Does anyone know anything about the Adam Kadmon (DNA) Activation? I'm a bit skeptical seeing as the visible results you get can easily be obtained using yoga and making minor changes to your diet.
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What is the Adam Kadmon Activation? The Adam Kadmon activation or 24-Strand DNA Activation activates the last two DNA strands. We operate at a mere 10% of our capacity, a fact repeatedly stated in scientific literature. This activation starts the process to return us to the original blueprint of man – the Adam Kadmon. It is time for us to have access to our full . . .
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Topic started by Re@PeR on 14 March 2010 in General Discussions
I have to say, that I am rather skeptical about DNA activation in general
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Frying Pan Jesus by Re@PeR on 13 March 2010
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Out of the frying pan into.... Oh! Shit! He didn't make it. :hehehe:
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Chief exorcist says Devil is in Vatican by Re@PeR on 13 March 2010
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Re: Chief exorcist says Devil is in Vatican by Re@PeR on 14 March 2010
Yes indeed Re@PeR. The vast majority of the SA churches are indeed Protestant. I speak under correction but the Catholic share of the Christian pie in Africa, as a whole, is less than 10%.
A bit off the topic, but did you know that although the Catholic Church gets the blame for the `Burning Times' they were actually responsible for only 5% of the cases. The State itself taking the lion's share at 70% followed by the Protestants at 25%. The famous Salem Witch hunts, Rev Goodie, were purely Protestant.
A bit off the topic, but did you know that although the Catholic Church gets the blame for the `Burning Times' they were actually responsible for only 5% of the cases. The State itself taking the lion's share at 70% followed by the Protestants at 25%. The famous Salem Witch hunts, Rev Goodie, were purely Protestant.
Topic started by Re@PeR on 23 February 2010 in General Discussions
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Re: Vegetarian for spiritual reasons? by SoaringSpirit on 23 February 2010
Re: Vegetarian for spiritual reasons? by nightmoon on 24 February 2010
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Re: Vegetarian for spiritual reasons? by crorepati on 13 March 2010
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:lmao:
Topic started by Claro de Luna on 17 February 2010 in General Discussions
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The indispensable basics by crorepati on 13 March 2010
That is interesting advice Crorepati. Thanks, I'll remember that.
The four Royal stars or Guardians of the Sky were a group of stars noticed by the Persian astrologers, and mentioned by Zarathustra[1] , around 3000 BC and used as a rudimentary season calendar.
Hi Guys, We need your help. Kaye's son was injured in rugby this afternoon at Rustenburg. The ambulance is currently taking him to hospital. Please send healing energy and some angels to assist there!!!!!!!!
Re: Kay's Son by SoaringSpirit on 12 March 2010
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Re: Kay's Son by Re@PeR on 13 March 2010
So glad to hear the good news.
Topic started by Grifthin on 9 March 2010 in General Discussions
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Noseyness and the supernatural by Grifthin on 9 March 2010
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Re: Noseyness and the supernatural by nightmoon on 12 March 2010
Funny, I wonder if the NGK knows that they are driving the young'uns away, because I also fell out of that boat.
Topic started by SoaringSpirit on 12 March 2010 in General Discussions
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Topic started by Bee on 16 May 2008 in Magical Menagerie
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Next it'll be Otherkin. *sigh*
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I know how you feel.... :|
Next it'll be Otherkin. *sigh*
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I know how you feel.... :|
Karmic Follies
The understanding of karma has proved very important in Wicca, Witchcraft, Paganism, and magick. In Wicca and Witchcraft, this has taken the form of the “Law of Return” and the “Three-Fold Law.” The basic idea is that you will receive in some proportion to what you give. In ceremonial magick, this translates as “if you do something that negatively effects another, something negative will happen to you—so don’t do magick that harms others.” In general, then, these names—karma, the law of return, etc.—can be described as the natural law of cause and effect.
This is an important . . .
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The understanding of karma has proved very important in Wicca, Witchcraft, Paganism, and magick. In Wicca and Witchcraft, this has taken the form of the “Law of Return” and the “Three-Fold Law.” The basic idea is that you will receive in some proportion to what you give. In ceremonial magick, this translates as “if you do something that negatively effects another, something negative will happen to you—so don’t do magick that harms others.” In general, then, these names—karma, the law of return, etc.—can be described as the natural law of cause and effect.
This is an important . . .
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Re: Karmic Follies by Re@PeR on 3 March 2010
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Re: Karmic Follies by Re@PeR on 9 March 2010
Great post Tombe!
It's amazing how many people struggle with the concept of Karma... i think it is because it is mystified so much, whereas, like the article says, it is a pretty simple inherent natural system... It happens, regardless of our disposition towards religion or whatever we choose to define it as...
Also, agree with Re@ps.
It's amazing how many people struggle with the concept of Karma... i think it is because it is mystified so much, whereas, like the article says, it is a pretty simple inherent natural system... It happens, regardless of our disposition towards religion or whatever we choose to define it as...
Also, agree with Re@ps.
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Teen to wed schoolgirl in pagan ceremony by Tombe on 9 March 2010
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Re: Teen to wed schoolgirl in pagan ceremony by Peter (Stone Warlock) on 10 March 2010
Would have to ask Zeph, or one of the other more global peeps. lol I get a bit parochial, when it comes to legalities.
@Tombe: It's TRADITION! *sings*
@Tombe: It's TRADITION! *sings*
Topic started by Peter (Stone Warlock) on 6 March 2010 in General Discussions
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[color=green]Lantis? Haven't heard that word in ages...
Every magick has its age and the wizards or magi age has come.
It's long believed that the Magos age will bring ruin to re-align the earth. In my studies of Egypt I have found that the time which the Christian Bible calls the "plagues of Egypt" was near the end of one of the ages.
*bows head to the Warlock*
Your time has come, my friend. Relish in it.
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Every magick has its age and the wizards or magi age has come.
It's long believed that the Magos age will bring ruin to re-align the earth. In my studies of Egypt I have found that the time which the Christian Bible calls the "plagues of Egypt" was near the end of one of the ages.
*bows head to the Warlock*
Your time has come, my friend. Relish in it.
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