Religion vs Spirituality
Now I have
questions that I need to find answers too. I begin my quest for
answers. I started to look into the “New Age” spirituality
views. I have always been interested in ghost, psychics and other
questionable phenomenon. This made the new age outlooks to be very
interesting to me. I read many books on the subject.
I liked the
thought of a “Mother God” named Azna. Heaven or The Other Side
was considered to be here on Earth but at a different frequency level
then us. Ghosts are people that have not crossed over and are seen
here on earth. Spirits on the other hand have passed over but come
to visit us. When we see them on Earth they will seem to be floating
a few feet off the ground, this is because they are on that other
frequency level discussed earlier. There were many other views on
everything from fairies, leprechauns and other fantasy being being
real but also on other frequency levels. Hell does not exists as we
believe. Dark spirits go into a separate area on the other side
where they just wander for eternity or get sent back to Earth to
repeat another life. (All this information can be found in books
written by famous author/psychic Sylvia Browne.)
I am embarrassed
to say that I actually started to believe some of this nonsense.
Don't get me wrong, I do still believe in ghosts/spirits and psychic
phenomenon. I have seen ghosts and have known of people with special
gifts.
- Would believing in a “Mother God-Azna” be considered Idolatry?
- What about “The Law of Attraction or Quantum physics, Evolution, The Big Bang?” So many questions, so much information to process; what do you do?
- So many different religions (Catholic, Buddhism, Christian, Methodist, Protestant, etc) what's the difference?
Then you hear in the news of all the Catholic Priest getting arrested for child molestation, is this what religion has to offer? Do you need to bang down people's door with pamphlets? Please don't be offended if you happen to be Catholic or a Jehovah's Witness because for some reason when it comes to religion, the not religious or non believers might be a better way of putting it; only pass along the bad news. Where's the Good News?
Sometime
around last summer (2012) I woke up. Amidst another financial
crisis, I was drawn back to the thought of church. I remembered
always feeling better and peaceful when I attended church and I
longed for that feeling again. Fernando had also been starting to
come around to the thought of God but stated he wasn't ready to go to
church. I had a decision to make, do I go back to Church?
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