Kundalini spirits in the church?

Christians Together ^ | Andrew Strom

[Mark17]

You are located in a hotbed of non-Christian ‘christians’.

Can you give us pats a little lesson from your experience?

I have not personally seen kundalini in any churches yet. I asked a local pastor about it. He said he had not seen it either.
The non Christian Christians, are pretty superstitious, like placing garlic on the window sill. Sometimes they want to leave California, because they think it will fall into the sea. Some think cracking your knuckles causes cancer. During a thunderstorm, some will turn a mirror toward the wall, because they think the mirror attracts lightning.
Many non Christian Christians are, however, like the Bereans, they are open to the truth.
There is another issue that I will freep mail you about, because it is weird. 😀

[lupie]

Scary stuff, isn’t it?

[lupie]

Still is demonic. It is not human, it is not of the Almighty Creator God. Therefore, it is demonic.

[metmom]

It is. I’ve been in meetings where it’s happened and it is definitely not kosher.

And yet, people are so enamored with it. They think it’s of God and just revel in it in ecstasy.

It’s all about the feeling and experience and not about the word of God.

[metmom]

There’s a book out called *The Beautiful Side of Evil* by Johanna Michaelsen.

It can be found on Amazon.

[metmom]

OOOOpppsss......

There’s a book out called *The Beautiful Side of Evil* by Johanna Michaelsen.

It can be found on Amazon. It deals with one woman’s real life experiences with the demonic.

[Elsie]

It’s in my library.

I bought it when it was first printed.

Must be time for a re-read!

[lupie]

I have the book. I thought about recommending it. It is an eye opening and chilling read. There is also an author by the name of Kurt Koch (I think) who has written several small books, most of case studies on people involved in the occult. I have read several of his books.