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| Art |
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Member No.: 3 Joined: 11-May 06 |
Group,
I'll make this short just to get something rolling. As I've spoke on other groups, there are only two types of angels that deal with everyday lives of humans. Messengers and guardians. 1. Messengers They deliver my messages, prayers, etc. to our Father and visea-versa. 2. Guardian Protect me from myself. IMHO Art |
| Art |
Posted: May 11 2006, 08:04 PM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Member No.: 3 Joined: 11-May 06 |
I also have thoughts at times about the animals around the world. They may be angels type spirits, but then they may also have souls like us humans?????
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Posted: May 13 2006, 01:49 AM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Member No.: 3 Joined: 11-May 06 |
Hello Art,
Do you think God created all these different angels for no reason? Art2 |
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Member No.: 3 Joined: 11-May 06 |
Hello Art2,
Yes God did create many angel races, but they were created for other reasons, not just to take care of the human race. Art |
| ghost |
Posted: May 14 2006, 03:59 AM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Member No.: 5 Joined: 14-May 06 |
There are two other functions of angels as well. To rule, and to guide. From my experience, the four permissions are: 1. To light - enlighten and teach 2. To guard - to protect 3. To rule - providing a path 4. To guide - to guide along that path |
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Posted: May 14 2006, 10:02 PM
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Administrator Group: Admin Posts: 3 Member No.: 1 Joined: 29-April 06 |
Well guys, as I see it, there realy is only one "function" an angel has:
Love. All their other actions are a direct result thereof. _-SOLO-_. |
| ghost |
Posted: May 15 2006, 07:03 AM
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Love as a motivational force behind their acts, certainly, solo. But permissions are given to angels for their actions. |
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Posted: May 15 2006, 07:50 PM
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Permissions indeed, Ghost. But not only from higher hand. The subject in question (the one who is to be helped) must also be willing to accept this help. i.e. give his/her permission.
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| ghost |
Posted: May 16 2006, 10:36 AM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Member No.: 5 Joined: 14-May 06 |
In my experience, yes and no. There are several combinations here
to consider. About these four permissions, first, they should be considered seperately. But also, although it is correct for you to say "subject", the term is a little bit vague and i will explain why. If you understand my meaning you will see that there are several more possibilities than at first one might have considered. Considering an average person, one whom by no means has any knowledge or consideration of angels. A person perhaps whom has never even been introduced to the topic, even a person whom hasn't any sort of philosophical ideas whatsoever. This person could be simply very young, or perhaps lives in a modern area but has been sheltered, or perhaps this person is mentally retarded, in any case, this person is devoid of the concept of angels. For such a person could we use the label "unaware"? Considering another person, perhaps one whom has been introduced to the topic only by means of commercialism. Perhaps this person has never been offered the opportunity of any sort of religion, or perhaps they simply were turned off by the topic. In any case, the person is aware of what an angel is considered by the definition of the word or by the generic collective information they have seen in their life, perhaps on TV, or in a movie, or maybe even only figurines in a pawn shop. In any case, lets say that such a person has already determined that angels are mythic only at best, or idiocy in the other extreme. Could we call such a person "ignorant"? Consider another person, one whom is religious, one who has been taught in some way that angels are real. Consider that this person believes that angels exist, has a different view than the generic commercialized angel, or perhaps similar at best. In any case, the person has never encountered an angel but the concept of angels fits into their religious beliefs or their philosophy well. For such a person it would be easier to believe in angels simply by how they feel about angels but only practically based on how the idea fits into their world. Could we say such a person is "faithful"? Consider now another person, one whom exceeds faithful. A person whom has had the opportunity to witness the physical entity of an angel. Consider this person rare but also well documented. Persons like this have seen lights, ladies, the blessed virgin, and there are other types of reports as you well know. Could we call such people "witnessed"? Another category of person would be one whom also exceeds faithful, but whom has not witnessed an apparition. However, as the case may be they have seen angels clearly in visions. Of this entire generic group of people there are four classifications. Those who saw visions of angels which were angels. Those who saw visions of angels which were not angels, and those who saw visions of something different and didn't know these visions were of angels. And finally, those who saw visions of something different, and called them angels, even though they were not angels. Generically as a group, could we call such people "mystic"? Of the four types of mystic there are some things to be said as well. Angels in my experience have consistently identified as angels in one way or another. There isn't any doubt in the mind about such a vision. Therefore the third type of mystic, one whom saw a vision of something, yet didn't understand the vision was an angel, does not exist. If it is a real vision, the vision is understood. But I listed this case to cover the possibilities and to be complete. Also mystic experiences come in all shapes and sizes. They are affected by a person's education as well as their skepticism. In the fourth case of mystic, a person might see a vision of something different than an angel, and call it an angel, even though it was not an angel. Could we call this type of mystic "Hopeful"? In the second case of mystic, one whom has seen something angelic, but has not been introduced mystically to an angel, such a person might be hopeful as described above, or such a person might be under the influence of anything from a narcotic or hallucinogen, or even extremely hopeful because of surrounding circumstances such as hospitalization, or any number of other pressures. This sub category of mystic has two types of person in my experience. Could we call these sorts of mystics "self-fulfilled" or "decieved" depending on the situation? About mystics whom have seen angels that were actually angels. There are three types that i am aware of. Of these three types i have only spoken with the first type, read about the second, and experienced the third. The first type are people that have mystically seen angels but only in passing. The angels were a part of their mystical experience but were doing something other than interacting with the mystic. Could we call these mystics "mystical witnessed"? The second type of mystic is one whom has called for an angel by invocation using ritualistic means. These would be people whom would be considered artful in the occult. Even today such groups are esoteric and secret because of the backlash which results from various other religions which have been more acceptable to society for one reason or another. Could we refer to these mystics as "adepts"? The third type of mystic is one whom has been called by angels through their invocation upon the mystic. The reason for this may be because of interaction with angels in a previous part of the life, or may simply be because of the quality of the mystics life and they are called by the angels for a reason. Could we refer to these mystics as "ordained"? Of the ordained, i am only familiar with three types of mystic. At this point i think it would be wise to hear your reply before continuing. |
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Posted: May 17 2006, 10:59 AM
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I listed those various types of people to give you an idea of the various types of circumstances which a person could find themselves when it comes to permissions. You had mentioned that a person needed to ask for help, but there is more to it than that. In the ways of protection, there doesn't even need to be a request. Angels are independent to do as they please just as much as we are, albeit we are not as advanced a life form as angels. I have met people in the past that considered Angels about the same as they would a robot, or as if an angel hadn't any personality of their own and/or believed that angels could only act if given an order by God as if God were some sort of military general or something. And some of the people that spoke about angels in this regard claimed to have actually conversed with angels but not seen them. These types of experiences might be explained somehow, but they are contrary to any experience i have had of my own. Of the many times in the past and in the many ways in which meetings have occurred, angels have always been visible in one form or another and identified themselves as angels. Basically anything that a human can do, an angel can certainly do. So when it comes to helping and permissions, you might be taught something by a human teacher who did something behind the scenes. Would you have needed to ask that person? No. Also, there are things which i have been asked to do by angels. These situations were not initiated by me, but them. It doesn't exactly fit the same sort of scenario as you presented, but in the same light, yes, i have never been forced or coerced to make a decision or perform an act by an angel. But just the same, they didn't require my permission to ask me in the first place. Besides the several types of persons i mentioned earlier, and the four permissions, there is yet another attribute to consider about your statement. When witnessing an angel, one is fully awake and in a normal lower faculty mode of mind. While in a mystical state one might see angels in a passive dream, or an active dream while the body is asleep. Also in the mystic state one might see angels while in an ascended mode of mind in a vision. During a passive dream there isn't any control over one's disposition. These are the normal types of dreams which most people have. In such a dream seeing an angel would not be by your asking or giving permission, i.e willing to accept the situation. But an angel might advise, console, or counsel a person in such a dream. In an active dream or in an ascended vision, when a person is in control of their environment, interaction with angels is pretty much a two way street. They are independent in their means and they have what they apparently need to share regardless of your asking or being willing to accept. Sure, you can decide not to listen i suppose if you wanted to, but that would be rather contrary to one's inclination at the time. I hope this is giving you a clearer picture about what you asked, solo. I know your busy this week, so, i'll just leave this topic be until you've had a chance to catch up. |
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Posted: Nov 30 2006, 01:00 AM
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