Am I ever wrong? Well, hard to answer that. Often it's with people I don't know and will never see again. I do know that during a session, there are so many HITS that I feel comfortable in continuing. Sometimes, people come to me the next year and say, "Ohhhh, you were soooo right on!" And I've had many instance where I will repeat something word for word that someone else has told them. That gives confirmation. Many times, people need a confirming word to assure them they are on the right path. When we've done dream teams/prophetic teams, we've had people have to be carried off they are sobbing so in finding out what God has to say for them. Many people have no idea that they are loved. One time, a woman came to the mall in Orlando with a gun in her purse, ready to kill herself. Some of our team members were having lunch in the food court and one of them gave her a word. She started to cry. She said that she'd come to the mall determined to hear something from God and if she didn't, she planned on killing herself. Once she got the word, she changed her mind. That's when it's cool.

I don't think it matters what you believe in, as long as you believe in something, It is something that vibrates a consciousness’ inside building confidence within yourself that you can achieve what ever you set out to do
When one stops believing then that inner feeling stops and we question ourselves with doubt.

It does not matter if someone’s belief is different to yours that is up to them, It is your belief that counts to you, that is the beauty of "self "
" and being who you are ".

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Am I ever wrong? Well, hard to answer that. Often it's with people I don't know and will never see again. I do know that during a session, there are so many HITS that I feel comfortable in continuing. Sometimes, people come to me the next year and say, "Ohhhh, you were soooo right on!" And I've had many instance where I will repeat something word for word that someone else has told them. That gives confirmation. Many times, people need a confirming word to assure them they are on the right path. When we've done dream teams/prophetic teams, we've had people have to be carried off they are sobbing so in finding out what God has to say for them. Many people have no idea that they are loved. One time, a woman came to the mall in Orlando with a gun in her purse, ready to kill herself. Some of our team members were having lunch in the food court and one of them gave her a word. She started to cry. She said that she'd come to the mall determined to hear something from God and if she didn't, she planned on killing herself. Once she got the word, she changed her mind. That's when it's cool.

The reason I ask is because you credit it to Christ while as you probably have been told, in biblical tradition psychic ability is generally regarded as evil. The only exception is if a person's visions come directly from God. But if they say it's from God and they're ever wrong about anything it's supposed to mean their vision came from somewhere else and the psychic was to be summarily killed. Not a problem you have to worry about nowadays but a case in point to the thread topic.

I don't usually speak unless I'm really sure of what I say. And yeah, the whole killing of the prophets is always a downer and dissuader to those starting out. We believe that prophets have to be trained and in the process, there are a lot of messy diapers. It is good to have a safe place to practice.

About the Dark Ages. I've always taken it to represent the Christian Dark Ages, meaning the time when Christianity mercilessly took control of the world and tried to hold it at all costs against science and magick. (Yes, science and magick, together. Think about it.)

We know that the clergy failed, but it seems science took a far greater leap after the fall. Perhaps because the Christians were somewhat successful in removing the concept of individual divinity and the awareness of spirit? No matter, that seems to be recovering now.

And as far as technology, there was none. between the fall of Rome and the Renaissance there was such a decline in something so basic as sanitation that the Plague was allowed free reign over Europe, while civilised nations such as the Moslem states, with their religious bathing habits (literally), did not suffer as much.

So, yes, they were dark. Nothing to do with light though, I'm sure the sun was just as bright back then.

I see "Christian" oppression as coming from the Catholic Church. It was not so much a matter of religion as it was MONEY and power. Just who was it that burned Joan of Arc? I believe she heard from God as who was she before? Just a little slip of a girl. Not a general. I see God using the foolish to confound the "wise". Where was Gideon when God called him? HIDING. And even HE was sure God was looking for someone else. I believe our discoveries are merely taking things from one dimension and bringing it to this one. I do not believe we are "divine" as in being Gods. I believe in only one and those who embrace Him inherit a royal lineage.