Pretty much all of them for me
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Name all the religions you've seen miracles under
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Name all the religions you've seen miracles under
Wherever I go, I am able to see miracles
Seeing miracles is God's Grace, and God's Grace has nothing to do with a certain Religion, but with how open/receptive I am
Jeremiah Ames
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That’s all I could think of.
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Christianity. I don't know about "miracles", but I have had a number baffling experiences that I cannot explain. Things of that nature haven't happened to me while messing around with other paths.
I've thought that there were miracles I've seen and experienced in the past, but they were likely placebos or hallucinations, honestly. The fact that I was in a heightened emotional state when they happened lead me to believe that they were. Not that I think that devalues my experiences, though. On the contrary. It's useful to know how my brain responds to certain stimuli. 
As for the religions, various denominations of Christianity, Gathic Zoroastrianism, and Heathenry. After that, I understood the psychological mechanisms at work and haven't had those experiences since. I could slip back into that state of mind if I wanted to, but meh... No sense in dwelling in dreams, IMO.
As for the religions, various denominations of Christianity, Gathic Zoroastrianism, and Heathenry. After that, I understood the psychological mechanisms at work and haven't had those experiences since. I could slip back into that state of mind if I wanted to, but meh... No sense in dwelling in dreams, IMO.
I have detailed records of my schizophrenia, but some things I can only explain as miracles.I've thought that there were miracles I've seen and experienced in the past, but they were likely placebos or hallucinations, honestly. The fact that I was in a heightened emotional state when they happened lead me to believe that they were. Not that I think that devalues my experiences, though. On the contrary. It's useful to know how my brain responds to certain stimuli.
As for the religions, various denominations of Christianity, Gathic Zoroastrianism, and Heathenry. After that, I understood the psychological mechanisms at work and haven't had those experiences since. I could slip back into that state of mind if I wanted to, but meh... No sense in dwelling in dreams, IMO.
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I am wondering what Heathenry was able to do for you. Can you explain your experiences with it?I've thought that there were miracles I've seen and experienced in the past, but they were likely placebos or hallucinations, honestly. The fact that I was in a heightened emotional state when they happened lead me to believe that they were. Not that I think that devalues my experiences, though. On the contrary. It's useful to know how my brain responds to certain stimuli.
As for the religions, various denominations of Christianity, Gathic Zoroastrianism, and Heathenry. After that, I understood the psychological mechanisms at work and haven't had those experiences since. I could slip back into that state of mind if I wanted to, but meh... No sense in dwelling in dreams, IMO.