Are Angels Real or Our Imagination?

WAY too good to pass up and not save somewhere. To be perfectly honest, I'm not too sure about a little of the astrology thing thrown in at the end, but yea, good stuff. Awesome podcast. I think I needed to see this, myself... 

(If it helps others, even better).

Some REALLY amazing, interesting and encouraging viewer responses here, 

as well. Wow...

"I saw an angel when I was 12. My mother threatened suicide often. At a family reunion at Lake Texoma she threatened to drown herself.  I couldn't take it anymore. I walked to an unoccupied part of the beach and cried. Suddenly I felt a presence above me. A beautiful woman hovered above me. No wings. She was surrounded by light. At first I thought she was coming to take me. I was scared. She told me, without speaking a word, not to worry. Everything would be okay. Then she was gone. Twice later, an angel (male voice) warned me of danger and I slowed down. Both times my car was totaled. I walked away. They are real. I pray often, and talk to my Angels always." -jenniferwaite3219 (Y/T Viewer).

"The morning after my infant daughter died of SIDS I was in my room praying for wisdom on how to tell my three year old daughter what had happened. I heard her come out of her room and head up the hall, pause, stop and go back to her room. Much later she told me that there was a man in the hallway that stopped her and said “your mom and dad are going to be sad for a while, but everything will be okay.” She also told me that she saw my door was slightly open and my room was glowing." -Y/T Viewer

"When I was pregnant with my eldest son. I was bleeding badly and was taken to hospital and after a scan, the nurse basically told me to go home and rest because it looked like I was miscarring. This was the second time I had bled  and this time it was pretty heavy bleeding. I went to bed and woke up after a nap. I sat on the side of my bed feeling devastated. I sensed a female presence at the right of me and I felt a hand being placed on my bump and I heard "don't worry, everything was going to be okay from now on". This wasn't a voice people could hear, but a sense that came as words. What you would expect from a spirit. The bleeding had stopped and I went on to have a healthy beautiful son. We had no issues the rest of the pregnancy." 

-Y/T Viewer

"When my brother in law was dying from leukemia, he kept asking my husband who the person was dressed all in white standing at the window. My husband saw no one, but he knew exactly what he was talking about. Before my husband died, he would tell me that he would hear Angelic singing and hear his mom’s voice in particular. His mom passed away about 5 yrs before he did." -Y/T Viewer

Man dies, reveals GOD is NOT WHAT RELIGION teaches !

Just goes to show, that much of the Bible is not to be taken literally, but has many myths, legends and influences rooted in the ancient Middle East, as well as, the Mesopotamian and Semitic world from whence it came. And the purpose of its writings, seems to have been, to establish Jewish genealogy and its own unique religion, upon which its society (or Kingdom) was eventually built; founded on the belief in a monotheistic deity. Hence, the term that came to be known as "the people of the book." That's one of the main things that set the Jewish people apart from most of the other cultures (and religions) of its day, is that they eventually wrote everything down, and transcribed it from generation to generation. And that's why we still have the Bible to this day. And that's also why, many of its writings seem strange (and sometimes even contradictory) and are not to be taken literally (if you have any common sense) as it is basically coming from an ancient (and nomadic) world to begin with. (Although, in all fairness, most of the writings of King's David and Solomon for instance, seem to be much more positive and Universal, about their particular belief in the nature of the Jewish God, apart from the Mosaic Law. Which is probably, at least in part, the reason Christianity, with all its own contradictions, became such a widespread, universal religion. But also, ironically, by its very nature, a religion that has often been hijacked and used by grifters, crazy people, and those with their own selfish agenda). Case in point...

"I read the entirety of the Pentateuch recently out of academic curiosity and more than once found myself thinking, "Wait, what? You just told me that / you repeated that three times now / that directly contradicts last chapter. If it were written by a single author, they were clearly in the late stages of severe cognitive decline." 

-YouTube Viewer

"I always thought of the bible as just a book of rules, but now I see that it is much more a collection of understanding a culture." -YouTube Viewer

EVIL SPIRITS & ENTITIES! The Guides REVEAL Ancient Method to PROTECT Yourself! | Suzanne Giesemann

Probably the best podcast I have seen on this YouTube channel so far. Explains ALLOT, when you really think about it, especially in relation to all the discrepancies and apparent contradictions within the New Testament, and even the gospels themselves. (In a way). The gentleman here, Robert Conner, seems to imply that at least some of these discrepancies may be related to the fact that Jesus never really did rise from the dead to begin with, and that his disciples (and some of the others) were not really seeing the physical (risen) Jesus himself, but a ghost. I definitely get what he is saying (and it would explain some of the things written in relation to people not immediately recognizing him) but in all fairness, and for the sake of argument (I just looked this up from memory) there is a passage in one of the gospels that goes like this: "While they were still speaking about this, he stood in their midst and said to them, 'Peace be with you.' But they were startled and terrified and thought that they were seeing a ghost. Then he said to them, 'Why are you troubled? And why do questions arise in your hearts? Look at my hands and my feet, that it is I myself. Touch me and see, because a ghost does not have flesh and bones as you can see I have.' While they were still incredulous for joy and were amazed, he asked them, 'Have you anything here to eat?' They gave him a piece of baked fish; he took it and ate it in front of them." -Lk. 24: 36-43. Of course (even though Conner failed to mention and address this particular passage) all the gospels still differ from each other, in their particular telling of the resurrection story, which really does seem to go to the heart of what Conner seems to be saying here, about it making the whole narrative suspect in the first place. And I definitely get that. 

(The particular passage indicated here, is also not in the other gospels, but only in the gospel of Luke). Something else came to mind, when I was watching the video, I remembered when I went to catholic school, the Holy Spirit used to be called the Holy Ghost! Just sayin'. Makes ya' think though. And I do definitely believe there are such things as ghosts. I actually saw one (at least) once myself, as a matter of fact. (But that's neither here nor there). But anyway, either way, it seems that this particular gospel writer at least, had the ghost part already covered, possibly in case it came up as an argument later? I don't know really. But (as I stated before) there DEFINITELY are ALLOT of discrepancies between all four of the gospels itself, with the story of the crucifixion and the resurrection, being just one of them. But a BIG one, never-the-less...

"Were the Apostles of Jesus All Martyred?" Have to watch on YouTube for this one, but it is pretty interesting...

She DIED & Discovered We Live In A Simulation | NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE

Wow! "Evil is Live spelled backwards"! Finally, kinda' got an answer to that. (About 26 minutes into the video). I've noticed and thought about that one myself, and wondered what it could possibly mean (if anything) but never heard anyone address that before. (Or even mention it). Ever! Thought I was the only one who realized that. In other words, it sorta' like means, death is the opposite of life, darkness is the opposite of light, etc. But she adds another whole dimension to it: Like when she mentions, that there ARE those type of deeply toxic individuals (i.e. psychopaths) who are like dark entities in this world, and emotional vampires, who feed on negative energy, and who seem to particularly be negatively attracted to certain people (and often even negatively obsessed) and will try to drain the very life right out of you! (So freakin' true). In fact, the U.S. seems to be one of those odd places, where you have these kind of strange countercultures within a certain area (that sometimes also cross state lines) as in the case of the Blair Witch legend and the Anthrax Attacks, linked to west central Maryland, the Long Island-Gilgo Beach serial killings, inferring a quite possible dark human trafficking ring, the strange and mysterious TWA Flight 800 crash off the coast of Long Island, and the like; with these type of dark subcultures also sorta' hinted at in the Traffik movie for instance.

Places and communities that are like, particularly conducive to this kind of negative environment, that seems to especially attract these kind of (bad element type) individuals. Ya know, where even like the police chief is dirty and the local media is compromised?! (And definitely not the kind of place you would want to raise a family. If you're not of this kind of ilk that is). 

But that is beyond the scope of this blog post. I just had to put this video somewhere. Never heard anyone talk quite like this woman, and I just have to admit and acknowledge, that some of what she says does make ALLOT of sense, in a very unconventional way mind you, but strangely enough, I can relate to some of the things she says, myself. Have to definitely come back to this...

This reminds me of something I heard, from when I was a kid. Hmm? Interesting...

"There will be people who will be surprised to find themselves in heaven, and equally surprised to find that those that they assumed would be there, will not be." 

-Bishop Fulton Sheen (Paraphrased Quote).

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