Astrology, Numerology & Religion - Practicing Metaphysics Isn’t Sinful

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By scottpetullo


Rather than embracing religious or spiritual teachings blindly, 
question what you read or hear and consider other viewpoints.
 
For those who claim that metaphysical practices such as 
astrology and numerology are sinful, we recommend reading 
"The Christian Conspiracy," by Dr. L. David Moore, who is 
a life-long Christian. Dr Moore outlines the Vatican political 
process of cannon selection (the editing of the Bible) that took 
place for 500 years after the death of Jesus. Some principles 
made the cut, many others were thrown out, and all decisions 
were based on the opinions of a religious group attempting to 
make their organization the most popular and powerful.
 
Dr Moore writes, "The major point to be understood is that 
the Old Testament upon which so much of early Christianity 
depended in order to have a historical basis and to become 
legitimized, didn't officially exist until well after
Christianity had been established and even after much of
what later became the New Testament had been written. In
addition, one major reason for establishing the Old Testament
as canon was because during the first century C.E.,
Christianity was distorting the historical record in order
to enhance their own new religion."
 
Surely one recognizes the strong potential in the production 
process of the Bible for many spiritual truths to be overlooked 
and even avoided altogether.
 
Also, historical evidence points to the idea that the 
manufacturing of Christianity involved borrowing heavily 
from Pagan and other ancient spiritual philosophies (many 
were distorted to suit the Church's views).
 
Regarding the fear of demonic possession by exploring 
metaphysical practices, practicing any form of spirituality 
(including organized, traditional ones) from a base of fear 
can lower your vibration and make you more susceptible 
to negative energy.
 
Dr Moore goes on to say, "In addition to the extensive editing 
and rewrites of the Bible, there was the influence of the 
Inquisition or the Holy Calling (1231--1820). This was 
established by the Papacy to punish anyone who expressed a 
belief in reincarnation or practiced anything metaphysical that 
would threaten the universal control of the Church. They 
proclaimed these beliefs as the work of the devil and any 
believers were sent to dungeons, tortured, or burned to 
death."
 
Fear of persecution in many ways still exists today.
 
There are many different ways to connect with spirit: 
Meditation, prayer, attending religious or spiritual services, 
spending time in nature, making love, enjoying a good meal, 
and many others. If your preferred method is legal, it works 
for you, and if you've done your homework to make sure it 
isn't hurting you or anyone else, go for it.
 
Scott Petullo
http://www.mystictwins.com/
 
Stephen Petullo
http://www.holisticmakeover.com
 
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