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I am a Lab Technician at a large factory. While taking math and chemistry classes it begun to dawn on me that if E = mc2 then we can divide and conclude that...

Mass (m) = Energy (E/c2)

And there are three varieties...

Natural E/c2 - All mass is basically cooled plasma, the sun is the visible form of E/c2.
Mental E/c2 - Mentally, A mathematical formula, but this has chemical and spiritual properties as well.
Spiritual E/c2 - E (motivation, warmth, love) / c2 (faith, hope, charity, joy)

God can change energy to matter... E/c2 (energy)= m (matter)
God can change matter to energy... m (matter) = E/c2 (energy)

So I got into Eastern teachings and especially liked the IChing, the works of Lao-Tzu, and the works of Confucius. There is, however, no greater and significant light than what we have through God the Father.

I have tried to bring light and energy out from a Christian perspective at my web site at rockytopva. Which has done well with a current view count of 1,569,884 views.

 

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And hath made of one blood all nations of men for to dwell on all the face of the earth, and hath determined the times before appointed, and the bounds of their habitation; That they should seek the Lord, if haply they might feel after him, and find him, though he be not far from every one of us: - Acts 17:26-27

Nothing like being in service where one can feel the light and energy from on high! There is happily spiritual things that can be felt from on high!

 

He does that a lot, and though I'm sure there is usually some correlation between the post and the OP, it's my opinion many an OP sees is just as you do.

Be happy to be convinced otherwise.

Anyway, down with Buddha, and up with Jesus!

 

Mass (m) = Energy (E/c2) And there are three varieties...

Natural E/c2 - All mass is basically cooled plasma, the sun is the visible form of E/c2
Mental E/c2 - Our thinking can produce creativeness, light, and good things
Spiritual E/c2 - E (motivation, warmth, love) / c2 (faith, hope, charity, joy)

"During church one day at the end of the month a second and very heavy snow fell. Robert could not wait to trudge his way to the peak, for his soul felt full and the morning sermon had opened his eyes to something. The minister had preached long and eloquently. His theme was that most of mankind did not respond to the call of God because they did not feel His lovingkindness" - The sermon that changed Robert Sheffey's life forever

"Dear Lord, a chill wind seems to imprison our hearts; and the brothers and sisters sit about as rotting tree stumps; and even the mouths of Thy servants who have spoken seem cold with formality and aloofness. These brethren who call themselves preachers and who by divine calling should let Thy lovingkindness shine from them like the light of the sun do not know what the trouble is. I think I know what the trouble is. Thou are not with us. We have not invited Thee. They will not like Thy servant Robert Sheffey for asking you this at so late an hour, but, Lord, come quickly, like a descending dove. Forgive them, Lord, for their stiff shirt collars and brand-new suits make it hard for them to look down from the pulpit to see if anyone stands at the altar. Forgive them, Lord, they are small potatoes, and very few in the hill …" - Robert Sheffey, annoyed at the lukewarmness of a religious conference

"During the months of summer he started traveling short distances during the week after his regular working hours had ended. But he couldn’t go far in the three or four hours of daylight left after work. If one man or woman, however, felt after hearing his exhortations that God’s grace and lovingkindness were things of reality to be drunk and savored into one’s soul. He considered the time well spent" - Robert Sheffey continuing his work as an exhorter, circuit rider, evangelist - From Jess Carr's Saint of the Wilderness

 

This is an amazing testimony. This is one of the rare times when I would believe that the dreams you had were from God in order to rescue you from the clutches of the enemy and to point you to Christ. The fact that you responded by receiving Christ as your Saviour shows me the genuineness of your dream, that it was really the Holy Spirit using a dream to get you in the arms of Christ.

Praise the Lord for his grace and mercy that He did this for you. What a wonderful Saviour Jesus is!

 

And to describe Robert Sheffey in service (a wonderful light and energy in his time)...

I had associated with me that year a young collegemate, Rev. W. B. Stradley. He was a bright, popular fellow, and we managed to give Wytheville regular Sunday preaching. Stradley became a great preacher and died a few years ago while pastor of Trinity Church, Atlanta, Georgia. We were true yokefellows and did a great work on that charge, held fine revivals and had large ingatherings.

The famous Cripple Creek Campground was on that work. They have kept up campmeetings there for more than a hundred years. It is still the great rallying point for the Methodists of all that section. I have never heard such singing and preaching and shouting anywhere else in my life. I met the Rev. John Boring there and heard him preach. He was a well-known preacher in the conference; original, peculiar, strikingly odd, but a great revival preacher.

The rarest character I ever met in my life I met at that campmeeting in the person of Rev. Robert Sheffy, known as "Bob" Sheffy. He was recognized all over Southwest Virginia as the most eccentric preacher of that country. He was a local preacher; crude, illiterate, queer and the oddest specimen known among preachers. But he was saintly in his life, devout in his experience and a man of unbounded faith. He wandered hither and thither over that section attending meetings, holding revivals and living among the people. He was great in prayer, and Cripple Creek campground was not complete without "Bob" Sheffy. They wanted him there to pray and work in the altar.

He was wonderful with penitents. And he was great in following up the sermon with his exhortations and appeals. He would sometimes spend nearly the whole night in the straw with mourners; and now and then if the meeting lagged he would go out on the mountain and spend the entire night in prayer, and the next morning he would come rushing into the service with his face all aglow shouting at the top of his voice. And then the meeting always broke loose with a floodtide.

He could say the oddest things, hold the most unique interviews with God, break forth in the most unexpected spasms of praise, use the homeliest illustrations, do the funniest things and go through with the most grotesque performances of any man born of woman.

It was just "Bob" Sheffy, and nobody thought anything of what he did and said, except to let him have his own way and do exactly as he pleased. In anybody else it would not have been tolerated for a moment. In fact, he acted more like a crazy man than otherwise, but he was wonderful in a meeting. He would stir the people, crowd the mourner's bench with crying penitents and have genuine conversions by the score. I doubt if any man in all that conference has as many souls to his credit in the Lamb's Book of Life as old "Bob" Sheffey. - George Clark Rankin

 

That’s cool that God reached you and brought you to Christ through dreams. My opinion is that It sounds like demons were attacking you in your sleep but that Christ came and rescued you from them.

Without knowing much about the Bible I turned away from Christianity and became an atheist. Then one night I had a dream/sleep paralysis and it brought me back to faith in Christ.

 

Ultimately I personally believe that God knows everything that will happen before it does. He gives us free will to choose Him or not, but He ultimately is also all powerful and can work everything together for the good of those that love God who are called according to His purpose Romans 8:28. The way I see it God may have allowed the demons to attack you for a time, and demons only seek to kill steal and destroy John 10:10 so they went straight for the opportunity, but Christ rescued you ultimately because He wants to save everyone and for everyone to be brought to repentance 2 Peter 3:9. I find it interesting that in the Middle East many are coming to Christ through dreams and visions as well.