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I have a wonderful mom. Love her very much. She has been a seeker of God most of her life. This has meant moving from one religion to another, to meditation, to new age, and so on. Unfortunately, back in the early 80s an Indian “guru” got ahold of her. My mom traveled to India twice, and moved about the country to be with this person. I watched thousands of people give away their money and their lives to this person. My life was unfortunately affected by this affiliation growing up as well. My mom has since retired and lives by me. She was at my baptism as a Catholic and she was moved by it. She see’s Jesus as a “great being”, but also includes this guru and other spiritual leaders in the same category.
I worry for her. This “guru” is black magic and BAD. I don’t want my mom focusing on this person. It’s hard to be in my mom’s house because there’s pictures of this “guru” everywhere! My mom remains influenced by other things such as astrology and gets cards read. Even though she knows my stance on these things, she’s quite persistent in tring to get me to the card reader and talks about the planets like it’s their fault when the day goes badly.
Talking to her will do nothing. I have (carefully) pointed out the shady sides of her “perfected” teacher, but she just sees this as a test to her own faith.
I pray for my mom and try to stay hopeful that one day she will move past this person. I’ve shared with her the blessings of the Rosary and talked to her about the many and wonderful breakthroughs I’ve had within my own new-found religion. What more can I do? She has shown interest in going to Mass… more as an excuse to hang out with me, but regardless of how she gets there it could help, right?
Andi V
I worry for her. This “guru” is black magic and BAD. I don’t want my mom focusing on this person. It’s hard to be in my mom’s house because there’s pictures of this “guru” everywhere! My mom remains influenced by other things such as astrology and gets cards read. Even though she knows my stance on these things, she’s quite persistent in tring to get me to the card reader and talks about the planets like it’s their fault when the day goes badly.
Talking to her will do nothing. I have (carefully) pointed out the shady sides of her “perfected” teacher, but she just sees this as a test to her own faith.
I pray for my mom and try to stay hopeful that one day she will move past this person. I’ve shared with her the blessings of the Rosary and talked to her about the many and wonderful breakthroughs I’ve had within my own new-found religion. What more can I do? She has shown interest in going to Mass… more as an excuse to hang out with me, but regardless of how she gets there it could help, right?
Andi V