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Yeah, I think that was the saddest part of the movie actually when Mary ( Jesus' Mother) had to watch Jesus being tortured. I grew up a Christian So Im Used to christs death because we talk about it almost every sunday. But I never looked at how Mary would feel about his son Being tortured..... It was sad.
God Bless
Oh and I forot, I dont know much about chakras and energy at all.
But I have heard and know of people who actually think there are going to be demons in the move thretres preventing them from seeing the momvie the passion of christ. Maybe someone Created a negtive force or something, Because Im sure If someone beleives there will be an evil spirit in the movie thetre then maybe those evil spirits will be there because they were invited in a way. Maybe they werejust messing around to get you scared.
I have heard stories of people shocked by the movie or some guy died while watching it but i think it was because He was old.
This is just what I heard.
God Bless
runlola,
I've heard before of people who have had similar experiences when reliving the events during the life of Christ and it has been explained as a past-life reinactment. I don't know where I read this but I think it was Sylvia Browne... At a talk that was recorded, she discussed the events of Christ's death and on the tape, there was a distinct and audible wail of spirits who were reliving the events of that time and reliving the sorrow that they felt when he was crusified.
Our Soul retains all of the memories it has ever experienced and perhaps, during that scene, it may have been a past life recall on your part. Perhaps in another life, you may have been a follower which could be why you have such high regard for the man yet reject the religion. Perhaps it is possible that you were killed by having a spike driven into your skull for being a follower...
Of course nobody knows why you had this experience, but this is my theoretical take on what may have happened to you.
Kerri
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I guess you answered my question though; the death is what made him so popular.
Runlola, no I disagree. It was the sacrifice that made Christ popular. And then three days later he rose from the dead. The metaphor I was always taught in regard to this was that evil (not the jews) gave it their best shot to destroy Christ, his teachings, and message. He went through it all, endured it all, then rose from the dead as one final lesson to teach all: Evil is overcome and will never destroy good, regardless of how hard it tries.