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Tomorrow's Spirituality

The Catholic theologian Karl Rahner famously said "the Christian of tomorrow will be a mystic, or not a Christian at all." Few people have impacted Christianity in this regard as has Fr. Thomas Ke...  
 
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bille77 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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this guy's getting lost in all his blah blah. lol
narayanr (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Awesomeness.
cynic150 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I am frustrated. I am waiting for this person, this I amness, to let the other man in the monk's uniform who has been sitting patiently (spiritually), to say something.
Isn't it said that if you thing you know something then you know nothing? I think this is true. Has he had a religious experience? Or is he only good at spinning words?
drogoscg1 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I enjoyed this vid a lot. I think Joseph Campbell would acknowledge the gist of this video.
needparalegal (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I have been doing psychic readings for many years. Religious programming goes deeper than just our religious upbringing. I have seen "spirits" that believe themselves to be angels or demons, but my intuition tells me they are deluded. Not sure if there are "real" demons or angels, anything is possible.
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I have dabbled with some shamanism, but have not used drugs. Where do I get this ayahusca? Any evidence of permanent brain damage? I have read that LSD doubles psychic ability but have not wanted to risk taking it. The other thing I would say is that you can learn to go into a trance without drugs, it just takes a little meditation. Is this drug only useful for entering a trance state, or what affect does it have?
LabRat4680 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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There are things that your brain just doesn't DO without the serotonin system stimulation that lysergic acid and psilocin provide.
Ask anyone that's ever tried psychedelics and they'll all agree, afterward it feels like your brain has been on overdrive. It "switches on" certain parts of the brain that generally only function in the background.
There is no good evidence that traditional (serotonergic) psychedelics cause damage unless they are taken (like any other drug) in excessive quantity.
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I've learned a lot from Thomas Keating the monk you are refering to ... He's deep contemplative. I think one who keep Ken centered & in place... with no disrespect to Ken who like to yap a lot.
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Blah blah blah.
The problem is not religion, but the commune of faker-thieves. War would end everywhere if public figures like Wilber. and fans like Gore and Clinton, told the truth about US tax-funded war-mongering that goes on in the name of "religion." CIA creations like Taliban and Al Qaeda... Too much money in the false flag war biz to quit the gig, huh? What a sick fraud.  Et tu, Father Keating?
needparalegal (1 month ago) Show Hide
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You are a simpleton. I suppose we cannot blame you only a few of us are strong enough to break early childhood programming.

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