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By Josh, Saturday, September 05, 2009 05:31:17 AM
First off: I don't intend to ruffle any feathers here. I'm merely expressing my freedom of speech and adding an alternate view on the concepts of religion and spirituality. There is absolutely, positively, no credible scientific evidence supporting the existence of angels, fairies, pixies or whatever you want to call them. Nationally syndicated radio personality, Dr. Dean Edell, has often debunked the "power of prayer" and all areas of religion and spirituality, and how it is merely a coincidence that "prayer" has "astonishingly" cured somebody "mysteriously." The sometimes crass James Randi apparently has broken the bubble debunking religion and anything spiritually related, especially psychic frauds. Randi believes in ESP for the living but not mediumship to converse with the deceased. There are some things science can't readily explain, but there is ALWAYS a rational, scientific, answer in the midst of it all. In time technology will afford researchers the necessary answers to all of those "mysteries." I sympathize with those who have experienced the painful sting of losing a loved one; I have twice, but I had to keep up my guard and move on. For a while I tried to form some spiritual belief system. In my quest I never found anything that made sense or aided me to see a "bigger picture" of life. I just haven't. The only person who seemed remotely believable and profound was Dr. Wayne Dyer on PBS. But I did read that Dyer had been a lifelong alcoholic and that his life was spiraling out of control before going on some deep spiritual quest. Needless to say that I lost faith in this man after reading about his past. Being a realist I knew what my beliefs afforded me and I didn't need any spiritual crutch to keep me afloat. I was raised a catholic and experienced a childhood full of traumatic emotional pain enduring eight years of catholic school ruled by mentally unstable nuns and lay personal. The catholic church left many scars on my psyche. As an adult I came to terms with it all and knew what the catholic church, and all organized faiths were all about. By reading scholarly books and attending secular studies and lectures about atheism, I was surrounded by some truly intelligent, compassionate human beings who are just so, so deep intellectually and really make you feel welcome. So much the opposite with the catholic church where I felt victimized. So, that is my opinion. Whatever I can see, touch, smell, hear or feel I know exists.
By Debra, Friday, August 21, 2009 02:52:51 PM
GOD is all loving and forgiving! You people have to stay away from churches that brainwash everyone with there written nonsense. Churches were created to bring people together to love GOD. I Pray to GOD directly by myself not through a priest. Religion has caused more war than peace. There is only one GOD! Love and pray to GOD no matter what your religion is!
By Dawn, Monday, July 06, 2009 03:20:33 PM
i nee to know who my guardian angel is
By lynn, Monday, June 29, 2009 11:09:20 PM
Dear Father god and my GUARDINE ANGEL please go to work for my family please let the company my husband work for get more work so that they can stay working so my husband and the other people can support the family please watch over us my angels and watch over my husband and watch over our new home and please make it so my husband and my family well not loss this house we so much need the room and we need out of the area our stuff is in it's not a good neighbor hood at all and not good for my children to be around at these apt because i learned that there was a guy that raped a very young girl at the opts and there was allot of drugs i did not know this when we moved there it just did not seen that way so please we ask you to watch over our family that every thing well be OK for the family and i we feel very worried so please make way for us so we can support the house and our family and please protected us from any negative thing that try to come around my family or me we really needed your help please be with us and our time of need god bless you and if there anyone out there that could please pray for our family we would be grateful for your prayers thank you father god and my Angels And for everyone who said a pray for us God bless you and yours and blessing to everyone
By Denise, Sunday, June 07, 2009 01:19:40 AM
Hello Sylvia, I would like to know the name of my Guardian Angel. And if I can ask you another question. Will I pass my Placement exam Jun e 20th? God Bless you, Denise
By Mandi, Tuesday, May 26, 2009 10:33:58 AM
I keep coming back here hoping to hear that Pamela is okay. If anyone knows or hears from her, please post on this page. Thanks.
By Mandi, Monday, May 25, 2009 01:33:24 PM
Dear Debra, I am an EMT, and I have seen some horrific things. I do not know why bad things happen. I don't think anyone can really tell you for sure. I certainly can't pretend to know why some people have to suffer while others do not ~or~ why some people are miserable while others appear eternally blissful. Even as a child raised in a hell, fire, and damnation religion, I have never been able to see God as this vain person who sits on His throne and regularly punishes and damns people. I am not a God fearing person. I am highly spiritual, and I do believe that God is good. No one wants to lose someone they love. Still, you have got to believe that you are not being punished. See it as a blessing and a privilege that you had the experience of loving, knowing, and being loved in return by your loved one. I think Garth Brooks' song, "The Dance" helps to describe it all. "You could've missed the pain, but then you would have had to miss the dance." Get yourself some reading material on the stages of grief. This will help you to understand more about the process of grief and the stages you are in and will be going through. It will also help you to find positive ways of dealing with your grief. There are many helplines and counseling centers that can help lead you in the right direction as well. Be gentle with yourself. Grief is not an easy process to go through. Allow yourself to feel your feelings by letting them wash through you without resistance. This process helps you to get past them. I always try to remind myself that we are not here one fraction of a second longer than we are supposed to be. This is of no comfort when it is someone you love, but eventually it does help to make a difference. As for Sylvia, it is my opinion that she does answer as many questions as she possibly can. The numerous lists she contends with are phenomenal. I'm not even sure that she reads this. She can't possibly have the time. I sometimes wonder if she doesn't have to schedule in breathing. It is boggling, to me, to see how many people out there want a piece of her, and I am sure that I have only seen a small portion of the number of individuals she tries to answer questions for. I've never been lucky enough to have my questions answered either, but I am confident that she does her best to get to as many as she can. Hang in there Debra. You will get through this. Take it one breath at a time until you can work up to one step at a time. From one minute to the next and one day to the next, you can do it. Most sincerely, ~Mandi
By debra, Monday, May 25, 2009 05:48:25 AM
and one more thing, if your so committed to god and his work, why don't you answer all the people that you can, to assure them of your faith?
By debra, Monday, May 25, 2009 05:43:02 AM
not to offend anyone, and i am a true believer in god, and that jesus christ died on the cross for our sins, but alot of the answers i hear for any problems, fears,losses and needs, seem to reply back with the same generic answers to every persons problems. whether it be a death of a loved one or a financial problem. and the answer always seems to be that god won't give us more than we can handle. then tell me why there are so many suicides every year and tell me why you have to sit by and watch a loved one die from a horrid disease like cancer, when you would gladley take it from them, but instead your forced to feel helpless, and have to reassure them that everything will be alright, when your not the one that makes that call? and in their final hours you have to promise them eternal peace and tell them its ok to go home and would just as soon die right by their side, cos you don't want to live without them, and you wish it had been you instead, cos' it hurts so badley to see them suffer , and there's not a damn thing you can do about it. what kind of life lesson is that, to the person who had to live. i'm not sure? and if there's one thing in this life i would'nt want to do, is to watch a loved one take her last gasp of life, while you sat there and could'nt stop it, well that to me was to hard to handle! i've become bitter and the only two lessons i learned is not to smoke cos' it causes cancer and god has realy hurt me and my faith. was it some kind of punishment to me? cos' i'll never forget the final hours of her suffering or watching and hearing her struggle and fight for air, something that we all take for granted. she did not deserve this! and if she did by god's rules i must be in for a horrid death. and i fear that. so if i believe why should i fear a loving and forgiving god?and where was her guardian angel?
By shainaeckart, Saturday, May 23, 2009 01:57:30 PM
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