I was Attacked by a Christian for Channeling Christ
It’s frightening how ignorant some religious individuals can be of spiritual realities.
I seriously began to wonder if they had forgotten about people like me. Little did I know about their stealth hibernation and their secret art of simply accepting what their religious leaders told them to live, all the while being loyal to their own self-entitled righteousness. They firmly believe that the entire reality of the Universe can only be found in the Bible and are quick to attack anything they don’t understand.
A couple of days ago, after arduous sessions of having conversations with enlightened beings, including Christ, I was eager to share my experience on Facebook. My intention was not to teach or dictate how others should live but merely to share my journey. Someone interesting commented on my page, saying:
“Jesus does not associate with witchcraft and channeling.”
The first thing that came to my mind was, ‘Do these closed-minded people still exist?’
Can’t they at least have the courtesy of not insulting someone before they grasp the context of what the person is trying to convey? I felt sorry for them because, seriously, why not? Are religious people so ignorant of spiritual realities?
Then I thought to myself, ‘Is Jesus trademarked?’ I mean, I we allowed to talk about Christ? and can anyone talk about Christ without being labeled as a Christian or a ‘righteous entitled person’?
So, I played along and tried to explain to this individual, asking, “Did you at least read what was written to understand what it’s all about? And what do you understand by the term channeling and witchcraft?”
This individual sent me a ‘magazine’ — it was so long to read, filled with lots of verses, explaining the Old Testament and how witches used to communicate with ‘dead people.’ He even went so far to call me a Satan worshipper. I still can’t get answers why to the Christian the Devil always gets good credits.
That’s when I realized that people like him are as stubborn as rocks. There’s nothing you can tell them to change their mentality.
I asked myself, “Can I argue with a rock?” (I know… I know… as spiritual people, we can communicate with inanimate objects, but we are dealing with ordinary humans here ;)) So, the answer is obviously no.
They have already made up their minds, and trying to reason with them is futile due to the constant hammering and reinforcement of certain ideas deep within their minds. Nothing their ministers and preachers have told them will budge from their minds.
The solution
I am not saying all Christians are like this, but on my spiritual path, I have encountered many who hold such beliefs, including some close family members.
I remember one of my old Christian friends telling me that kids who remember their past lives are possessed by the devil. Additionally, I once attended a sermon where the minister preached that a certain peaceful religion was demonic.
Growing up as a Christian with a unique perspective about spiritual realities was indeed a painful experience. However, it also accelerated my spiritual quest because I realized early on that following organized religion would not lead me to discover spiritual truths but would only hinder my growth.
The simple solution to dealing with individuals like these is to ignore them. If you try to engage or explain anything to them, they will likely find something else to argue about. It is an attack, not a conversation, so always remember that.
I was Attacked by a Christian for Channeling Christ
It’s frightening how ignorant some religious individuals can be of spiritual realities.
I seriously began to wonder if they had forgotten about people like me. Little did I know about their stealth hibernation and their secret art of simply accepting what their religious leaders told them to live, all the while being loyal to their own self-entitled righteousness. They firmly believe that the entire reality of the Universe can only be found in the Bible and are quick to attack anything they don’t understand.
A couple of days ago, after arduous sessions of having conversations with enlightened beings, including Christ, I was eager to share my experience on Facebook. My intention was not to teach or dictate how others should live but merely to share my journey. Someone interesting commented on my page, saying:
“Jesus does not associate with witchcraft and channeling.”
The first thing that came to my mind was, ‘Do these closed-minded people still exist?’
Can’t they at least have the courtesy of not insulting someone before they grasp the context of what the person is trying to convey? I felt sorry for them because, seriously, why not? Are religious people so ignorant of spiritual realities?
Then I thought to myself, ‘Is Jesus trademarked?’ I mean, I we allowed to talk about Christ? and can anyone talk about Christ without being labeled as a Christian or a ‘righteous entitled person’?
So, I played along and tried to explain to this individual, asking, “Did you at least read what was written to understand what it’s all about? And what do you understand by the term channeling and witchcraft?”
This individual sent me a ‘magazine’ — it was so long to read, filled with lots of verses, explaining the Old Testament and how witches used to communicate with ‘dead people.’ He even went so far to call me a Satan worshipper. I still can’t get answers why to the Christian the Devil always gets good credits.
That’s when I realized that people like him are as stubborn as rocks. There’s nothing you can tell them to change their mentality.
I asked myself, “Can I argue with a rock?” (I know… I know… as spiritual people, we can communicate with inanimate objects, but we are dealing with ordinary humans here ;)) So, the answer is obviously no.
They have already made up their minds, and trying to reason with them is futile due to the constant hammering and reinforcement of certain ideas deep within their minds. Nothing their ministers and preachers have told them will budge from their minds.
The solution
I am not saying all Christians are like this, but on my spiritual path, I have encountered many who hold such beliefs, including some close family members.
I remember one of my old Christian friends telling me that kids who remember their past lives are possessed by the devil. Additionally, I once attended a sermon where the minister preached that a certain peaceful religion was demonic.
Growing up as a Christian with a unique perspective about spiritual realities was indeed a painful experience. However, it also accelerated my spiritual quest because I realized early on that following organized religion would not lead me to discover spiritual truths but would only hinder my growth.
The simple solution to dealing with individuals like these is to ignore them. If you try to engage or explain anything to them, they will likely find something else to argue about. It is an attack, not a conversation, so always remember that.
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