Since I've been reading the Talmud, my mathematical pattern finding in the Torah has accelerated.
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Which sacred texts of your own and other traditions have you studied?
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Have you read Complete Gospels Edited by Miller?
Treks
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* A Witch's Bible and several other Wiccan books
* Tao Te Ching (read it, but in honesty, can't say I've studied it)
* Sri Guru Granth Sahib (studied it for several years)
* Various Heathen texts
* The Bible (Protestant canon in English, read it through once, currently studying, and will probably study it for the rest of my life)
* Tao Te Ching (read it, but in honesty, can't say I've studied it)
* Sri Guru Granth Sahib (studied it for several years)
* Various Heathen texts
* The Bible (Protestant canon in English, read it through once, currently studying, and will probably study it for the rest of my life)
RestlessSoul
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My favourite spiritual texts are;
The Psalms
Ecclesiastes
The Gospels
Revelation
The Dhammapada
The Bhagavad Gita
(some of) The Upanishads
The Tao te Ching
And the poetry of Rumi, William Blake, Percy Shelley, Ryokan, Basho, Emily Dickinson
The Psalms
Ecclesiastes
The Gospels
Revelation
The Dhammapada
The Bhagavad Gita
(some of) The Upanishads
The Tao te Ching
And the poetry of Rumi, William Blake, Percy Shelley, Ryokan, Basho, Emily Dickinson