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Jesus is our lord and savior, right?
Hello, this is my first post here and it’s a long one so buckle up everyone. A little bit of context I grew up in a Christian family, albeit a broken one (parents split up at a young age). My mom and dad both were strong followers of Jesus, my mom has since lost her faith. My dad was a drug addict from his teenage years to his mid 20s and through an incredible story of redemption that I won’t get into right now he found Jesus and his life was completely changed, and anyone who knew him from back then can attest to the radical change in him. He spent many years with my mom before I was born and during my early childhood traveling all around the world spreading the good news, changing countless lives, witnessing miracles and truly living in the fullness of the gospel. He’s not by any means religious either, he just has a deep love for Jesus because of what he’s done in his life. All this to say, growing up, I have always had an understanding of who Jesus was and what he did for us when he died on the cross. Growing up around churches and religious people and being influenced by that culture has played a part in shaping my world view. As a kid I was taught that God was a separate being who loves us more than we could ever understand (our Heavenly Father) and that we as humans are inherently sinners and the only way to be free from that sin is to accept Jesus into our heart. So now, I am 20 years old and I’ve been opening myself up more spiritually and watching Rey’s videos and I’ve been learning all these new things. Like God is not some big being in the sky, but rather he is the entire universe and he is me and he is you and he is everyone. I always believed that heaven was a place and that when I died, I would ascend and “dwell in the house of the lord forever.” But now I’m hearing that I can just be in heaven right now? And if I am God then is Jesus still my Lord and savior? I’ve watched many of Rey’s videos and when I really look at his core messages, I have found that they are all true, and that they actually do lineup with the teachings of the Bible just on a much deeper level than I had ever considered before. I’ve tried sharing some of these things with my dad and he doesn’t seem to understand or be willing to understand and he’s actually advised me against watching these kinds of videos because he said they are dangerous and they’ll lead me away from the truth. I’ve refrained from sharing a lot of what I’ve learned from Rey with my dad because he is very unreceptive to it and I’m worried that he’s going to think I’m falling down the wrong path and becoming some crazy spiritual person. I’m curious what you all think about all this, and if you can help me make sense of everything, because it feels like I don’t know what to believe anymore. All I know is I really hope that everything I learned growing up about Jesus is true.
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Dear Ezra I’m so thrilled that you’re so young and so interested in your own spiritual evolution. My kids are a bit older than you and haven’t started down this path yet so you’re really doing great. I was also raised a strict Christian (Jehovahs Witness) and have learned a lot through other teachers- Taoism, Buddhism and Hinduism and people like Rey and beings like Bashar. One thing I want to clear up for you is that we all are spirits having a dream that we are human. We never leave the spirit realm completely. Our minds are tuners and we are tuned to hold our consciousness. But by meditation or drug use or near death experiences we can tune back to the spirit world. I’ve learned a lot about how the universe works from near death experiences actually. Your father has a version of the truth that has worked for him. But he doesn’t have the whole picture. And learning more may or may not be part of his path … but it definitely is your path. I recommend you remember that each of us has come to earth to live our own life and I think your future might not vibe so well with your dads. Maybe he will become curious about your life by seeing how happy and present you are but he might not. Not everyone is ready to have their worldview changed.
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@Ezra Freeman I totally know what you mean. But we all have an individual path. I feed my husband baby bites of information and let them percolate inside him.
How to separate identity from productivity
Lately I’ve been forced into a pause I didn’t choose. After years of giving everything I had to my job, often at the expense of my own body, I’m recovering from a concussion and facing the reality that healing can’t be measured by productivity. What’s coming up for me is how tightly I’ve tied my identity to what I produce, how reliable I am, how much I can endure. Rest feels uncomfortable. Not because I don’t need it, but because somewhere along the way I learned that my value comes from output. I’m trying to learn how to be a person, not a performance. For those who have gone through injury, burnout, or a major life shift: How did you begin separating who you are from what you do? What helped you untangle worth from productivity, especially in a culture that rewards pushing through at all costs? I’m genuinely curious and open to learning.
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I had a forced retirement at 36, I’m 48 now. And it was really hard to learn to be ok as I was. Especially when I learned that our society only sees you as valuable if you’re giving of yourself in some way. What really helped me was when I started learning about Taoism and Buddhism and came to the realization that I am deserving just because I’m alive. Not in an entitled way. But from a place of gratitude. I’m grateful for my life the universe is grateful for me in return. Make sense?
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hey guys i’m new here but i’m so excited to see where this takes me. my name is ralph and im from the netherlands!! my mind is always wandering, so right now im really focusing on fully surrendering en trusting the grand play. with some things i still can’t help but to have questions, mostly about my love life and carreer as an artist. hopefully i’ll be able to find some answers here.
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Heart medicine side effects
I have POTS - a condition where I pass out or get dizzy when I stand up too fast or eat. I take a medicine that cures this called Fludrocortisone. It’s helped me tremendously with being a functional human being. I used to be practically bed bound. But I noticed that since I was on this med I no longer am AWARE of my guides visiting me. I used to feel them every night and I spoke in weird languages my husband recorded and had super vivid dreams. But that hasn’t happened the last few years I’ve been on the med. I saw a tik tok the other day that said it has an ingredient in the med that calcifies the pineal gland. I can’t remember the ingredient- but maybe lythium or lead or something that surprised me. My life path has continued to be great and I’m having a lot of new ideas and experiences so I think my guides are still with me and working their magic but I’m just not conscious and actively participating. I feel like the trade off is ok and I should continue the med. What do you think? Has anyone ever heard of this or experienced it?
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Breaking from religion
Greetings, family! I was curious to know if anyone else here has broken free from religious programming? I was raised United Pentecost and I have worked for 25 years to de-program myself from the Christian dogma and fearful mindset that was fed to me daily in my young years. I can now say that I view Jesus and the Bible in a light and understanding that the church fears. So, anyone else? 😊
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Yes I no longer believe in God or religion. I KNOW what exists and I KNOW my place in the system. I was raised Jehovahs Witness. Look within yourself for everything you used to look in the bible for. It’s all there waiting for you to love yourself as your best friend.
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Stephanie Tousley
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Artist, Medium and Spirit Walker.

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