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  1. R

    Being a target at work. Please only honest responses.

    I recently posted about witchcraft attack and some of the struggles that I’m experiencing. I also was encouraged to stick around and I thirst for this kind of knowledge. So I’m enjoying the experience. The topic I would like to discuss is why am I being a target at my work place. I remember when...
    • Ruthexex
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    • christan jezebel narcissists paranormalactivity pride seeking
    • Replies: 12
    • Forum: General Discussion
  2. SalixIncendium

    Requirements for a Religion

    Let's say for argument's sake that I wanted to start my own religion after realizing that while I agree with some tenets of an existing religion, but disagree with others. I begin by laying out a few moral principles. Though I don't agree with some tenets and don't buy into some scripture of...
  3. WillEast

    Choosing a Religious Path

    Hi All, I wanted to hear other people's experiences and feedback regarding choosing a spiritual path. I have been a seeker for about 15 years. I grew up a Catholic but had a curiosity to study other religions. I have spent time with the Hare Krishnas, Sikhs, Eckankar among others. I do have...
    • WillEast
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    • choices choose eckankar hare krishnas religion seeker seeking spirituality
    • Replies: 30
    • Forum: Seekers Circle
  4. Lorgar-Aurelian

    The spiritual struggle.

    You know every time I think I've found a faith for me it seems like something has to get in the way. Normally the fact that on some level it just doesn't seem to make any real sense in the universe at large. Almost every religion I can think of at some point you have to do a bunch of mental...
  5. Lorgar-Aurelian

    Day 2 bible reading.

    So today I've put in far less time to reading the bible than I put I yesterday. I had to cut it short because in all honesty i'm already feeling like this was a bad idea. Not because of the time frame mind you but because i'm clearly getting very little out of this. I already know the bible...
  6. littlefire

    Am I looking for Religion or Spirituality?

    Hello RF buddies, I'm in a weird spiritual time right now and could use some input. I was raised Southern Baptist (in a sort of extreme and isolated way), but years of religious and emotional abuse, in addition to me going to a secular college and realizing that some of my beliefs were hurtful...
    • littlefire
    • Thread
    • deanism druid eclecticism filianism goddess religion interfaith nemetona seeking spirituality versus religion syncretism
    • Replies: 54
    • Forum: Seekers Circle
  7. Lorgar-Aurelian

    Materials for Interfaith study and Seekers.

    I've gathered together some interesting programs and literature for those interested in interfaith discussion or seekers looking for a bit more information on religions in the world. This is a series called extreme pilgrim, it's about an Anglican priest in the church experiencing three...
  8. Lorgar-Aurelian

    How to choose a faith.

    I've been missing spirituality in my life for awhile now and part of me wants to get it back. How should I go about finding a new faith and or should I just come up with my own? I'm fairly knowledgeable on various faiths but I am having a hard time choosing one to incorporate into my life. I...
    • Lorgar-Aurelian
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    • chaos christianity finding faith finding god god islam paganism polytheism religion seeking
    • Replies: 10
    • Forum: Seekers Circle
  9. illykitty

    Not sure where to look next?

    (Somewhat a repost from my journal, plus added things.) Well, I've come almost full circle. I have to admit to myself I am agnostic. I can't seem to be able to connect to the idea of theism. The difference however, is that as a teen, I called myself an atheist. I was also very uninformed about...
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