Welcome to Losing Faith, Finding Spirit.
This site is dedicated to those who are searching for a spiritual meaning to life. To those who may have grown up in restrictive religions and wish to find their own method of spiritual growth. To anyone who wishes to learn how to move past trauma and into a state of self-awareness and growth.
I am no expert.
I am merely another being on this cosmic journey who would like to share my experiences in hopes that others may also find growth, healing, and inner peace. I believe these are life-long efforts and am simply moving towards my own goals.
I am still learning, still growing, still healing.
This is a record of my journey from losing faith in the Evangelical Christian Church in the southern United States, to finding spiritual awareness within myself. I plan to expose and blog about the experiences I had growing up in the Evangelical Christian Church under Confessions of a Spiritual Bully posts.
I will also post the methods that have worked, or haven’t worked in helping me find inner peace and healing from the past under the Mindful Healing Tips posts.
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This site is not affiliated with any religion. Please feel free to adopt any techniques, practices, or advice into your own world-view and spiritual practices.
May you grow in inner strength and tranquility.
Blessings Be.
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Now, I don’t care for Christianity, but it is a kind of yoga for some people, and that is fine. Not my problem what other people think or do, and certainly don’t care to judge anybody, good or bad, destructive, productive, creative, vegan or vampire or cannibal. Still, I see you have even fewer followers than I do, and that sucks, so I follow you for a few days. I validate and appreciate those sufferers seeking to leave the Christian cult and abomination, but it will take years, maybe, to recover. Just don’t hate, try to be more in the now, and let the past be done, without bitterness, because there are billions of other people suffering just like you.