Sticky Subject-CC

[Guest guest]

Thank you CC, LOL! It's been drummed into my head by my Italian

mother (hmmph!) that it is a SIN to pray for money because you never

know from where the money will come (inheritance being the bad luck

way). You gave me a good chuckle, which I needed.

 

Did you ever get to try the links to those dream sites I posted? I

was wondering what you thought of them.

 

Sarita

 

 

, " crazycats711 "

<crazycats711 wrote:

>

> Sarita, you and your family are added to my prayer list. To me

money

> is a neccessity in this world we live in, which gives us the means

to

> put food on the table and a roof over our heads and supply other

> needs that come up, for yourself and others. God wants to bless you

> with money just as much as anything else, so that you can live an

> abundant balanced life in all ways. He cares about your physical

well

> being, just the same as your spiritual. It is the love of money

> (greed) that gives money a bad rap. LOL! I hope that doesn't sound

> preachy. It's just the way I believe.

>

> I pray for physical abundance for you and your family, asap!

>

> CC

>

> , " Sarita "

> <sarita1969@> wrote:

> >

> > I need to ask for some prayers for myself and my family. I hate

> asking

> > things for myself, but we are in dire straights. Since my

accident

> I

> > am only able to work part time and my husband's business is going

> > south. We are in critical financial trouble right now and I

don't

> want

> > to claim bankruptcy. We have a gifted little girl who I want to

be

> > able to take care of properly.

> >

> > I think praying for money is a bad thing, I just pray that our

> > situation will resolve itself for the better. I wouldn't ask if

we

> > weren't in such deep trouble. I have medical bills and expenses

> > incurred because of my accident and no settlement in sight for at

> least

> > another year.

> >

> > Thank you to anyone who could send some prayers our way.

> >

> > Sarita

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thank God, it gave you chuckle! I was worried about what I said from

the moment I hit send.

 

I have not had a chance to look at those links yet. My husband is home

taking aweeks vacation and we have been doing some much needed house

repairs. Thank God, he is too tired today and is taking a break from

it, I needed a break too. I will go here in a little while and check

them out. I have another dream to figure out. I have several dream

books, but there is only one that I really like of the bunch. I used

the others if this one doesn't " ring a bell " . This one is

tittle " Cloud Nine-A Dreamers Dictionary " by Sandra A. Thomson.

This is her website:

http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/learn/women_thomson.shtml

 

She is into tarot, big time.

 

CC

 

 

, " Sarita "

<sarita1969 wrote:

>

> Thank you CC, LOL! It's been drummed into my head by my Italian

> mother (hmmph!) that it is a SIN to pray for money because you never

> know from where the money will come (inheritance being the bad luck

> way). You gave me a good chuckle, which I needed.

>

> Did you ever get to try the links to those dream sites I posted? I

> was wondering what you thought of them.

>

> Sarita

[Guest guest]

CC, you just keep making me chuckle! I haven't dusted off my Tarot

cards in a looong time. This has reminded me of something that has

been an issue for me too. It seems there are a number of Christians

in this group, so I would love to hear your opinions on this.

 

My father is what I call a " religious nut " . If he knew I had a set

of Tarot cards, that I run a dream group and that my Kundalini is

rising (gasp!) he would try to do an exorcism on me! He even thinks

meditating by clearing your mind is bad. He says we should only

meditate on the Lord. He drummed into my head that any kind of

divination tools or anything not " of God " is evil. Naturally when I

became born again it caused a great deal of anxiety and turmoil in

me. I have had psychic experiences my whole life, have had

precognitive feelings/dreams, read Tarot cards, experienced ghosts,

seen auras, had OBEs etc. Here I was in my 20s, born again and

feeling like a piece of taffy.

 

I put away the Tarot cards and stopped pursuing anything " new age " as

my father put it. But it was not my natural state and these things

kept attracting me. I couldn't hide who I was or the psychic

experiences I had.

 

I finally gave in to this path. Surely I can believe in Jesus, be

born again AND have other spiritual interests/experiences. One does

not preclude the other.

 

Sorry for the long post. I am wondering if any other Christians have

had a similar conflict about these things or have a family member

that causes problems.

 

Sarita

 

, " crazycats711 "

<crazycats711 wrote:

>

> Thank God, it gave you chuckle! I was worried about what I said

from

> the moment I hit send.

>

> I have not had a chance to look at those links yet. My husband is

home

> taking aweeks vacation and we have been doing some much needed

house

> repairs. Thank God, he is too tired today and is taking a break

from

> it, I needed a break too. I will go here in a little while and

check

> them out. I have another dream to figure out. I have several

dream

> books, but there is only one that I really like of the bunch. I

used

> the others if this one doesn't " ring a bell " . This one is

> tittle " Cloud Nine-A Dreamers Dictionary " by Sandra A. Thomson.

> This is her website:

> http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/learn/women_thomson.shtml

>

> She is into tarot, big time.

>

> CC

[Guest guest]

, " Sarita "

<sarita1969 wrote:

I don't think my father has ever been very religious but my mother

is still.I was also until I became so upset by the horrible

circumstances I was in that sometimes I would get mad at god.I do

have tarot cards too but only since a few years ago.I was psychic my

whole life and luckily nobody told me I was crazy even as a

child.Actually I picked out a lucky raffle ticket when I was 7 and

we won a car.My mother would always ask me what I dreamed in the

morning.I always had lucid, very vivid dreams where I was in

complete control,and also precognitive dreams.Jumping off the

buildings,fighting different animals was very common.As I got older

I stopped believing in dreams and maybe I was supossed to but not

completely.Actually ,when I was little I used to talk to this man in

my mind not knowing who he was.Who do you guys think it was? My

spirit guide ?So I have some advice for whoever has children.Do not

tell them to stop dreaming and don't make them grow up too fast!

 

Love,Nicole

 

>

> CC, you just keep making me chuckle! I haven't dusted off my

Tarot

> cards in a looong time. This has reminded me of something that

has

> been an issue for me too. It seems there are a number of

Christians

> in this group, so I would love to hear your opinions on this.

>

> My father is what I call a " religious nut " . If he knew I had a

set

> of Tarot cards, that I run a dream group and that my Kundalini is

> rising (gasp!) he would try to do an exorcism on me! He even

thinks

> meditating by clearing your mind is bad. He says we should only

> meditate on the Lord. He drummed into my head that any kind of

> divination tools or anything not " of God " is evil. Naturally when

I

> became born again it caused a great deal of anxiety and turmoil in

> me. I have had psychic experiences my whole life, have had

> precognitive feelings/dreams, read Tarot cards, experienced

ghosts,

> seen auras, had OBEs etc. Here I was in my 20s, born again and

> feeling like a piece of taffy.

>

> I put away the Tarot cards and stopped pursuing anything " new age "

as

> my father put it. But it was not my natural state and these

things

> kept attracting me. I couldn't hide who I was or the psychic

> experiences I had.

>

> I finally gave in to this path. Surely I can believe in Jesus, be

> born again AND have other spiritual interests/experiences. One

does

> not preclude the other.

>

> Sorry for the long post. I am wondering if any other Christians

have

> had a similar conflict about these things or have a family member

> that causes problems.

>

> Sarita

>

> Kundalini-Awakening-Systems-

1 , " crazycats711 "

> <crazycats711@> wrote:

> >

> > Thank God, it gave you chuckle! I was worried about what I said

> from

> > the moment I hit send.

> >

> > I have not had a chance to look at those links yet. My husband

is

> home

> > taking aweeks vacation and we have been doing some much needed

> house

> > repairs. Thank God, he is too tired today and is taking a break

> from

> > it, I needed a break too. I will go here in a little while and

> check

> > them out. I have another dream to figure out. I have several

> dream

> > books, but there is only one that I really like of the bunch. I

> used

> > the others if this one doesn't " ring a bell " . This one is

> > tittle " Cloud Nine-A Dreamers Dictionary " by Sandra A. Thomson.

> > This is her website:

> > http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/learn/women_thomson.shtml

> >

> > She is into tarot, big time.

> >

> > CC

>

[Guest guest]

That might have been one of your guides that you used to talk to! As

long as the info he gave you was good that is.

 

I despise the way society kills psychic ability in children! My

daughter is 2 and sees spirits. She also reads thoughts, which can

be annoying, LOL. I am encouraging her gifts. I wonder if I am

going to be able to handle her talents, which I think are going to

far surpass mine. I intend to nurture her gifts any way I can so

that she doesn't have to dig them back up later in life.

 

Sarita

 

, " ntaroiu "

<lsirca wrote:

>

> , " Sarita "

> <sarita1969@> wrote:

> I don't think my father has ever been very religious but my

mother

> is still.I was also until I became so upset by the horrible

> circumstances I was in that sometimes I would get mad at god.I do

> have tarot cards too but only since a few years ago.I was psychic

my

> whole life and luckily nobody told me I was crazy even as a

> child.Actually I picked out a lucky raffle ticket when I was 7 and

> we won a car.My mother would always ask me what I dreamed in the

> morning.I always had lucid, very vivid dreams where I was in

> complete control,and also precognitive dreams.Jumping off the

> buildings,fighting different animals was very common.As I got older

> I stopped believing in dreams and maybe I was supossed to but not

> completely.Actually ,when I was little I used to talk to this man

in

> my mind not knowing who he was.Who do you guys think it was? My

> spirit guide ?So I have some advice for whoever has children.Do not

> tell them to stop dreaming and don't make them grow up too fast!

>

> Love,Nicole

[Guest guest]

I am probably not the one to answer this for I am not from

a " religious nut " background. Those religious nuts would probably

think I am the one who is the nuts. LOL! All those years I was

involved in the christian churches, I did not reveal my true self

much and did feel guilty at time. Hehe! They had no clue and there I

was in charge of teaching their children. The ones I attended was

of the non-denomination variety, not a whole lot of medievalish

beliefs/actions. In fact, the ones I went too there at the end were

very libral,(believed in letting Spirit move however it saw fit) back

in those medieval days we would have been some of those burned at the

stake. There were times when people would get moved by the spirit

and run around the church dancing and carring on. I was worried a few

times that some might get so happy they would strip butt naked and

dance like David did. LOL! If you have never been in a church where

all the people where laying in the floor giggling their heart out

before the service was hardly begun, you haven't seen nothing. They

were happy fun people, I can tell you that much, but I guess those

sour prune faced " religious nuts " would not even consider that type

christian. LOL! I went down for healing prayer once and was 'slang in

the spirit'. I was there just about through the whole service glued

to the floor, not able to move a muscle. I had not overcome my

shyness yet (I was very, very shy child) so I was some what

embarrassed. When I finally was able to moved, I got up and tried to

get back to my set as inconspicuous as possible, but I walked like a

drunk person and an usher had to help me to my set. I was healed

though, so it was worth it. You cannot remain around people like that

and stay shy. Hehe!

 

I don't know why I told you all that, to give you another chuckle I

guess. When I first began going to church, I was still smoking pot

and they had me teaching within a months times. I knew without a

doubt that the pastor knew I smoked pot and cigs. They excepted me

just as I was, just like Jesus did. My experience with christianity

was not so bad. In fact, I didn't realize until recently, just why so

may people on these forums where so against christians, until I

visited a christian forum or two. Before I came here, I was trying

to find a christian OBE forum. How hilarious is that! I was so dumb,

I didn't realize one would not exist.

 

Bless you Sarita, get out you Tarot cards and have fun. Let Spirit

lead you with them. You don't have to tell anyone, if you don't want

too. Beside that the priest in the Old Testament and most likely in

the New as well used method of divinations. I forget what the dudes

name was, but he set out a fleece to determine what was God's will

for him and Joseph and Daniel were dream interpreters. I think those

priest even used pot in their anointing oil. I am pretty dang sure of

it. What it was is they just didn't want the common people to know

this, so some jots and tittles (sp) where added along the way. imho.

I could point out some more instances if you would like. Like the

disciples drawing lots to see who would replace Judas.

 

Before I joined a church I was taught the bible for a good 6 months

by a spirit being who told me he was Jesus. I believed him. He taught

me well. He was the one who presuaded me, kicking and screaming to

join a church and even told me which one he wanted me to go to. Sent

the preacher to my door with a special unique invite even, to let me

know it was not my imagination. LOL! LIFE IS FUN!

 

Blessings

 

CC

 

 

, " Sarita "

<sarita1969 wrote:

>

> CC, you just keep making me chuckle! I haven't dusted off my Tarot

> cards in a looong time. This has reminded me of something that has

> been an issue for me too. It seems there are a number of

Christians

> in this group, so I would love to hear your opinions on this.

>

> My father is what I call a " religious nut " . If he knew I had a set

> of Tarot cards, that I run a dream group and that my Kundalini is

> rising (gasp!) he would try to do an exorcism on me! He even

thinks

> meditating by clearing your mind is bad. He says we should only

> meditate on the Lord. He drummed into my head that any kind of

> divination tools or anything not " of God " is evil. Naturally when

I

> became born again it caused a great deal of anxiety and turmoil in

> me. I have had psychic experiences my whole life, have had

> precognitive feelings/dreams, read Tarot cards, experienced ghosts,

> seen auras, had OBEs etc. Here I was in my 20s, born again and

> feeling like a piece of taffy.

>

> I put away the Tarot cards and stopped pursuing anything " new age "

as

> my father put it. But it was not my natural state and these things

> kept attracting me. I couldn't hide who I was or the psychic

> experiences I had.

>

> I finally gave in to this path. Surely I can believe in Jesus, be

> born again AND have other spiritual interests/experiences. One

does

> not preclude the other.

>

> Sorry for the long post. I am wondering if any other Christians

have

> had a similar conflict about these things or have a family member

> that causes problems.

>

> Sarita

>

> Kundalini-Awakening-Systems-

1 , " crazycats711 "

> <crazycats711@> wrote:

> >

> > Thank God, it gave you chuckle! I was worried about what I said

> from

> > the moment I hit send.

> >

> > I have not had a chance to look at those links yet. My husband is

> home

> > taking aweeks vacation and we have been doing some much needed

> house

> > repairs. Thank God, he is too tired today and is taking a break

> from

> > it, I needed a break too. I will go here in a little while and

> check

> > them out. I have another dream to figure out. I have several

> dream

> > books, but there is only one that I really like of the bunch. I

> used

> > the others if this one doesn't " ring a bell " . This one is

> > tittle " Cloud Nine-A Dreamers Dictionary " by Sandra A. Thomson.

> > This is her website:

> > http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/learn/women_thomson.shtml

> >

> > She is into tarot, big time.

> >

> > CC

>

[Guest guest]

I love reading your posts, CC...you're such a

beautiful person! This 'church history' of yours was

a joy to read!!

 

Blessings & love to you,

Claudia

 

--- crazycats711 <crazycats711 wrote:

 

> I am probably not the one to answer this for I am

> not from

> a " religious nut " background. Those religious nuts

> would probably

> think I am the one who is the nuts. LOL! All those

> years I was

> involved in the christian churches, I did not reveal

> my true self

> much and did feel guilty at time. Hehe! They had no

> clue and there I

> was in charge of teaching their children. The

> ones I attended was

> of the non-denomination variety, not a whole lot of

> medievalish

> beliefs/actions. In fact, the ones I went too there

> at the end were

> very libral,(believed in letting Spirit move however

> it saw fit) back

> in those medieval days we would have been some of

> those burned at the

> stake. There were times when people would get

> moved by the spirit

> and run around the church dancing and carring on. I

> was worried a few

> times that some might get so happy they would strip

> butt naked and

> dance like David did. LOL! If you have never been in

> a church where

> all the people where laying in the floor giggling

> their heart out

> before the service was hardly begun, you haven't

> seen nothing. They

> were happy fun people, I can tell you that much, but

> I guess those

> sour prune faced " religious nuts " would not even

> consider that type

> christian. LOL! I went down for healing prayer once

> and was 'slang in

> the spirit'. I was there just about through the

> whole service glued

> to the floor, not able to move a muscle. I had not

> overcome my

> shyness yet (I was very, very shy child) so I was

> some what

> embarrassed. When I finally was able to moved, I got

> up and tried to

> get back to my set as inconspicuous as possible, but

> I walked like a

> drunk person and an usher had to help me to my set.

> I was healed

> though, so it was worth it. You cannot remain around

> people like that

> and stay shy. Hehe!

>

> I don't know why I told you all that, to give you

> another chuckle I

> guess. When I first began going to church, I was

> still smoking pot

> and they had me teaching within a months times. I

> knew without a

> doubt that the pastor knew I smoked pot and cigs.

> They excepted me

> just as I was, just like Jesus did. My experience

> with christianity

> was not so bad. In fact, I didn't realize until

> recently, just why so

> may people on these forums where so against

> christians, until I

> visited a christian forum or two. Before I came

> here, I was trying

> to find a christian OBE forum. How hilarious is

> that! I was so dumb,

> I didn't realize one would not exist.

>

> Bless you Sarita, get out you Tarot cards and have

> fun. Let Spirit

> lead you with them. You don't have to tell anyone,

> if you don't want

> too. Beside that the priest in the Old Testament and

> most likely in

> the New as well used method of divinations. I forget

> what the dudes

> name was, but he set out a fleece to determine what

> was God's will

> for him and Joseph and Daniel were dream

> interpreters. I think those

> priest even used pot in their anointing oil. I am

> pretty dang sure of

> it. What it was is they just didn't want the common

> people to know

> this, so some jots and tittles (sp) where added

> along the way. imho.

> I could point out some more instances if you would

> like. Like the

> disciples drawing lots to see who would replace

> Judas.

>

> Before I joined a church I was taught the bible for

> a good 6 months

> by a spirit being who told me he was Jesus. I

> believed him. He taught

> me well. He was the one who presuaded me, kicking

> and screaming to

> join a church and even told me which one he wanted

> me to go to. Sent

> the preacher to my door with a special unique invite

> even, to let me

> know it was not my imagination. LOL! LIFE IS FUN!

>

> Blessings

>

> CC

>

>

> --- In

> ,

> " Sarita "

> <sarita1969 wrote:

> >

> > CC, you just keep making me chuckle! I haven't

> dusted off my Tarot

> > cards in a looong time. This has reminded me of

> something that has

> > been an issue for me too. It seems there are a

> number of

> Christians

> > in this group, so I would love to hear your

> opinions on this.

> >

> > My father is what I call a " religious nut " . If he

> knew I had a set

> > of Tarot cards, that I run a dream group and that

> my Kundalini is

> > rising (gasp!) he would try to do an exorcism on

> me! He even

> thinks

> > meditating by clearing your mind is bad. He says

> we should only

> > meditate on the Lord. He drummed into my head

> that any kind of

> > divination tools or anything not " of God " is evil.

> Naturally when

> I

> > became born again it caused a great deal of

> anxiety and turmoil in

> > me. I have had psychic experiences my whole life,

> have had

> > precognitive feelings/dreams, read Tarot cards,

> experienced ghosts,

> > seen auras, had OBEs etc. Here I was in my 20s,

> born again and

> > feeling like a piece of taffy.

> >

> > I put away the Tarot cards and stopped pursuing

> anything " new age "

> as

> > my father put it. But it was not my natural state

> and these things

> > kept attracting me. I couldn't hide who I was or

> the psychic

> > experiences I had.

> >

> > I finally gave in to this path. Surely I can

> believe in Jesus, be

> > born again AND have other spiritual

> interests/experiences. One

> does

> > not preclude the other.

> >

> > Sorry for the long post. I am wondering if any

> other Christians

> have

> > had a similar conflict about these things or have

> a family member

> > that causes problems.

> >

> > Sarita

> >

> > Kundalini-Awakening-Systems-

> 1 , " crazycats711 "

> > <crazycats711@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Thank God, it gave you chuckle! I was worried

> about what I said

> > from

> > > the moment I hit send.

> > >

> > > I have not had a chance to look at those links

> yet. My husband is

> > home

> > > taking aweeks vacation and we have been doing

> some much needed

> > house

> > > repairs. Thank God, he is too tired today and is

> taking a break

> > from

> > > it, I needed a break too. I will go here in a

> little while and

> > check

> > > them out. I have another dream to figure out.

> I have several

>

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