Kundalini

[Strangelove]

People who deny the manifestations of the Holy Spirit in believers, or people who fear them are those who cry, "Kundalini!"

I pay no attention to them. They are fearmongers and think that pretty much all manifestations are evil.

Or maybe the people who want to discuss kundalini are those who recognise the symptoms of kundalini abuse, and the antics shown in some denominational churches are....

.....one and the same.

- Slain in the spirit
- Uncontrollable Laughing
- Animal noises
- Loss of control regarding behaviour in general
- Visions
- Unintelligable utterances
- Altered states of consciousness: heightened awareness; spontaneous trance states; mystical experiences

List goes on and on.

This type of behaviour is seen in CERTAIN Christian churches....and also in many heathen religions and has a definate Pagan history going back to the Oracle priestesses at Delphi.

Should Christians really be involved in anything that pagans do? Spiritual stuff I mean?

Doc.

 

[Alabaster]

and gullible Christians buy books and videos while the authors retire from it in lakeside condos in wealth.. true?

Sorry for my skepticism I have been bitten a few to many times with believing things like that.

No one gets rich when the Holy Spirit is allowed to work in people. I have no idea what you are on about with that comment!

How have you been bitten?

 

[Elijah674]

Just more of satan's garbage! Jude 11-12 'Twice DEAD Winds of doctrine'

---Elijah


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[Alabaster]

That is just silly, Elijah. What you have done has made my point. I should thank you.

 

[jasoncran]

I don't quite agree that "holy laughter" is the same thing as the spirit of joy...joy is a gift of the spirit, not a spirit in of itself. Semantics? Maybe, but there is so much spiritual confusion out there now, perhaps we need to be really clear on some points.

I go back to what I said before...if a "spiritual manifestation" has a clear biblical basis...and I mean clear, something that we see associated with the Spirit in the Bible, like tongues and prophesy, then it is most likely from the Spirit.

But, some of these trendy "spiritual manifestations" are not biblical, or have a couple of "proof texts" tied to them, or, if they show up in the bible have more in common with the descriptions of the demonically possessed than they do with those baptized by the Holy Spirit.

All I am saying is that we should hold "spiritual manifestations" to the same Biblical scrutiny that we do any other doctrinal matter. I don't give it a pass, just because it's supposed to be "of the Spirit". As a matter of fact, since I believe wholeheartedly in demonic spirits, and the bible tells us to beware of false prophets and teachers, I tend to subject these kinds of things to even greater scrutiny.

I guess part of my whole attitude about this is my experience with an Assembly of God revival (happened on the night I became a Christian) in which I saw supposedly godly women, older, modest women, rolling around on the floor, exposing their panties and people shrieking, screaming, stomping around and other such things. Show me, from the Scriptures, where the Holy Spirit has God's daughters, Jesus' brides, uncontrollably rolling around showing their tighty-whities to a bunch of men. It looked and sounded far more like people possessed of demons rather than people under the influence of the Holy Spirit. I became a Christian later that night (actually early the following morning) but in spite of that exhibition, not because of it.

And, now that I'm older and a little more educated in the Scriptures, I don't believe that those AofG folks were possessed by demons either...I do think that the revivalist had them so emotionally worked up, and that they had been taught that this was what they were supposed to do "under the Spirit" that they just gave into it. But, that doesn't make it Biblical or pleasing to God.

yes poor choice , it best described as a joyous spirit and that above thing is something i have never seen but once and that one person who did that(crawled under the pews to the alter and where the worship team and band were was stopped and lead out to the foyer and talked to by a few of the elders.

that person has since repented and never did that again.