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Unfolding Nature Shop: Unfolding Nature: Being in the Implicate Order

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Stigmata and Religion
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Hey guys, I recently watched The Exorcism of Emily Rose and it was neat that they referenced Stigmata; Which is mysterious wounds/birthmarks in the place of the wounds of crucifixion, it could be on the hands and or feet.

Apparently its not uncommon for people to have these marks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stigmata
"Reported cases of stigmata take various forms. Many show some or all of five Holy Wounds that were, according to the Bible, inflicted on Jesus during his crucifixion: wounds in the wrists and feet, from nails; and in the side, from a lance. Some stigmatics display wounds to the forehead similar to those caused by the Crown of Thorns."


Ironically i was one of them, I have Stigmata markings on my left hand(the one i write with) and also i think another stigmata marking on the right side of my torso just below the ribcage, this birthmark is the size of a nickel.

Here is a photo of my left hand i took last year.


Its funny that its on my left side because according to catholic faith that's the side of the devil, (maybe im the anti-christ :lol:)

Sometimes it makes me wonder if there is in fact significance to birth marks or perhaps when were are young we are told things that encourage us to give it significance.

Either way its a neat occurance.

Any other members on this board born with marks that would qualify as stigmata?


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Edited by SleepyE (10/07/14 05:28 PM)

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Re: Stigmata and Religion [Re: SleepyE]
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Wild thoughts, but still could be up to chance.

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Re: Stigmata and Religion [Re: DeltaCepheid]
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definitely. But i guess the philosophical question is.. Is there such thing as coincidence or perhaps reality is actually non-linear and the act of me describing this 'now' is programming it as a reality in the past.:tinfoil:

Maybe we write our own stories :lol:

trippy to think about either way.


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Re: Stigmata and Religion [Re: SleepyE]
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hmm perhaps a timid response due to the believe of event eventuality rather than theoretical responses. being that all of this matters or it doesnt, its seems the evidence points to the fact that man and beast and every creepy crawling in the jungle is either gods or nothing. if we chose to be the void of darkness we would much rather be satisfied in knowing that there is always more that meets the eye. the only thing i can state is nothing in re guards to OP. but if i choose to i would have already done so allllooong time ago. perhaps we are just dust in the wind. i cant wait for all of our awakenings or transitions from this form too the next. i personally would not choose 2 respect a individual if he in turn could not bear his own bull####. if i choose to hate 1 thing besides my shelf as a person it would be insubordinate to the changing of seasons or rather the Resistance to that of change. we all die,life,get wet, and thats all i ever would choose, to continue and never be the void in darkness. as with yin and yang you cant choose 1 b4 the other, we all are equally. from your gas station janitorial staff to the joker. in any case i choose jesus christ as the Representative of the father of time. but only and simply because he has choose me, us,  to all be free from sin but not be bound from it. we can create are own heaven or hell, all of these things can be Lent from previous legends, whether its any movie, music, or compilation of anything ever written, its all linear in perspective to the 3rd di mention and the perception of the universe. if i choose to be in heaven eternally id be there already, and since things seem like there is nothing but famine,wars, poverty, it would make rationality in turn be swayed from something that is but never meant to eternally be. your drawings of dmt say it all too me, your processor seems to function at a nice steady rate, vs someone who knows nothing of self awareness.


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