What's your opinion on Tomek?

the Roman,
not in physical proximity...spiritual proximity...catholic church. not meaning having your home there.

Everybody take a chill pill
and relax...

yes,Roman, and influenced people. That is why your forefathers swimmed on Mayflower to run away from organised religion, only to organise their own.

Will you tell us where you immigrated from, Fear not?

Just curious.

FearNot,
see...that's what i always thought...that America is her peoples.
the government is something that was made by them, for them and of them.

a good reminder.

Sinista,
who isn't relaxed? i am relaxed...are you?

as for Tomek quest , when one is spiritually awaking, all he need is a solitude, peace and focus. Tomek's trip was interupted by someone who jumped in, and start explaining things to Tomek, and corrupted his mind in the process. New Age Authors are doing that rutinely here in America. And they are selling books like a pankakes.

as for Tomek quest , when one is spiritually awaking, all he need is a solitude, peace and focus. Tomek's trip was interupted by someone who jumped in, and start explaining things to Tomek, and corrupted his mind in the process. New Age Authors are doing that rutinely here in America. And they are selling books like a pankakes.

I bought few myself.

FearNot,
perhaps. in stillness the wind rages i've heard.

i've also heard that the most difficult "religion" facing "christians" is "new age".

FearNot,
i understood from Tomek's typing that someone stepped in and shoved a belief down his throat...he took off with it and it led where he didn't want to be and searched more.
(i had a grandmother that couldn't speak a lick of english...so i tried to think of his typing as her talking and understood more than...some.)

I've also heard that the most difficult "religion" facing "christians" is "new age".

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No, it's not.

72054:
In 1974 I was on the two months contract with my top 40's band, in Austria. Our drummer was a KGB agent, just an guardian angel.

One night, of the day my wife came to visit for a week, we decided to take run.
We did, with 50$ to our name, leaving all our possession behind in appartament in Warsaw, Poland.
To make a story short, after a year in Paris, where we was awaithing our Political Refugee Status, we got it, and in November 16, 1976 I had kissed the tarmack of JFK airport.
The rest is a history.
Never been in Poland since.
My wife left me three months later for American Jeweler from NY.
Funny how my life took turn because of this....

Wow, that is quite a story!

Congratulations, I think, hate to hear about your wife, though.

FearNot,
each move one makes...has its effects...would you still do it again if you had it to do over?

geez Kay (72054)...you're going to tell me i didn't hear what i heard and read?

Not to warry. She, last I heard about fifteen years ago, was a succesfull dimond appriser.
As for me,:

Free at last!
Free at last!
Thank God Almighty,
I AM are free at last!

FearNot,
i'm glad you're both doing well with the decisions made.

salmandr, without hasitation, but I would do it smarter.

FearNot,
smarter in what way?

Oh, now I am in long relationship with my new wife, who is my twin soul.
We grow and learn together, and we are both a hard heads, so we have plenty of mirrows looking at each others.
Bliss.

BTW, she post here too. (and correct my english, being writer herself.
You guys and your silent letters...

hard heads...bliss...glad you found your sould mate. nothing better than two that become one...together.

i'm not a teacher and don't correct spelling or grammar...so don't correct yourself for me.

salmandr,
I would listen to my inner feelings more instead of relying on the candy coated books to make me feel "better" (as "more" whole)

Oh, and I wouldn't eat so many hamburgers..
(it isn't my picture, you know...)

sorry, double post

geez Kay (72054)...you're going to tell me i didn't hear what i heard and read?

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Not sure what you are talking about.

72054
6/1/2006 7:58 PM Re: What's your opinion on Tomek?

I've also heard that the most difficult "religion" facing "christians" is "new age".

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No, it's not"

this is what i'm asking about...i heard it...read it...so said that i heard it...you disagree. okay, you disagree...with me...always. why?
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FearNot,
i go by my inner feelings...gut instincts...how i personally feel about something rather than what a book might say or not say. i know that's not your picture here. i don't have an avatar still...after all these years...oh well.

Salmandr, I discovered the option of validation of inner feelings here, In the free world, after some self de-programming.
As foe avator, I want to be Kevin Kostner for a while.

The most difficult religion facing Christianity is Islam.

New Age is still very small movement compared to other religions.

That is my opinion, of course. And yes, I disagree, but that is not the worst thing in the world is it? To disagree about religion?

Well, maybe Muslims would not agree with that, I suppose.

FearNot,
you couldn't experience validation of your inner feelings? or is it that you couldn't act on them? i think each person has to learn and do for themselves, no matter where there location may be physically. books...may bring added information...but where "religion" is concerned...it usually ends up creating more questions than answers

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Kay,
why do you separate muslims?
why not say buddhists?
why not lutherans? protestants? calvinites? or the other plethora of "religious" titles?

better yet...why separate to begin with? and yes, you can disagree...and if you have better information...that i can read/look up/whatever...i'll welcome it. i just wonder why you have always (and if it could be looked up, you would see) disagree with me or what i say? i don't understand...

Because many Muslims have declared war on Christianity.

You aren't denying this are you? The facts show it to be different in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Sudan, Afghanistan, and on and on....

Kay,
you said: "Because many muslims have declared war on christianity."

hmmm. "some" muslims may not be "for" christianity...just as "some" christians may not be for islam. unless it's "politically inspired" i think most over the world are simply trying to live their lives. i remember the day bush declared his "crusade". sad day for the world. imho.

"You aren't denying this are you?"
are you denying that Christianity is (and has been in history) waring against islam, paganism, satanism, new age, wicca, etc? it still doesn't take away what i heard and read about christianity and new ageism.

"The facts show it to be different in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Sudan, Afghanistan, and on and on...."

it's easy to choose islamic countries and say they don't like christianity. seems "christian" cultures don't like other "religions" either...eh?

what is it about other religions that scares christians so much? what is so intriguing about other religions that so many are drawn away from "christianity"?

you haven't answered my question...yet.