictinker26;41624021 said:Burning pancakes because your mind drifted off? Honestly, that’s a two-sided coin. It’s a mistake, sure, but it’s also a moment of pure creation!
Personally, I’d call that a total win since I can't stand pancakes—though, let's be real, if I hated them that much, I wouldn't even be making them in the first place!😉You got lost in thought about something else—something that actually *needed* creating. That little mishap happened because some other act of creation just took priority in your head.
It’s funny, really. For me, burning those pancakes would be a blessing because I don't even like them.
Drew Flores3 said:When you finally "let go" and let things just happen on their own 😛
vivideagle8 said:Everything is just falling apart right now. Every single part of my life—no matter what I try, nothing sticks. I feel terrible. I truly, deeply want to believe that things will get better and that I can stay spiritually fulfilled, but it feels like I’m losing ground. I'm starting to burn out. 😢 Today has been especially brutal. So much has piled up over these last two years, and after finally letting myself cry it all out, I came here to post this. Maybe someone else will find it helpful one day...
I want to ask: how do you all manage to keep your faith strong when life reaches a point where nothing seems to make sense anymore? How do you maintain your spirituality and inner peace when everything is pushing you toward total hopelessness?
Gregory Gomez39 said:Okay, fine, I’m totally collected now. "Holy scripture," huh? Well, you might want to apply that logic to yourself today too. See, someone who actually reads the Word looks behind them, beside them, AND ahead. You think someone staring straight ahead sees more than everyone else? No way. A guy standing on top of a hill in Colorado sees way more than some dude standing at the bottom of the valley.
Gregory Gomez39 said:Totally. It's all just part of fulfilling the Word of God.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwfOW7u6LA8
Gregory Gomez39 said:But see, I think we're all born onto the wrong path—stumbling through sin from the start. If we aren't out there actively searching for the truth in God's word, we aren't actually going anywhere, unlike that river that's destined for the sea.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M70jR...feature=relmfu
Larry Wilson25;40132432 said:ANow, jumping from $25k to $50k net in a single month? That sounds pretty sweet on paper! Honestly, though, if it’s anything less than that, I probably wouldn't even bother. I’m actually quite happy with what I’m pulling in right now—though, hey, there's always room for a little more growth, right? 😁.
😂😂😂 Not to mention having to deal with the IRS taking their cut...How long does the typical training take to become a teacher?
A lifetime...It seems like an interesting career path.
It really is! It’s a bit like mining... you're just out there with a pickaxe, digging deep into the human soul to pull out all those hidden gems...
Larry Wilson25 said:How much do instructors teaching these techniques actually pull in?
And what’s the actual point of these methods—what are they even used for?
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Is there an age limit if someone wants to become a teacher and make a living doing it?
Paul Jones7 said:A woman isn't defined solely by the fact that she wears a skirt... 😲
Benjamin Taylor6 said:I was wondering if anyone here has actually gone through any of these modern techniques.
What was the experience like—not just during the actual course, but how did things settle for you afterward?
http://www.esentio.eu/index.html
1. Intensive Gnosis
2. PEAT
3. DP4
4. Transcendent
5. Sunjata
6. Kreaton
7. Aspektik
8. Holographic Processing
9. Excalibur
10. Memento
11. Entity Processes
12. Transdimensional Breathing
This gentleman over here offers some very similar methods: http://www.vladimir-ivanov.com/
casualmaker13 said:There’s really no such thing as a wrong path in life.😉
Ashley Martin77;39963417 said:Listen, sweetie 😁, this stuff is even better than Hollywood or Bollywood...
Maybe more like "Bolly-wood"??? 😂
And just so we're clear, I'm a lady, not a gentleman...You’re confusing types of effort here. When you put work into the right things, it doesn't feel like a heavy lift anymore; we do it with genuine joy, sacrifice, and a sense of purpose. It's different from that exhausting struggle where you pour everything you have into something you *think* you want, but no matter how hard you try, it just won't click.
If life were actually like that, it would be a total breeze! But like the old saying goes—and honestly, it applies to everyone—"no pain, no gain." Or, as my grandma used to say back in Ohio, "you can't get something for nothing."
I like to think that the things we struggle with are actually just pre-planned detours meant to nudge us along. It keeps us from giving up when our original plans fall apart. You can't have everything mapped out perfectly from the start; if you did, what would be the point of learning anything?
But hey, when one door closes, another opens... because let me tell you, the path for us mountain climbers is winding, and there's enough trouble on the trail to fill an entire suitcase!
Ashley Martin77 said:Perhaps these are indicators that we are actually on the right track—that we are, if I may be so bold, following God’s will...
1. There is this magnetic pull toward a certain path. It isn't just a fleeting thought; it is a persistent, constant sensation—often entirely irrational, I suppose—that continues right up until the final outcome is realized. In fact, it doesn't even stop there; it simply evolves into something else.
2. You get this distinct impression that this is the one true choice, a decision that stands unrivaled by any other option. It feels as though the goal already belongs to you, as if it were yours before you even reached it.
3. The path seems to open up with a certain ease, lacking those crushing obstacles or the need for frantic struggle. Most importantly, it doesn't demand that you "sell your soul to the devil" or sacrifice everything you hold dear just to secure what you want. Choosing this way brings a sense of peace rather than a heavy burden on the conscience.
4. There is a notable absence of urgency. You aren't plagued by those frantic ultimatums like, "If I don't act now, I'll lose my shot forever." I suspect that when something truly belongs to you, the doors will always remain open, waiting patiently for your return.
5. Finally, you don't feel the need to pretend to be someone else just to see your desires fulfilled. You aren't forced to act in a way that contradicts your core identity or goes against the grain of who you truly are.
rapidjackal16 said:So, how do you actually know if you’re on the right track in life? Like, how can you tell you’re finally walking the path you were actually meant to be on? What are the tells? Are there even any signs to look for, or is it all just... I don't know, guesswork?
Or maybe you’re just totally lost and have no clue at all?