BE NEITHER FOOD OR MISSIONARY FOR CANNIBALS
IF CALLED: --REMEMBER ANCIENT, BEFORE TIME, SHAMANIC WAYS
IF CALLED: --RELATE ONLY IN OR WITH
THE LIFE FORCE - AURA - EVERSHINING - HOLY SPIRIT OF EACH
ew
7:11 AM-2/10/16
IF CALLED: --REMEMBER ANCIENT, BEFORE TIME, SHAMANIC WAYS
IF CALLED: --RELATE ONLY IN OR WITH
THE LIFE FORCE - AURA - EVERSHINING - HOLY SPIRIT OF EACH
ew
7:11 AM-2/10/16
In later times the cross became the focus of Christianity,
and the belief later developed that as a "substitute" for guilt for one's sins Jesus saved all of mankind by his death on the cross.
This is false and incorrect.
Sin does not get transferred from one person to another.
Sin is removed only through repentance,
and man is cleansed from his sin through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit.
This is how Jesus Christ removes sin, for the Holy Spirit proceeds from him, but it could only proceed from him after he sanctified his body.
Near conclusion of this article:
http://dream-prophecy.blogspot.com/2008/02/jesus-shaman-descent-into-underworld.html
and the belief later developed that as a "substitute" for guilt for one's sins Jesus saved all of mankind by his death on the cross.
This is false and incorrect.
Sin does not get transferred from one person to another.
Sin is removed only through repentance,
and man is cleansed from his sin through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit.
This is how Jesus Christ removes sin, for the Holy Spirit proceeds from him, but it could only proceed from him after he sanctified his body.
Near conclusion of this article:
http://dream-prophecy.blogspot.com/2008/02/jesus-shaman-descent-into-underworld.html
Due to his more developed sense of awareness and lucidity,
the shamanic healer is able to assimilate what Jung calls “the demon of sickness.”
To quote Jung,
“a sufferer can transmit his disease to a healthy person whose powers then subdue the demon – but not without impairing the well-being of the subduer.”
This is the archetype of the shaman/wounded healer “in action,”
which involves the healer’s willingness to be vulnerable and experience
the patient’s process so deeply
that he is open to being wounded in his interaction with the patient.
Speaking of this archetypal figure, Jung comments,
“it is his own hurt that gives the measure of his power to heal.
This, and nothing else,
is the meaning of the Greek myth of the wounded physician.”
Paul Levy
http://www.awakeninthedream.com/shamanic-transference/
the shamanic healer is able to assimilate what Jung calls “the demon of sickness.”
To quote Jung,
“a sufferer can transmit his disease to a healthy person whose powers then subdue the demon – but not without impairing the well-being of the subduer.”
This is the archetype of the shaman/wounded healer “in action,”
which involves the healer’s willingness to be vulnerable and experience
the patient’s process so deeply
that he is open to being wounded in his interaction with the patient.
Speaking of this archetypal figure, Jung comments,
“it is his own hurt that gives the measure of his power to heal.
This, and nothing else,
is the meaning of the Greek myth of the wounded physician.”
Paul Levy
http://www.awakeninthedream.com/shamanic-transference/
http://www.beamsandstruts.com/articles/item/1014-jesus-the-shaman
EXCELLENT writing/clarifications here
http://www.awakeninthedream.com/
http://www.awakeninthedream.com/shamanic-transference/
http://www.awakeninthedream.com/articles/
by Paul Levy
who addresses what we might name "cannibalism"...
....or what i am meaning by use of that word at beginning of this post.
EXCELLENT writing/clarifications here
http://www.awakeninthedream.com/
http://www.awakeninthedream.com/shamanic-transference/
http://www.awakeninthedream.com/articles/
by Paul Levy
who addresses what we might name "cannibalism"...
....or what i am meaning by use of that word at beginning of this post.
Sacredness is not reserved
Only for the things
Deemed acceptable.
Sacredness imparts its stamp on
Everything and everyone:
The saint and the sinner
The profane and the profound.
Wu Hsin
Only for the things
Deemed acceptable.
Sacredness imparts its stamp on
Everything and everyone:
The saint and the sinner
The profane and the profound.
Wu Hsin
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