Not everyone are like you, you know. Don't take it out on me that you don't have any spiritual understanding/experiences. I'll respond to your last post, but this will be my last post in this thread.
I am not ruling out apriori the possibility that people can talk to Jesus/God. I am only concerned about scenarios where people start following this inner voice blindly without ever bringing it before the court of Reason. People should always remain critical about such "inner voices."
First, where did you get the idea from that I'm someone who hear crazy "inner voices"? This has only happend to me when I've gone into a state of delirium/psychosis from benzo withdrawal, which is true craziness, so I well know the difference. Staying up for 3 days in a row also seem to lead to something similar, but that is because your brain is starting to dysfunction. Also, where did you get the idea that I'm someone lacking in reason?
So with that out of the way, I can inform you it's nothing like that, but, at the same time, to someone who has never experienced it for themselves it's very difficult to explain, while someone who has would know right away what I'm talking about.
And you are right, it's more of a stream-of-conscious form of writing, but it's a form I sometimes prefer as it allows me to receive more inspiration. Also, I'm not always in the mood to write an University thesis, although I'm capable of it, but I'm sure most don't particularly enjoy reading this type of writing. And sometimes I just prefer a more conversational style, but so what?
Maybe the voice of Jesus is now speaking to me and Jesus is saying me that I should tell Ninae that she needs go dance naked outside on the street. Why won't you do what I ask you to do? Jesus is asking you -- for God's sake! Why don't you believe me? Because you demand a reasonable argument to back up my claim.
You feel this qualifies you to be taken seriously?
Anyway, to get serious, Jesus and his function in the world and in humanity has nothing to do with what you just mentioned. And it's really an offense to Jesus who is working tirelessly night and day to relieve human suffering and to make us wake up to the divine reality and bring us closer to God.
I'm not suprised to hear he hasn't shown himself to you, however, as he respects our will and doesn't force himself upon anyone. From my experience he only comes when you call out for him with all your heart or in times of great need. By the way, before you think I'm some kind of lifelong brainwashed Jesus-freak, I was never that attracted to Jesus, but in the last year I've been through a lot of traumatic episodes and near-death experiences, so it was kind of a last resort. And when you're laying there calling desperately from help from God, and there seems to be none coming, there aren't really that many alternatives.
What suprised me the most was that he appeared, however, as I'd never been able to imagine what that would be like or that it was something that would ever happen to me. It just so happens I have developed one psychic ability, something called "clairsentience", which means you can feel energies and emotions others might not feel, very precisely and strongly, and I can also communicate telepathically with him, or he with me.
So I can feel his presence very clearly. I don't see him visually, but I can feel him. And the first thing that happens is that he gives me some healing or sends me some kind of healing energy to try to comfort me and heal my emotions. Then I start hearing his words in my mind. It's very recognisable as he's always on about the same thing. He basically tries to calm me down and make me see sense. So he helps me both emotionally and mentally and basically tries to bring me back into balance and make me more healthy.
Yes, healthy is the keyword as everything about it is perfectly healthy. He tries to restore your health - physically, psychologically, and spiritually. There is nothing unhealthy in him, nothing irrational about him. Everything he says is right and you can't really say anything about it. There is no doubt or question about it - you can feel it deeply in your heart, emotions, and mind that he is right. So many times, especially during withdrawals or overdoses (well, mostly then) he has helped me and brought me back to my senses.
Though it's not necessarily such a pleasent experience. As you know him from the Bible he can be very demanding and many feel he demands more than they are willing to do or is possible for a human being (and that is probably why many reject him). But he's just trying to straighten you out and put you into place, basically, but for your own good. He requires dicipline and self-control, so you won't do so much harm to yourself and others. So he's not all sweetness and light but also like to apply what we would call "tough love".
Don't you think one should always apply such a scepticism to oneself also? Because, in the end, what makes your "inner voices of Jesus" any more true than my inner voice of Jesus? Should one not always remain critical about such "inner voices" and bring them before the court of Reason?
I wasn't aware you can hear the inner voice of Jesus. Besides it's more like telepathy than "inner voices". And the "reason" you put so highly is nothing more than one of the lower aspects of the human being, or the lower self. That is the mental body, and I am practically done developing intellectually, or my mental body.
Of course you could say it's superior to the emotional and instinctual body (or brain centres). But above that is the soul-body or higher self, which is a higher spiritual aspect of yourself and bridges your lower self with your spirit, which is the part of you that is "Made in God's image" and the level where we all are one.
And seen from a spiritual perspective of course these are superior but people vary in their ability to connect with them and receive impulses from them.
Don't you think it would be wise to maintain a critical distance of his thought? Or should we follow every word he says (including the borderline racism) just because he happens to be a 'spiritual person' (who, of course, says a lot of nice things about Jesus).
Peter Deunov?
You need to do some proper research so you know what you're talking about before making accusations like that, as he was (deliberately) misrepresented. His dream and what he preached of was the emergenge of a 6th race where all races would blend together and form the most superior race of all who has been and finally bring an end to racism.
http://www.beinsadouno.org/old/lib/sg116.htm
"The sixth race which is at hand has within itself all the good qualities of all of the races which have preceded. In this regard, it represents the essential synthesis of the human virtues.
Each race has given something of itself. The race which follows - the race of Love - will give the most. It will be represented by noble, luminous souls. It will bring to earth the new culture.
The brows of the people of the sixth race will be curved very little indicating that they are part of a very large Circle. The complexion of these people will be radiant like a figure illuminated by the sun. Light will emanate from their faces as if they were radiating. At night there will be no need of lamps. Wherever one goes, there will be light, because man will radiate light".
That's good enough for me.
And how many have you enlightened?
