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<blockquote data-quote="Ishmael" data-source="post: 85085" data-attributes="member: 532">Hello folks. I think I started off wrongly in my method for connection and was given the idea to simply open up an option for others to ask questions or make statements that I can respond to. There&#039;s quite a lot that I&#039;ve studied and been shown over the last almost year that I would love to share but have no good ways of introducing that information into a conversation, thread or any other form without some sort of prompting.I adhere to Christ, but not to Institutional Christianity. There&#039;s many contradictions with how we&#039;re &#039;supposed&#039; to function and how we actually should; and it&#039;s a byproduct of the same control systems that consume Western culture in general. That&#039;s not to say that &quot;the East is free!&quot; by any means. God has shown me that there&#039;s always a logically precise way to navigate a situation and that there are answers for everything. The problem is that you have to be willing to accept that an answer could be something you did not want or like to hear.Some people that I have been studying over the last ~11 months are:Isaac NewtonBlaise PascalSimone WeilTeresa of ÁvilaHildegard von BingenJohn of the Cross... and many more. The collection of names, places, objects and &quot;things&quot; in general across my searching all relate back to and speak volumes on a specific, consistent concept that I have interacted with. Real recognizes real, as some would put it. I know because I&#039;ve seen. And if possible, I&#039;d like to share.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ishmael, post: 85085, member: 532"] Hello folks. I think I started off wrongly in my method for connection and was given the idea to simply open up an option for others to ask questions or make statements that I can respond to. There's quite a lot that I've studied and been shown over the last almost year that I would love to share but have no good ways of introducing that information into a conversation, thread or any other form without some sort of prompting. I adhere to Christ, but not to Institutional Christianity. There's many contradictions with how we're 'supposed' to function and how we actually should; and it's a byproduct of the same control systems that consume Western culture in general. That's not to say that "the East is free!" by any means. God has shown me that there's always a logically precise way to navigate a situation and that there are answers for everything. The problem is that you have to be willing to accept that an answer could be something you did not want or like to hear. Some people that I have been studying over the last ~11 months are: [B]Isaac Newton Blaise Pascal Simone Weil Teresa of Ávila Hildegard von Bingen John of the Cross[/B] ... and many more. The collection of names, places, objects and "[I]things[/I]" in general across my searching all relate back to and speak volumes on a specific, consistent concept that I have interacted with. Real recognizes real, as some would put it. I know because I've seen. And if possible, I'd like to share. [/QUOTE]

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