Current thinking - teach all religions. I say abolish it all

[smallStops]

Thank you for pointing out these features.
At a time I thought about visiting Turkey, but as wars were raging in neighboring Syria, I dropped it.
I will for sure check out these "thermal" places : I am all into finding what works and what does not work.
The Ottoman Empire is not something I know much about, though I did have some serious thoughts of
learning more about it: thank you for mentionning something worth looking into, and a country
worth visiting in 2016.

 

[OddTrader]

It seems that I shook something in you.
Basically, you have to know, that when people look deep into their lives:
1 person out of 1000 people can say it comes from God, many times it comes
from something else, and they find out usually many many many years later
- 40 years is a good time frame.
One very simple example: one woman felt she had it all. Fourth kid on the go and so on.
around 40 years later: all the kids were junkies. When finding out the 'truth': she thought she
had it all because all was going good for her. But actually, had she asked herself
the hard questions at the time, she would have discovered that it was not what she
was assuming.
St Ignace retreats, are actually extremely good in assessing what is supposedly from God,
or what is just being set for later "lesson".
Nothing bad with that: this is where religion is important; it gets the truth as it is.

Apparently, the goodness of " St Ignace retreats " has been heavily and repeatedly promoted by you for exactly 10 posts, since 31st July 2015. http://www.elitetrader.com/et/index.php?search/3167427/&q=Ignace&o=date

I suppose you must have enjoyed very much for your multiple experiences at the " St Ignace retreats " different times at different occasions.

However, every time the spelling, in more than 10+ times in these 10 posts, was incorrectly typed as " St Ignace retreats " , instead of " St Ignatius ", AFAIK.

The incorrect spelling was kept on even after you referred to my post below, where I tried intentionally to provide a correct spelling.

Did Jesus say, " Hey the poor and hungry, go find and pay some good money for some St Ignatius retreats. (Of course, you would have to move/fly first to a developed country for the beautiful peaceful retreats! You may learn something from some established elite guys during retreat, if they like you!) Possibly, in 10 years time (if you still alive), you will get out of poverty with your own efforts (networking with those wealthy guys earning 6 figures in trading)!" ?

I am just very curious, if you are really truly familiar with this retreat. Or the Saint's name! One of the most famous names in spirituality!

Otherwise, the result of this retreat might be just too hard or quite doubtful for some - according to some reviews on the Internet!

My 2 cents!

Some good wish to 2 "females" :

* Realise that God is always a God of Justice, but also a God of mercy.

Please book yourself to some St Ignace retreats ( do at least 5 retreats of 1 month ):
the Autism is not the only thing that will befall this kid
( you might no know but Belgium is a "special" country for children), if you do not sort out
the "spirituality issues". The one who has fears ( her genes are messed up from the tests):
same as well. St Ignace retreats ( idem 5 at least of 1 month): you need God's forgiveness.

No, I have nothing to do with these things : nothing to do with my prayers, as these are about
chasing away impurities. For things to show up as the Autism and the trisomy thing, and nobody
being involved in that, this is not stuff you've done over 6 years.

Do remember God can make miracles. These St Ignace retreats work.
Best wishes, do not despair and courage for the autist one and have hope to avoid the trisomy.

I sincerely wish you both a Happy Xmas and Happy New year!

 

[smallStops]

I used a French translation of a Latin ( Spanish name).
Here we call it St Ignace retreats.

 

[OddTrader]

I used a French translation of a Latin ( Spanish name).
Here we call it St Ignace retreats.

Any links?

Was the French translation of a Latin (Spanish name) originally printed in a Korean publication that was a North Korea's trick?

So long, my French friend!

Q
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignatius_of_Loyola

Saint Ignatius of Loyola (Basque: Ignazio Loiolakoa, Spanish: Ignacio de Loyola) (c. October 23, 1491[1] – July 31, 1556) was a Spanish knight from a local Basque noble family, hermit, priest since 1537, and theologian, who founded the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) and, on 19 April 1541, became its first Superior General.[2] Ignatius emerged as a religious leader during the Counter-Reformation. Loyola's devotion to the Catholic Church was characterized by absolute obedience to the Pope.[3]
UQ

 

[smallStops]

Yes,
Yes this is the person.
Nowdays, there are some retreats St Ignace
run by non-Religious people. These are
not advised : it is best to go for the
one run by Jesuits, as those who run
it have at least 11 years of theology
and know well about demonology ( religious
term to identify the type of sins and
how these manifest themselves and
most importantly h the consequences of these).

 

[smallStops]

Actually, it is best before doing the St Ignace one ,
to do a dhamma.org retreat. Each one approach human experiences
from different angles, so that if one is miss by one, the other
one will find the root causes of whatever is blocking the person.

 

[OddTrader]

imo, only some brain-washed, with limited independent thinking, would still believe various kinds of sins, original or not!

Making a believer judgmental against others - Probably the worst Sin (if any) ever!

Trying (or keen) to apply some subjective standards to others for criticism! Like abortion, equal-sex, birth control, etc.

Causing not only conflict among citizens, sometimes even killings and riots/wars!


http://abbeyofthearts.com/programs/...eltic-spirituality-online-self-study-retreat/

http://www.journeysofthespirit.com/celtic-spiritual-ireland-tour/

http://www.journeysofthespirit.com/celtic-spiritual-ireland-tour-costs/

 

[smallStops]

* How do you explain self-sabotage, for instance?

* Where will you learn - if not among Religious people - that for instance, what are the effects of "fornications" related sins ? Any idea why most people (male or female) who get into "hooking" ( in any forms) sooner or later develop "psychiatrical issues"? How comes these are sur-represented in these type of hospitals?

* Who else, except Religious people, have for the last 2000 years been confessing people on their death beds,
and thus gaining deep knowledge about human nature? Without counting the previous (3000 years BC knowledges).

Do you know everything?

 

[smallStops]

For all these retreats, dhamma, St Ignace, Lumbini, etc : the first time it is recommended to do it in a center with well qualified pros. Because they have experienced all that can go wrong and thus monitor you properly and avoid any problems.

 

[OddTrader]

imo, a believer would better keep the concept of sins within her-/him-self.

If anyone wants to introduce a new law in order to ask other people to follow, perhaps (s)he should become a politician first, in a democratic country.