Well, at least Jesus is real. About 8 years ago I prayed anxiously in my bed and suddenly felt that something powerful was present. I saw an image of Jesus. He cast out evil spirits from my body and then he left me, and I was trembling in total peace and harmony. Jesus is real. If he cares about me, he cares about everybody. Just pray peacefully. Miracles can happen.
"complete loss of subjective self-identity."...also occurs with many forms of brain/head trauma and damage...which may...or may not be.... long lasting as well.
'Afterwards, some of the Buddha’s monks approached Wisdom Moon. They praised her intention, but offered their opinion that she would be much better suited to benefit beings in a male form, and that she should also wish to be reborn as a man. Wisdom Moon was taken aback as this idea did not agree with her understanding of the Buddha’s teaching that all beings equally have the potential to attain enlightenment. Being confident in her understanding and of strong character, Wisdom Moon made the opposite aspiration: she promised to be reborn only in female form in order to liberate beings that way and counteract such chauvinistic notions. And she did, diligently practicing the path to enlightenment in female incarnation after female incarnation. In her enlightened appearance she became known as Tara, or “Liberatrice”. Tara might thus be considered one of the earliest feminists!"
Post traumatic amnesia often means we are unsure if we are coming or going. Gnostic tendencies can lead to serious disorientation when feminine intuition is all that is left to guide us.
Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) said that black magicians and other evildoers will create medicines that will deaden people to all things spiritual: "Endeavors to achieve this will be made by bringing out remedies to be administered by inoculation . . . only these inoculations will influence the human body in a way that will make it refuse to give a home to the spiritual inclinations of the soul."
(Steiner R. Secret Brotherhoods. London: Rudolf Steiner Press, 2004, pp. 90-91).
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praised her intention, but offered their opinion that she would be much
better suited to benefit beings in a male form, and that she should also
wish to be reborn as a man. Wisdom Moon was taken aback as this idea
did not agree with her understanding of the Buddha’s teaching that all
beings equally have the potential to attain enlightenment. Being
confident in her understanding and of strong character, Wisdom Moon made
the opposite aspiration: she promised to be reborn only in female form
in order to liberate beings that way and counteract such chauvinistic
notions. And she did, diligently practicing the path to enlightenment in
female incarnation after female incarnation. In her enlightened
appearance she became known as Tara, or “Liberatrice”. Tara might thus
be considered one of the earliest feminists!"
http://blog.dwbuk.org/diamond-way-buddhism/the-legend-of-tara-female-buddha-of-compassion/