Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Sovereign" data-source="post: 60792" data-attributes="member: 10">I do, I&#039;ve had certain experiences that have shown me, that there is such a thing as &quot;darkness&quot;, that life is not some dead mechanical clock floating in everlasting space. So it begs a few questions, why don&#039;t others see it and how do you tell the difference between a mental disorder &amp; a real experience? My answer would be a person who has never had a spiritual experience is either psychologically &amp; spiritually &amp; emotionally closed off voluntarily. I would dare anyone who actually desires to know this kind of experience to self-reflect upon there life and see what their behavior most aligns with. I can say hand on heart that many people especially in inkwell spaces are Satanic in their behavior, go read there works and you&#039;ll see what I mean or better yet, read the commandments of God, the Satanic sins, and the Buddhas five aggregates and reflect on what you identify with most. I&#039;ll you a simple emotional example. When I heard first the words strung together &quot;benevolence and Righteousness&quot; I felt an emotional connection almost instantly because I have never heard up until I found Mark Passio &amp; Mencius, that there is right and wrong. That there and then is an emotional connection a &#039;spark&#039; if you will. but people who care little for such things will look at it and wonder why I care about the words of a dead China man from an era long gone. It&#039;s telling though of that persons emotional state. So I say yes, there is a God, but our comprehension of it is like trying to grasp the air and say &quot;I got it!&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sovereign, post: 60792, member: 10"] [SIZE=7][I][FONT=times new roman]I do, I've had certain experiences that have shown me, that there is such a thing as "darkness", that life is not some dead mechanical clock floating in everlasting space. So it begs a few questions, why don't others see it and how do you tell the difference between a mental disorder & a real experience? My answer would be a person who has never had a spiritual experience is either psychologically & spiritually & emotionally closed off voluntarily. I would dare anyone who actually desires to know this kind of experience to self-reflect upon there life and see what their behavior most aligns with. I can say hand on heart that many people especially in inkwell spaces are Satanic in their behavior, go read there works and you'll see what I mean or better yet, read the commandments of God, the Satanic sins, and the Buddhas five aggregates and reflect on what you identify with most. I'll you a simple emotional example. When I heard first the words strung together "benevolence and Righteousness" I felt an emotional connection almost instantly because I have never heard up until I found Mark Passio & Mencius, that there is right and wrong. That there and then is an emotional connection a 'spark' if you will. but people who care little for such things will look at it and wonder why I care about the words of a dead China man from an era long gone. It's telling though of that persons emotional state. [/FONT] [FONT=times new roman]So I say yes, there is a God, but our comprehension of it is like trying to grasp the air and say "I got it!".[/FONT][/I][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

Name

Verification

Layout Options

Color Schemes

Reply to thread