Re: Teenagers and OBE.
On the subject of beliefs, "I don't need a belief system" is a belief. It's almost certainly impossible, in material and human terms, to have NO beliefs. You almost certainly believe that the earth rotates, and that it orbits the sun. You almost certainly believe that if you drop something, it will fall. These are beliefs. I know people will say they're "facts", but if you can sincerely believe, for example, that gravity has no effect on you, you can walk on water...
Beliefs are just thoughts that we think over and over until they become persistent habit. You can change them, for sure, and break those habitual thinking patterns, but try going through life without thinking, or try not thinking the same thoughts more than once. Get my drift? We all have beliefs, but we can choose them, and make them things that work for us rather than hindering us.
Note that I am NOT talking about religious indoctrination (though those kinds of beliefs can certainly be something that needs overhaul) or political leanings or philosophy. I'm talking about the nuts and bolts of everyday life in the material world, when the interface for this world is a human mind which is in the habit of thinking.
Think what you want, believe what you want, definitely. But think nothing? Believe nothing? I think not...
May the light surround you, may you be blessed. May the light surround us, may we be blessed. May love and light surround us all, and may we all be healed and blessed. And so it is, and so it shall be, now and ever after.
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