Vortex healing, a powerful healing modality

[LegoGE1947]

I will not argue with you because your will is set in stone, but I will say this. You cannot understand something without studying every aspect of it.

You are only seeing through one scope. Therefore you will never understand because your mind is set in stone. There is plenty of scripture left out of the bible, and the world is not allowed to see this scripture.

There is a reason to it, but that reason will never be understood because you allow words to structure your will. Because you believe God can only be learned through scripture, church, and other people of the same religion. This is a truth I will never except because I have faith in my God who is creator of all things. Therefore cannot be limited in a way you perceive him to be. We all have a purpose choice is only a matter of how you perceive because your destiny is written in stone.

God bless. Stay true to your beliefs.

Curious. What is Hermetcism?

 

[VincentChristop]

Curious. What is Hermetcism?

Hermeticism:

Considers humanity to be on a spiritual journey to return to a state of unity with the Divine; this is the Great Work of humankind.

Holds that if we would attain to the Divine, we must aspire to the Divine; spiritual growth cannot be achieved without human effort

Is eclectic and draws material from sources spanning the entire Western Esoteric Tradition

Is polytheistic, yet ultimately monotheist (i.e., posits a multiplicity of Manifestations of the Divine Which emanate from an ultimate Divine Unity)

Holds that the Divine is both immanent and transcendent

Holds that the Universe is Divine and basically good

Teaches that when we seek the Divine, we may best begin with the Mysteries of Nature

Encourages spiritual curiosity

Understands that human beings can access the Subtle Realms through technique and aspiration; to this end, it embraces theurgy, meditation, ritual, and other spiritual and magical practices

Urges those who seek the Divine to also seek balance in embracing all things

Is a poetic rather than an ascetic worldview

 

[LegoGE1947]

I couldn’t access the video in the link, so I googled Vortex healing and found out what I needed to know. It mixes magic and karma, neither of which I currently subscribe to. Also, even if it were a legitimate healing “modality” it probably doesn’t make any sense to have a personal friend practice it.

Thanks for removing the mystery.

As the old saying goes, “Magic is tragic!”

 

[LegoGE1947]

Hermeticism:

Considers humanity to be on a spiritual journey to return to a state of unity with the Divine; this is the Great Work of humankind.

Holds that if we would attain to the Divine, we must aspire to the Divine; spiritual growth cannot be achieved without human effort

Is eclectic and draws material from sources spanning the entire Western Esoteric Tradition

Is polytheistic, yet ultimately monotheist (i.e., posits a multiplicity of Manifestations of the Divine Which emanate from an ultimate Divine Unity)

Holds that the Divine is both immanent and transcendent

Holds that the Universe is Divine and basically good

Teaches that when we seek the Divine, we may best begin with the Mysteries of Nature

Encourages spiritual curiosity

Understands that human beings can access the Subtle Realms through technique and aspiration; to this end, it embraces theurgy, meditation, ritual, and other spiritual and magical practices

Urges those who seek the Divine to also seek balance in embracing all things

Is a poetic rather than an ascetic worldview

Thanks but I think I’ll stick with Catholicism. It may not embrace ALL things but it does embrace the Son Of God, and that’s enough at least to my little brain.

 

[Jonathan_1995]

Hermeticism:

Considers humanity to be on a spiritual journey to return to a state of unity with the Divine; this is the Great Work of humankind.

Holds that if we would attain to the Divine, we must aspire to the Divine; spiritual growth cannot be achieved without human effort

Is eclectic and draws material from sources spanning the entire Western Esoteric Tradition

Is polytheistic, yet ultimately monotheist (i.e., posits a multiplicity of Manifestations of the Divine Which emanate from an ultimate Divine Unity)

Holds that the Divine is both immanent and transcendent

Holds that the Universe is Divine and basically good

Teaches that when we seek the Divine, we may best begin with the Mysteries of Nature

Encourages spiritual curiosity

Understands that human beings can access the Subtle Realms through technique and aspiration; to this end, it embraces theurgy, meditation, ritual, and other spiritual and magical practices

Urges those who seek the Divine to also seek balance in embracing all things

Is a poetic rather than an ascetic worldview

Basically, it’s a way of trying to earn salvation by works of the law, apart from Christ, in a legalistic way, like most other false religions. It will lead to despair, hopelessness, pride and boasting, or at least some of these.

 

[VincentChristop]

Basically, it’s a way of trying to earn salvation by works of the law, apart from Christ, in a legalistic way, like most other false religions. It will lead to despair, hopelessness, pride and boasting, or at least some of these.

How can you judge what a religion causes if one has not walked the path?

These views you hold is what makes me rest my case on the narrow mind religion imposes.

This is the reason the world is so content with paying taxes to pay for the countries debt to federal reserve when that extra money can be used to help those in poverty. The money you give to the church is used in many evil ways you are not aware of whether you believe it or not. Everyone is fixated on one mindset due to what we are fed, the lies on what life should be like. This is why the catholic church imposes tradition so much. To help destroy cultural traditions over time through religious tradition, so that one may never know the truth, and once someone knows the truth they won’t want to believe it. They will not have the will to believe through a long life of conditioning. Don’t get me wrong religion is a good tool, but only in the right hands. This is why our church’s system is set up like a government system. Pope >>> cardinal >> bishop etc etc.

This illusion of a pyramid hierarchy is false. This is not what the true jesus christ taught. this is why there is so much scripture left out of the bible. So when someone searches for the truth. It is not possible to find through the bible because the supposed truth is already in the bible.

God bless.

 

[Jonathan_1995]

How can you judge what a religion causes if one has not walked the path?

These views you hold is what makes me rest my case on the narrow mind religion imposes

I have read stories of converts and it’s also a bit common sense. How can one live in true freedom if he’s constantly living with a feeling of never being enough and not knowing if God accepts him etc?

I also know a bit because of what the Bible says.

This is the reason the world is so content with paying taxes to pay for the countries debt to federal reserve when that extra money can be used to help those in poverty. The money you give to the church is used in many evil ways you are not aware of whether you believe it or not.

I’m not a catholic. I don’t pay money to the catholic church.

 

[VincentChristop]

I have read stories of converts and it’s also a bit common sense. How can one live in true freedom if he’s constantly living with a feeling of never being enough and not knowing if God accepts him etc?

I also know a bit because of what the Bible says.

I’m not a catholic. I don’t pay money to the catholic church.

I know God accepts me. God accepts everyone whether you believe it or not. It’s a matter if you want to accept him. I don’t limit the universe, but religion does. Religion portrays him with human morality, and this is one of the many reasons I try not to get into a christian way of thinking when it comes to understanding God because christianity shows him in such a limited way which I cannot agree to.

 

[Jonathan_1995]

I know God accepts me. God accepts everyone whether you believe it or not. It’s a matter if you want to accept him. I don’t limit the universe, but religion does. Religion portrays him with human morality, and this is one of the many reasons I try not to get into a christian way of thinking when it comes to understanding God

God accepts you? In which sense?

He doesn’t accept you in the sense that it’s okay that you persist in your sins and denial of the one true God (the God of the Bible).

because christianity shows him in such a limited way which I cannot agree to.

You have made yourself an own god, a figment of your imagination (or partly). This is called idolatry.

 

[VincentChristop]

God accepts you? In which sense?

He doesn’t accept you in the sense that it’s okay that you persist in your sins and denial of the one true God (the God of the Bible).

You have made yourself an own god, a figment of your imagination (or partly). This is called idolatry.

idolatry in your eyes, and in your definition.

figment of my imagination in who’s eyes?

Not mine. God talks to me everyday. Therefore not a figment of my imagination. I do not worship God. I search for him, and listen. I do not worship him to show my love. I do not worship him. I respect him, and listen to the guidance he gives me through all his creations.

God bless

 

[Jonathan_1995]

idolatry in your eyes, and in your definition.

figment of my imagination in who’s eyes?

Not mine. God talks to me everyday. Therefore not a figment of my imagination. I do not worship God. I search for him, and listen. I do not worship him to show my love. I do not worship him. I respect him, and listen to the guidance he gives me through all his creations.

God bless

That’s not God talking to you, since you can only have a relationship with God by being born-again.

You don’t truly search for him, otherwise you’d be reading the Gospels about Jesus Christ and so, not turning to false religions.

You don’t respect him, you show your irreverence toward him through your disobedience to him.

You don’t worship Him? Well, if you truly heard God talking to you, you’d be worshipping Him because you’d know he’s worthy of worship.