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Originally posted by woodwytch
Now you tell me
I'm pretty sure I'll be asking for your help ... there must be an easier way than the epic journey I took to get the last pic up.
Thanks Woody
Originally posted by phoenix_zephyr
Originally posted by woodwytch
Now you tell me
I'm pretty sure I'll be asking for your help ... there must be an easier way than the epic journey I took to get the last pic up.
Thanks Woody
My apologises, I think I started reading the thread after the epic photo battle o doom, else I'd have lent a hand
Originally posted by paranormalITI
Oh gah your lucky you missed it hahahaha
Originally posted by woodwytch
pheonix you have no idea ...it was a damn sight more traumatic than fighting demons
I'm so dumb when it comes to technology
Woody
Originally posted by paranormalITI
Woodwy may I ask if you've read my posts? And if theres anything you need me to look into I can just ask and its good if its the 2nd girl
Originally posted by truthseeker1984
reply to post by DeltaPan
Like I said in my response to 00077, I think it's more the intent rather than the methodology.
Originally posted by truthseeker1984
reply to post by 00777
Thank you for your thoughtful response. It is refreshing to hear someone of a Christian background not immediately condemning us for what we do. I myself am an energy practitioner, and rely on my own personal power to do good. I have had three successful "exorcisms" or cleansings, as I like to say, using nothing but my own personal power. How do I know that they were effective? The families affected have had not a single complaint since I left. I believe that it's the intent to rid a house of whatever, rather than the methodology in doing it. Whether you pray to your Christian God, or a Muslim prays to Allah, or whatever, it is still evoking the same type of intent: to rid the house of negative energies. I think many of us use the word "demon" because there isn't a suitable substitute.
I personally believe that J.C. had a lot of good things to say, but I am not one to follow dogmatic traditions (and I apologize if I offended you by saying that). I think that we each have our own ways of coping with these things, which, as I have noticed, have become braver in the past 50 or so years, as they have been reaching out to more people. That's where those of us with faith in our own energies, or faith in a God, or whatever come in.
I appreciate your response, and it's always good to hear from the non-judgmental Christians.
Peace and Namaste.
Originally posted by truthseeker1984
Very true. I get angry sometimes watching Paranormal State in particular, because kids think that "hey, if I say a few Bible Verses then these things will go away." This causes a distinct problem in that since they have had no proper training (whether religious or pagan), and may not even be someone who can harness the cosmic energies, will get into trouble and might anger the beings to the point of physical manifestation and attack.
Originally posted by RshachGtsthar
reply to post by woodwytch
Whoa wait.. you have trouble using a computer?
No offense, but that's the reason why you believe in demons then.