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2008 BEGINS A NEW UNIVERSAL CYCLE. 2 = 0 = 0 =8 = 10 =# 1this is the card Of the MAGICIAN IN THE TAROT.THE MAGICIAN EMANATES {NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH EMINIEM} FROM THe TOP OF THE TREE OF LIFE-THE CROWN CHAKRA-THE SEPHIROTH CALLED KETHER, SEE MY WEBSITE http://www.taratarot.com



SatAn rules

miners, jewelers, those that work with metals or minerals, geologists,

people that work with the earth-farmers and workers, gardeners, trenches and quarries, grave diggers and people who work in caves and tunnels-subways.

Plumbers {lead traditionally} general labouers and contractors, leather workers. People whose jobs occur in cold, dark places {clubs?} or otherwise unpleasant places.

Night workers, anyone who works in jobs relating to the dead, bereavment and funeral trade people. People who clear dirt and refuse, sewage, waste disposal.

Also any highly responsible manager, prison workers, and the police force, those who keep order.

Monks and hermits, scholars and those who live in secluded outposts or isolate themselves from society are all under Satan’s rule.



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Mortal sin, according to the beliefs of Roman Catholicism, and some Protestant denominations, is a sin that, unless confessed and absolved (or at least sacramental confession is willed if not available), condemns a person's soul to Hell after death. These sins are considered "mortal" because they constitute a rupture in a person's link to God's saving grace: the person's soul becomes "dead", not merely weakened. The phrase is used in I John 5.16 -17: "If you see your brother or sister committing what is not a mortal sin, you will ask, and God will give life to such a one - to those whose sin is not mortal. There is sin that is mortal; I do not say you should pray about that. All wrongdoing is sin, but there is sin that is not mortal." (NRSV)

In Roman Catholic moral theology, a mortal sin, as distinct from a venial sin, must meet all of the following conditions:

its subject must be a grave (or serious) matter;
it must be committed with full knowledge, both of the sin and of the gravity of the offense (though nobody is deemed to be ignorant of the moral law, embedded into the consciences of every human being);
it must be committed with deliberate and complete consent, enough for it to have been a personal decision to commit the sin.
The Catechism defines grave matter as "violations of what Jesus told to the man who asked him what the most inportant commandments were, namely, "do not kill", "do not steal", "do not commit adultery", "do not bear false witness", "do not defraud" and "honour your father and your mother".[1]All of these, however, are subject both to the conditions above and to mitigating circumstances (like mental illness, emotional or behavioral disturbance, insanity, retardation, young age, affective immaturity, or developmental disorders) of the individual situation. The Church itself does not provide a precise list of sins, subdivided into the mortal and venial categories. Rather, it is generally considered a matter for a well-formed conscience to decide after a comprehensive, prayer-filled, deliberate examination of conscience. These sins must be specifically confessed and named, giving details about the context of each sin: what sin, why, against what or whom, the number and type of occurrences, and any other factors that may exacerbate or lessen one's responsibility and culpability. It also should not be said that certain of these mortal sins, like purposely missing Mass on Sunday is considered equal in gravity to more grave ones, like first-degree murder: Roman Catholic belief holds that mortal sins can vary somewhat in their seriousness, and thus canon law only criminalizes some of the more serious mortal sins. However, for any sins that lack the above mitigating factors and meet the three criteria listed, the "mortal" effect remains present.

This punishment effect is not the same as that resulting from excommunication or penalties like it, which result when a Roman Catholic commits certain mortal sins that are so serious that the church through law has made them crimes, like abortion or heresy. Because commission of these offenses are so serious, the church forbids the excommunicated from receiving any sacrament (not just the Eucharist) and also severely restricts the person's participation in other church liturgical acts and offices. However, even if excommunicated, a Roman Catholic who has not been juridically absolved is still, due to the irrevocable nature of baptism, a member of the church in the sense that they are still considered members of the "church" that is Christ's human family, another more universal interpretation of the word "Catholic."

Some of these crimes are so serious that they merit not imposed, but automatic, excommunication from the Roman Catholic Church. For this or any related formal penalty to be imposed, one must be aware not only of the seriousness of the offense as a mortal sin,[citation needed] but also of the penalty that is incurred,[citation needed] though this is sometimes more apparent in certain contexts.

Mortal sins are not to be confused with the deadly sins. The latter are not sins but rather categories of sin or vice, corresponding to weaknesses in human nature. Mortal sins may also be called "grave", "grievous" or "serious" sins.

The Roman Catholic teaching on mortal sin was called into question by some within the Church in the late 20th century after the Second Vatican Council. In response to these doubts, Pope John Paul II reaffirmed the basic teaching in his encyclical Veritatis Splendor. It is maintained in the current Catechism of the Catholic Church, which says in section 1035, "Immediately after death the souls of those who die in a state of mortal sin descend into hell."

The Eastern Catholic Churches, which derive their theology and spirituality from same sources as the Eastern Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox, do not use the Latin Catholic distinction between mortal and venial sin, though insofar as it is the doctrine of the Church they hold it. Like the Eastern and Oriental Orthodox, the Eastern Catholic Churches do make a distinction between sins that are serious enough to bar one from receiving Communion (and must be confessed before receiving once again) and those which are not sufficiently serious to do so.

John 3:19 and men loved the darkness

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Ephesians 4:18 being darkened in their understanding excluded from the life of God
because of the ignorance that is in them
because of the hardness of their heart

John 3:19 and men loved the darkness
rather than the light; for their deeds were evil

I saw the lighting streak across the sky
the night was blood red as the evening died.
stars were falling like the tears were cried
So i called to you Lord, called out to you

I felt the thunder beneath my feet
the earth was alive with an ancient beat
I knew the sky would be crying soon
So, i reached out to you Lord

I couldn't sleep thunder filled the air
the ground trembled as the wind howled
the night sky was all silver and gold
do you feel the darkness too ?
do you feel the dark ?

But no one cares and its useless to try
the spirt is willing but the mind loves its lies it's so sad that to live we must die
do you feel the darkness too ?
can you feel at all ?

I heard the silence speaking to me
saw the shadows hidden in the trees
felt the wind as it sang a mystery(surrounded me)
so i called to you Lord, ya i called to you

No one listens Lord an its useless to try
the spirt is willing but the mind loves its lies
it's so sad that to live we must die
Can they feel the darkness too ?
Do they feel the dark ?

How long can a fool hide inside ?
How long will that wise man speak his lies ?
How long until the spirt begins to rise ?
do you feel the darkness too,
can you feel at all ?

I reached out an felt the chill in the air
saw the darkness that had captured you
the light I saw was outside your soul
can you see in the darkness too ?
can you really see at all ?

(or ) NO 1 cares



But no one cares and its useless to try
the spirt is willing but the mind loves its lies it's so sad that to live we must die
do you feel the darkness too ?
can you feel at all ?

But you could not hear me
there was nothing to do
the lies you believed
Well, they surrounded you

you were lost
inside a twisted reality (dream)
can't you see the darkness now
can you see at all ?

You were lost so no one could reach you
darkness creep into you soul
you spent the days listening to some fool
but i reached out to you

How long can a fool hide away ?
How long will that wise man speak his lies ?
How long will darkness blind your eyes ?
Can you see in the Darkness now?
can't you see the light ?

But you couldn't hear
so there was nothing to say
the lies you believed just got in the way
the light I saw was outside your soul
So i called to you Lord

But no one listens Lord and its useless to try
the spirt is willing but the mind loves its lies
it's so true that to live we must die
they all love the darkness now ?
they embrace the dark ?

Romans 1:25
for they exchanged the truth of God for a lie
R 1:22 professing to be wise they became fools

Eph. 4: 14 for we are no longer children
tossed here an there and carried about
by every wind of doctrine, by trickery of men
by craftiness in deceitful scheming.

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