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10 contributions to Spiritual Rebels
Twisted perspectives and the rise of “Christianity”
How do you guys feel about the rise of Christianity? I mean, religion has its truth, but would things go smoothly if a spiritually free person encountered someone with strict misunderstood religious rules? I mean, faith in God is great, I’m just more so talking about the “Holy wannabes”. I’ve been there before and I can see where having strict rules and trying too hard to be good fell flat. What are your thoughts?
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I think the challenge comes when people focus more on following rules and appearing righteous than on practicing compassion, humility, and understanding. Faith can be meaningful and bring people together, but problems arise when someone assumes their interpretation is the only valid one and uses it to judge others. I think there's room for both faith and spiritual freedom, as long as there's mutual respect and people are willing to listen to perspectives different from their own.
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@Liam Peterson Sometimes feeling stuck is a sign that it's worth taking a step back and looking at the beliefs and patterns that may be holding us back. It can help to start by noticing what keeps coming up, questioning whether those beliefs still serve you, and making small changes that feel aligned with the person you want to become. You don't have to figure everything out at once.
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Ask me anything 🍄
Going to be tripping here soon. 🫠 May or may not release the content , but I had the idea to post this. Ask me anything 👇
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I'm curious what you hope to learn or reflect on from the experience. Do you usually go into it with a specific intention, or do you prefer to let the experience unfold naturally? No pressure to share anything you're not comfortable with afterward. Your safety and well-being come first.
Introducing it to the Kiddos
I have a meditation and a witchcraft practice that I have been doing for a while. Recently though, I have begun to be much more open about it and have even been shareing my practice with my sister and neice and teaching them things about magick, paganism, and spirituality in general. They both enjoy it a lot! My neice is obsessed with it actually 😂 But I've never really been in the position to teach this stuff before, especially a school aged child. So I'm curious to the people who have or have their own children involved, what kinds of activities you had them do, included them in, what ideas to introduce them too first sort of a thing.
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I think starting with nature, mindfulness, and creativity could be a great way to introduce these ideas to children. Things like keeping a nature journal, collecting interesting leaves or stones, learning about the seasons, making simple intention jars, or spending a few quiet minutes noticing their breathing can make the experience fun and accessible. I'd also let your niece's curiosity guide the learning rather than trying to teach too much at once. Giving her room to ask questions, explore, and develop her own understanding seems like a lovely place to start.
What has been the most life changing book for you and why?📚
I'm collecting a list of books and what better way than to ask people on this community. Ill go first!🙃 The Alchemist -- Paulo Coelho📖 The Shack -- William P. Young📖 Both have been incredibly healing especially The Shack!!! Now its your turn 🔥
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One book I'd recommend is Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl. It offers a powerful perspective on how finding meaning and purpose can help us navigate difficult seasons in life. It reminds us that while we can't always control what happens to us, we can choose how we respond and what we learn from our experiences. I think books like this can really change the way we see life and appreciate what matters most.
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