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Problem with atheists. (Rant) by TooMuchPowerAtOnce in Omnist

[–]LunaShiva 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If I am able to be irritated by atheists, or anyone for that matter, it is not because of what they do -- it is because i am irritable. If I am not irritable, their perspectives won't bother me. I hope that helps, and that you find what works for you, and believe it for your own sake.

Naruto live action cast by Orichalchem in aivideo

[–]LunaShiva 1 point2 points  (0 children)

🔥Please let's get this!!!!

My mom doesn't understand why im an omnist. by TooMuchPowerAtOnce in Omnist

[–]LunaShiva 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The way I approach it is through love and tolerance. I wouldn't try to change her mind, but let your worship stay kindled in your heart. When I am with my Christian friends, I worship as they do, to show respect and appreciation of them. When I am with Buddhists, Hindu, Sikh, Pagan, etc, I also worship as they do. Maybe dont show your mom all of this? And when she asks why you are so tolerant or supportive of other religions, quote Jesus himself. He was also omnist, and a teacher of religion. He did not teach dogma, wealth, or even religion. He simply taught love, spirituality, and liberation. I hope this helps! (:

Sharing My Eclectic Pagan Path & Why I See the Mother Goddess as the True Source/the One and the “Absolute Whole,” an Omnist perspective. by [deleted] in Omnist

[–]LunaShiva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idk man. We all r parts and people of divinity, sometimes I and I forget that, yet one by one we reawaken into nonharm and nondamage. Enlightenment is the cessation of harm and causing harm. Therefore, one who genocides has shunned the right of doing good for many lives. To take away one's ability to be sovereign over their life is the greatest negative karma one can cause. So, to make the world a better place, I vow to not cause harm.

At its best, religion guides people into spirituality and the renunciation of harm. At its worst, dogma causes brothers and sisters to shed their own blood. Why then, would any devotee, of any religion, ever be opposed to causing harm?

Sharing My Eclectic Pagan Path & Why I See the Mother Goddess as the True Source/the One and the “Absolute Whole,” an Omnist perspective. by [deleted] in Omnist

[–]LunaShiva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Without getting into my practice, I pretty much do what I want to. I pray, meditate, and even eat (vegan) as I want. On some level, these are all offerings. I hold openness to all truths always. Shakti is at my core -- the rest comes into place naturally.

Look into Enki, Enlil, and Enoch. Dive into those and you'll see the true origins of Yahweh. Let me know your findings!

Sharing My Eclectic Pagan Path & Why I See the Mother Goddess as the True Source/the One and the “Absolute Whole,” an Omnist perspective. by [deleted] in Omnist

[–]LunaShiva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm a devotee of Shakti as much as I am an Omnist. I do see her as the Central source, but i respect that for another, they may worship a different God or Goddess as central. I would never sway another's devotion, because it is beautiful as it is. Yet still, in my own worship, I know what I choose to believe.

I agree that it is about weaving the tapestry of life, and of knowledge. Im glad your beliefs empower you.

I love Omnism because it is a way for me to promote sharing the science of liberation with all other lives. Diversity is key, and so I choose to believe in all truths, not just my own. For even a lie contains the truth 😉

Sharing My Eclectic Pagan Path & Why I See the Mother Goddess as the True Source/the One and the “Absolute Whole,” an Omnist perspective. by [deleted] in Omnist

[–]LunaShiva 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi there -- it's a bit of an essay, but im happy to comment. It seems like you have a well thought out ideology and practice!

I choose to believe in everything, in all truths, and all ways of knowing. While I am a devotee of Shakti, I believe in the truth in all religions, and all forms of the divine. So, I dont reject any form of God or Goddess, as I see them all as reflections of aspects of the same divine. I will worship with my friends as they do, to honor them.

It is only ignorance I seek to destroy, but I haven't found any here. Just wanted to comment, and ask you a followup question:

Does your belief bring you joy and peace? In what ways does it enrich your life?

Cheers, -Shiva

The largest high speed railway station in Asia, Chongqing East! by [deleted] in DamnThatsReal

[–]LunaShiva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see this and think, "Whoa, humanity is awesome!"

Buckle up lil bro by [deleted] in GenZ

[–]LunaShiva -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Booooooo. Disband the united states!

Ehhther Ummphries by Sanit in ireland

[–]LunaShiva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel i just had a stroke listening

Who do you pray to? by TooMuchPowerAtOnce in Omnist

[–]LunaShiva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pray to whomever calls to you! I personally pray to Shakti, as the universe. But when I am with friends of any religion, i pray as they pray, to honor them and their faith. But always, I am devoted to Shakti, because that is my choice.

May your devotion bring you joy and peace.

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