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 Well, I suppose that I'll share a little about myself, and my beliefs.

 By definition I'm a Lutheran, Christian but have learned far beyond the facts and concepts mentioned in the Bible. I may only be eighteen years old but I've amassed a vast quantity of spiritual knowledge (especially in the past few years). I have been told that I have the spiritual gift of claircognizance, which means I "just know" things. This allows me to understand many deep, otherwise confusing concepts and ideas. 

After about five years of studying the teachings of other humans in the physical world, I've begun developing my own beliefs and understandings through work with GOD. My view of GOD is both different and similar to almost every religion in the world (and then some).

I admit that I have much to learn, and haven't really explored the spiritual world yet, I have had some encounters that have affected me profoundly. I don't quite know how much I'm allowed to tell! 

The greatest thing, I think I've learned was not to discredit the human race. We are not JUST humans, we ARE humans. 

 I've learned to love and appreciate my Aries nature, so I live/love to fight/debate/argue/rebel. Most of the time I'm a quiet person, but when it comes to faith and religion I get a devilish glint in my eye (actually my eyes turn a cold blue/grey) and will stir up the pot and make a bit of trouble... just for fun.

I get bored listening to everyone go on about the "White light of God" and "Positive thinking" or "the Secret." Sure these are all great things, but they are boring. I want to travel in the "Black Light of GOD" to see things no one else has. And i've found that if you're extremely positive, you're annoying, and if you're extremely negative, then you're depressing. The Secret works, but everyone knows about it.... so how is it a SECRET then?* 

 *Everything said in this paragraph is merely to get you thinking ^^

Well, now you know a little bit about me. Take everything I say/write/type/do with a grain of salt, or clove of garlic, whichever you prefer (thank you Tortimer (Animal Crossing(video game on Nintendo DS))).

And have a nice day :D  

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