HEALING; PARALLEL UNIVERSES; MIRACLES

Jesus found the healed man in the temple and said to him, "Sin no more, so that nothing worse may happen to you."

The England football team's former coach Glen Hoddle once argued that disabled people are disabled because of events in a previous life.

Hoddle - disabled



Unknown refers to the ancient, classic idea of karma

'Whereas some of what you are and suffer may be due to what you did before ... it is classically understood by the sages, that the innocent suffer greatly as well in this world.

''The idea is that the whole world - with all its injustice - is a collective creation of the consciousness of all beings ... and thus is for much of the eternal cycle, flawed and full of injustice and suffering.

'The sufferings of the innocent, is a challenge crying out to all of us ... that we must do better, that we must help other beings, we must try to change the world - in part through changing ourselves.'



Jesus healed a blind man.

Jesus's disciples asked him, "Who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?"

"Neither this man nor his parents sinned," said Jesus.

Jesus did not condemn the woman caught in adultery, but he instructed her to sin no more.

K'tut Tantri (1898–1997), born Muriel Stuart Walker, was a Scottish American woman who claims that she was tortured by the Japanese while living in Japanese occupied Indonesia.

K'tut Tantri believed that in a previous life she had been a torturer.

"Each lifetime has a focus, a purpose and affords a soul a variety of lessons... 

"When the lessons are learned, and sometimes they are not, the soul moves onto the next level of awareness and continues until it can grow enough to leave the cycle of reincarnation."

- Elizabeth Joyce

Thirty years ago, German doctor Rüdiger Dahlke and German psychotherapist Thorwald Dethlefsen wrote a book called The Healing Power of Illness.

The book argued that sick people aren't just innocent victims of disease but are responsible for the illnesses they take on.

Dahlke says: "We have to get to know what that disease means in our lives, what it wants to tell us. A disease presents a task and when we perform the task, we heal the body."

how-do-we-get-better

Can we change 'reality'?

The video below suggests that we can.

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Anonymous left the following comment on the post "THE MEANING OF LIFE":

It seems people are catching-up with the “Block Theory” of our current state?

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Considering that we, and everything, is really 'space', at the nucleic-level, and doesn't exist until it's observed, there are many paradoxes?

Even then the physical nucleic ‘structure’ apparently vibrates, so there would be many frequencies that if not in-phase, would generate many ‘universes’ to ‘phase’ in and out of?

I never really understood Mouni Sadhu’s comment, “As I sit here outside of time, [in the ‘Now,’] looking at my watch...” until recently when many sources ‘re-found’ the ‘Now’ concept.

To be totally present in the now, devoid of thought, it’s postulated earthly-time ceases?

This makes me wonder at Tolle...

JESUS FOR KIDS

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The ideas of Jesus are important.

Jesus talked about a person having a spirit.



Jesus said that Heaven is within you.

Jesus said that anyone who has faith will be able to do the 'miracles' that he did.



Jesus said:

Love one another.

You must love your neighbour as yourself.

We are all brothers.

Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy.

Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.



Do not be anxious about tomorrow.

Do not let your hearts be troubled.

Ask and it will be given to you; search, and you will find; knock, and the door will be opened for you.

It is hard for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven.

Respond to this quote.


Jesus Christ: His Face Reconstructed

Jesus can be compared to Shakespeare.

Who was the real Shakespeare?

Who was the real Jesus?

We should not throw out the ideas of either Shakespeare or Jesus simply because we are not sure about the origin of the ideas.

The early Christians had a variety of views about Jesus.

Some of the early Christians saw Jesus as being an ordinary man.

Some saw Jesus as being in some way divine.

Some people think that bits were added on to the story of Jesus.

Who Really Wrote Shakespeare.

How accurate is the story of Jesus?

"There is a complete absence of evidence for the events described - no authors mention the phenomenal events that supposedly occurred at the time of Jesus' resurrection, and, there are no records of Jesus being crucified in the first place.

"This is despite there being multiple historians of the time who kept extensive records of events in that era, especially of unusual events and the misdeeds of rulers.

"The only records we have are those written by Christians themselves, the Gospels. And within each of those gospels nearly all details of the crucifixion and resurrection are different.

"Very important details, such as Jesus' last words, are so different that it appears they are simply being made up by the authors. 

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"The earliest Christians did not know simple details such as where Jesus was buried.

"Most of the details of Jesus' death and rebirth are similar to the existing myths surrounding god-men in that era. 

"The similarities to the Christs of other pagan religions are shockingly detailed, so much so that early Church fathers had to defend themselves against pagan critics who said that the stories of Jesus were simply pagan stories with new names."

"The Crucifixion Facade: 6. Conclusions" by Vexen Crabtree

CONCLUSION

Jesus may not have died on the cross.

The ideas of Jesus are very important.

Believe in miracles.

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