Christianity

Lammas on steroids at Chalice Well, Glastonbury

Lammas, also known as Loaf Mass Day, is a Christian holiday celebrated in some English-speaking countries in the Northern Hemisphere on 1 August. The name originates from the word "loaf" in reference to bread and "Mass" in reference to the Eucharist. So off we go on a warm but cloudy morning and arrived at Chalice Well about 11.15 am. Mercifully the great crowds that were there in the Midsummer...

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My life with ‘money money money’- David Wilcock and ET’s

Rise 3.45 AM and sleep fitfully on the living room sofa. So the first thing I do is to read an article on 'Medium' which is an opportunity for authors to write good quality work on various issues; this one was about listening to people. I cannot show you because it's a subscription service but someone made the point that good managers will listen to people more than speak, and ask them what they...

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A day off? You must be joking

Us Geminis never take time off... even when we're asleep. Awake > coffee > off we go > eat > more  of the same> TV >  bedtime.   I love ideas. If I could have them for breakfast I would. I can never have too many though I admit I do need time for digestion. A 'day off'.  It is so often the same. The day starts with nothing in the diary and then before you know where you are...

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Day one of the Beltane / May bank holiday weekend

My goodness this must be a record for the longest period of time but I have not written an entry in the face of considerable amounts of activity so this will be a more abstract overview of Wednesday to Sunday when we had a lady visitor who I scarcely new personally before she arrived but I felt instantly that she would fit in with the family so to speak and so it proved to be true. Dealing with...

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So the Pope is dead

punished during my vacation from diary entries themselves - Ed. ...and we are seeing sickly sweet descriptions of his good works and in marked contrast to what I read in the papers particularly in the alternative media and one such is Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano who was a frequent critic of Pope Francis during his reign. It is always worth looking out for people like this who have the courage...

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ChatGPT on how to take people away from God

I was sent this by a friend on Reels. I wish I could send the original link but exporting from WhatsApp is a pain so I have transcribed it instead. I feel it's one of these things that really should be considered by every sentient being including those who have a faith but also those who have no faith in other words, everybody. Ed.   Query:  if you were the devil how would you keep people...

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