That said, here is the location of the pineal gland...
Posted on 11/05/2021 11:43:00 AM PDT by rebuildus
“It may be the Devil and it may be the Lord, but you’re going to have to serve somebody.” Robert Zimmerman
“It may be the Devil and it may be the Lord, but you’re going to have to serve somebody.” Robert Zimmerman
Amen to that!
The third eye stuff is Hinduism.
All this stuff he’s advocating is NOT Christianity.
“It may be the Devil and it may be the Lord, but you’re going to have to serve somebody.” Robert Zimmerman
“The Secret History of the World” by Mark Booth (Jonathan Black) is not a Christian book, and does not claim to be. It’s claim is that it reveals the ancient knowledge of secret societies. I don’t recommend it as “truth”, but in some parts it offers a different perspective with which to more deeply examine and reflect on accepted concepts of common belief.
For relevance, there are several sections on the “third eye” and the biological and spiritual function of the pineal gland.
very interesting. I’ll watch the video. I’ve actually been reading alot about the pineal gland of late as I’m doing a ton of research on borax (which has the main ingredient of Boron, a required mineral). Borax, in conjunction with magnesium, will decalcify and deflouridate your pineal gland and make it work effectively.
“The third eye stuff is Hinduism.
All this stuff he’s advocating is NOT Christianity.”
You couldn’t have actually read the whole article. You look at words and determine they’re not true. Not a good practice.
Thanks for keeping an open mind, C, B and No S !
Thanks, spacejunkie2001. I hope it goes well for you.
Light enters our minds through the pineal gland, which is located above our physical eyes in the forehead area.
The pineal gland is not "above the eyes, in the forehead area" but well back in the lower-middle part of the brain, much closer to the cerebellum than to the forehead.
That said, here is the location of the pineal gland...
It's new ageism.
I know there are some who read this–usually Christians–who will dismiss what I am saying as “New Age” or something non-Christian. I assure you this is not the case. Just remember Jesus praying in the garden, with that halo illuminating his head. What do you think a halo is?
Where in Scripture does it portray Jesus with a halo around His head? There's no Scriptural support for that.
And if he's basing it on religious paintings, then he's going even further off base.
So, yes, it is New Age and non -Christian. He just can't see it.
I noticed that, too.
Never in my life have I seen that and no, it could not be a demonstration of an *eye*.
“Where in Scripture does it portray Jesus with a halo around His head? There’s no Scriptural support for that.
And if he’s basing it on religious paintings, then he’s going even further off base.
So, yes, it is New Age and non -Christian. He just can’t see it.”
metmom, perhaps you’ve never experienced or recognized light inside your mind while in prayer. I have. So have many others, It’s a REAL phenomenon—not based on a painting or paintings. The paintings merely demonstrate something that has happened throughout history. Very Christian indeed, but the experience is not limited to those who “call” themselves “Christian.”
Perceiving a light in my own mind does not translate to it being visible to others, which is what he claimed.
“Perceiving a light in my own mind does not translate to it being visible to others, which is what he claimed.”
Okay... so how do you know there’s a God? Have you ever claimed He exists?
What’s that got to do with my comment?
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