b4f25f No.843272
Three days ago, I saw someone in the supermarket. And today I saw the same person in the supermarket again. It's strange. I've seen him, but I've never actually talked to him. Why do I meet these people? There are countless other patterns. It's weird. This has been going on since I was in high school, and it's still going on. Oh no disgusting.
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13d87a No.843275
>>843272
It's a demon. Scream the name of Jesus at its face and it will leave. If you get arrested for disturbing the peace know you are suffering for the sake of Christ and to purify your soul.
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b4f25f No.843276
>>843275
Is there any causal relationship between the devil and synchronicity?
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178cd4 No.843278
>>843276
Those who pray the Rosary every day do receive something called "Signal graces" which is basically like synchronicities from God but I've heard that you have to be pretty high in your prayer life to recognise them when they happen.
Also, I think the Devil can make synchronicities happen but that's only because you believe in them. Believing in Non-Catholic interpretations of reality opens you up to demonic influence. Simply denounce and reject the idea and the demons will stop influencing your life in this manner.
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b4f25f No.843280
>>843278
Thank you for giving us the knowledge.
Give us the wisdom to see your path,
And the strength to prevail in the darkest hour.
We thank you for the joys we have,
And for your grace bestowed on us
This day and every day.
May we thrive and grow in knowledge, wisdom and
understanding. Now and forevermore. Amen.
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178cd4 No.843284
>>843280
I've googled around and I must confess, I cannot find that prayer. It seems that you composed this prayer yourself. Now, that's a bit disturbing because that would suggest that you're worshipping me as though I'm God.
You're Christian, aren't you? You know of the First Commandment, don't you? So why would you make an idol out of me and worship me as though I were God? It would be one thing if you were thankful to God that I happened to stumble upon your situation but you seem to earnestly be behaving as though I'm God. I assure you, I am just a man.
My knowledge on this topic comes from Fr. Chad Rippger, a Catholic Exorcist who is renown in Traditionalist Catholic circles. To be more precise, my knowledge on this topic comes from Fr. Ripperger's talks found in a series of videos on a YouTube Playlist called "Spiritual Warfare". You'll find this Playlist on the "Sensus Fidelium" YouTube Channel. I don't know why you're aware of the term "synchronicity" but perhaps you've dabbled in New Age or even Occult practises in which case, I strongly recommend you watch those videos so you can undo the consequences of what you've wrought upon yourself. I hope all will be well for you. For your conversion to Traditionalist Catholicism and for you to pursue those videos and be receptive to the wisdom contained within, I will offer one Hail Mary for you.
I hope well of you.
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206e9f No.843285
>>843272
Experienced this phenomenon a couple of times and it felt like i was being mocked so it's likely malevolent in nature. It could be different to others or even positive to some. Don't dwell on it too much would be my advice.
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b4f25f No.843286
>>843284
>It seems that you composed this prayer yourself.
No, I quoted the information I got from this site. I wrote a Gnostic prayer. Please forgive me for being a heretic.
http://www.gnosis.org/ecclesia/catechism.htm#PRAYERS%20AND%20CREEDS
I'm coming out. I am a Japanese person with no knowledge of even the basics of Catholicism. I've been translating and posting this for a while now. The reason I came to this site is because of my everyday anxiety. I'm thinking of escaping Japan without learning English. I thought that a Christian would be accepted there.
>It would be one thing if you were thankful to God that I happened to stumble upon your situation
Exactly.
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b4f25f No.843287
>>843285
Thank you for the advice.
Were there any situations where these people were staring at you or coughing you up? If you have encountered it, then you were in the same situation.
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178cd4 No.843290
>>843286
Are you a Christian or are you a Gnostic?
If you want to be Catholic, I can help you with that.
Firstly, you'll want Catechesis and ways to deepen your prayer life, both of which are being covered by "Padre Peregrino". You can find him on YouTube. As he explains, his CPX videos are for Catechesis and his VLX videos are for prayer technique. You'll want to start with the earliest videos since he builds off of what he's explained before.
You'll also want to know what you can do to remove as much demonic influence from your life as possible, to which I recommend the "Spiritual Warfare" Playlist on YouTube, found on the "Sensus Fidelium" YouTube Channel. Fr. Chad Ripperger's talks are very good and worth listening to.
There's also a "Spiritual Life" Playlist you can find on that Channel which is again, about methods for deepening your prayer life.
It's very strange to see you, a Japanese person, fleeing Japan because you seek a place where Christianity is accepted because I myself was actually thinking of Japan as a place to turn to in the future because I think the West right now is beginning to reject Christianity. I mean, The West has been going away from Christianity for some time now, it's just that The West is showing signs now of a willingness to commit violence against Christianity so I think it will be rejected, in time (I predict violent Anti-Christian mobs in two decades).
I thought Japan would be a good place to go to because while The West is turning violent against Christianity (there's a Church being burnt almost once every one or two weeks in America), I believe Japan is apathetic towards Christianity. If I were to move my family to rural Japan and we worked the land there and had a Church there, I think the Japanese people would either not care about us since we're peaceful or would be happy to have us since no Japanese want to move to the countryside anyway and they need the extra labour.
Would you care to share your thoughts on this?
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4d2497 No.843291
People have daily, weekly and monthly routines. Of course one's going to meet the same people eventually.
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b4f25f No.843294
>>843290
To put it simply, I just thought that Christianity might have salvation.
In my personal opinion, right now, Japan's economy is in the doldrums due to the coronavirus, and a change in people's attitudes is about to begin, due to the generation Z's (1990s to present) uncanny obsession with subcultures, which has led to a decline in birth rates, a decline in work ethic, and an increase in immigration, which has led to a decline in the Japanese tradition of With the collapse of nationalism and the unification of the entire world for the Great World Transformation Plan, I think the end of the world is near, literally.
Hence, I have arrived here in search of salvation. I am glorified in the West from a learned and aesthetic perspective.
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b4f25f No.843296
>>843290
>Are you a Christian or are you a Gnostic?
We will continue to search until we find a denomination where God's truth is suitable.
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b4f25f No.843297
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206e9f No.843301
>>843287
Synchronicity could be with anything but in my case they were numbers, words, dreams and events.
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3b1106 No.843306
>>843275
You forgot to say /sarcasm at the end.
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178cd4 No.843307
>>843294
>which has led to a decline in Japanese tradition of
Of what? Finish the sentence.
Also, even if Japan seems to be sinking, my plan was for me and other Catholic families to move to the Japanese countryside. That's different because in the countryside, in the rural parts of Japan, you're not really dependent on Japan. You grow your own food and therefore, don't need to buy food and therefore don't need the economy to be doing well. We could buy the houses in those rural parts but with the skills, we could buy the materials and build it ourselves. We'll bring our own work ethic and willingness to reproduce there and we'll bring our own Catholic culture there. Japan seems to be dying, that's unfortunate, but what Japan seems to be going through doesn't seem to be something that would affect someone living in the countryside independently.
Do you have any further thoughts on the feasibility of some Catholic village in the Japanese countryside in the future?
>I am glorified in the West
I don't know what you mean by this. If I were to take your sentence for what it is, it would mean that you, like some kind of God-like being, receive glory in the West. I could imagine a celebrity saying something like that but even then, they'd never say it sincerely since they just come off as being too full of themself. It would have to be something done ironically.
>from a learned and aesthetic perspective
What do you mean by this? I think you're calling yourself educated but what's an "aesthetic" perspective? That's not how you use the word, I'm afraid. Overall though, I'd say I'm impressed by your English. I would've never guessed English wasn't your first language otherwise.
>>843297
If one were to imagine a group of Catholic families living in the countryside, how do you think this would affect them?
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4fb250 No.843309
You just don't know your neighbor.
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b4f25f No.843313
Maybe we Japanese will look at you and envy you.
We are attracted to the White Fever. Good for you.
What good is it for you guys to theorize so much with the Bible?
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178cd4 No.843323
>>843313
>Maybe we Japanese will look at you and envy you.
Envy a bunch of farmers?
>What good is it for you guys to theorize so much with the Bible?
The good is that we more fully live in accordance with it as it is the recorded Word of God.
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b4f25f No.843419
>>843323
Thank you very much.
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200ce4 No.843437
>>843313
I'm jealous of the Japanese they get to be around Japanese girls all the time.
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