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Old Dec 28, 2007, 01:36 PM
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If Jungian Psychology, was just another point of view, it could be easily accepted and used. However, my research uncovered much more than that and just a point of view became only the tip of the iceberg. The use of Jungian Psychology, is a use of many different parts of many different eastern religions all wrapped up and packaged up with a mix of hard to understand terms and fancy words making it look like a form of Christianity. It involves the use of mysticism and occult practices. It includes the waking of chakras or Kundalini or also known as the serpent power.
It is awakened by many forms of practice such as: yoga postures, breathing exercises, manta meditation, singing, chanting, alcohol, drugs, transcendental meditation etc... Once awakened this engery cannot be turned off. It is said that if you do not know how to control it within yourself and if you do not understand the depth of it, that you can end up with insanity or even death.
Do you not remember the serpent in the Garden of Eden, and yet when you hear about the serpent power of the chakras, the warning falls on deaf ears. I have personally witnessed the dangers of this practice and so I ask that all of you please be very careful in what you seek, for in the end you might find you have gotten far more than what you bargained for and once you have it there is no going back. The engery is like being plugged into a electrical socket, day & night. It envolves terrible strange feelings and thoughts. It is not something to seek. There are warnings against these practies in the Bible. I hope I have not offended anyone, but there is only one way to tell of the danger, and that is telling it as it really is.
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All my life I have know that I am different. I have trouble with my thinking and processing information. I have trouble in keeping close friends. I am afraid of living, and I don't really know why. I am good at pretending everything is all right, by just gritting my teeth and just charging ahead and getting through the rough spots, but inside I am afraid of failure and getting critized for things I do. I am hoping someone can help me, or at least understand me.