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Glacies Vir

PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 7:56 pm


As my natural cylce of power reaches its peak, (Yes Im male but our energy levels cycle similar to that of a woman but not as messy) I start to feel the stiffness/sorness in my shoulder and shoulderblades again. Does anyone know what this could be and a possible way to cure it or make it ro away.
A little info for those that dont know;
I am a werewolfkin
I am awakening currently (closer to the end I think)
The planet that governs my energy is the moon
I have known about all of this for about a year now.


Thanks in advance for the help.
PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 8:21 pm


i think you may have been misinformed. planets for one, do not govern energy. energy governs itself. also, the moon is not a planet, it is a satellite.
also, I have never before heard of a power cycle in he means you speak of. mind explaining that?

DR490N


Glacies Vir

PostPosted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:40 am


DR490N
i think you may have been misinformed. planets for one, do not govern energy. energy governs itself. also, the moon is not a planet, it is a satellite.
also, I have never before heard of a power cycle in he means you speak of. mind explaining that?
First off, in astrology, the moon IS a planet. xp
Second your energy is governed by your body and mind and these are goverened by a natural cycle. Everyone has a natural cycle. Astrologists believe that these cylces are governed by the movements of your governing planet throug the 25 houses.
PostPosted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 12:21 pm


    Hey, guys -- no one is right or wrong.
    Your energy may not be governed by a planet or satellite or comet - it doesn't mean someone else's isn't.
    Even if you say that you've been in contact with God himself about this, it doesn't make me believe in him. |: Keep it in mind.

The Splendiferous Rufu


~Serra Angel~

PostPosted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 5:43 pm


All this disagreement doesn't help therians credibility, I must admit. sweatdrop
PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 9:21 am


~Serra Angel~
All this disagreement doesn't help therians credibility, I must admit. sweatdrop
Why? Keep in mind, no two people have the same experiences. Therefore, no two people perceive the same reality. Therefore, no two people can have exactly the same beliefs.

Christians have disagreed about everything for centuries, even the very nature of Jesus. Ask 3 Christians (even of the same denomination) the same question, and you'l get 4 answers. However, Christians are usually viewed as credible by society.

Beliefs, expecially those of the spiritual/religious kind, are not immediate, infallible, or perfect, or without some conscious thought.

So how is disagreement on this point (only tangentially related to therianism) discrediting to therians?

I mean, if there was disagreement by scientists on exactly how electrons move, would that negate the credibility of all chemistry?

There will always be discussion and disagreement on the more picky points of beliefs.

So if someone decides that this kind of discussion/argument/debate/whatever discredits therianism just because we don't all immediately come to the same conclusion, then said person is just looking for reasons to decide we're wrong, is therefore too closed-minded, and is exemplary of the confirmation bias (ie, seeking out information to uphold their beliefs, and ignoring information that would negate it).

SheWolfDanielle


The Splendiferous Rufu

PostPosted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 4:03 pm


SheWolfDanielle
~Serra Angel~
All this disagreement doesn't help therians credibility, I must admit. sweatdrop
Why? Keep in mind, no two people have the same experiences. Therefore, no two people perceive the same reality. Therefore, no two people can have exactly the same beliefs.

Christians have disagreed about everything for centuries, even the very nature of Jesus. Ask 3 Christians (even of the same denomination) the same question, and you'l get 4 answers. However, Christians are usually viewed as credible by society.

Beliefs, expecially those of the spiritual/religious kind, are not immediate, infallible, or perfect, or without some conscious thought.

So how is disagreement on this point (only tangentially related to therianism) discrediting to therians?

I mean, if there was disagreement by scientists on exactly how electrons move, would that negate the credibility of all chemistry?

There will always be discussion and disagreement on the more picky points of beliefs.

So if someone decides that this kind of discussion/argument/debate/whatever discredits therianism just because we don't all immediately come to the same conclusion, then said person is just looking for reasons to decide we're wrong, is therefore too closed-minded, and is exemplary of the confirmation bias (ie, seeking out information to uphold their beliefs, and ignoring information that would negate it).
    You make a good point, and I appreciate your thought on the matter, but Serra (in particular) has always been very open-minded for as long as I've known her. She's definitely not one to be picking at us to find our faults.

    Still, though, as you are quite right that all beliefs are under scrutiny, ours seems just more shady, probably because of the shadows the other beliefs cast. Also true, this wasn't even about therianism, it was more about energy, which is more psychicism than anything.

    I think Serra's point was that because our type of beliefs are more looked down on, our discrepancies are far more obvious and discrediting. A shame, but that's what we agreed to when we decided to be true to ourselves. -shrugs- Knowingly or not.

<3 Rufu
PostPosted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:12 am


The Splendiferous Rufu
SheWolfDanielle
~Serra Angel~
All this disagreement doesn't help therians credibility, I must admit. sweatdrop
Why? Keep in mind, no two people have the same experiences. Therefore, no two people perceive the same reality. Therefore, no two people can have exactly the same beliefs.

Christians have disagreed about everything for centuries, even the very nature of Jesus. Ask 3 Christians (even of the same denomination) the same question, and you'l get 4 answers. However, Christians are usually viewed as credible by society.

Beliefs, expecially those of the spiritual/religious kind, are not immediate, infallible, or perfect, or without some conscious thought.

So how is disagreement on this point (only tangentially related to therianism) discrediting to therians?

I mean, if there was disagreement by scientists on exactly how electrons move, would that negate the credibility of all chemistry?

There will always be discussion and disagreement on the more picky points of beliefs.

So if someone decides that this kind of discussion/argument/debate/whatever discredits therianism just because we don't all immediately come to the same conclusion, then said person is just looking for reasons to decide we're wrong, is therefore too closed-minded, and is exemplary of the confirmation bias (ie, seeking out information to uphold their beliefs, and ignoring information that would negate it).
    You make a good point, and I appreciate your thought on the matter, but Serra (in particular) has always been very open-minded for as long as I've known her. She's definitely not one to be picking at us to find our faults.

    Still, though, as you are quite right that all beliefs are under scrutiny, ours seems just more shady, probably because of the shadows the other beliefs cast. Also true, this wasn't even about therianism, it was more about energy, which is more psychicism than anything.

    I think Serra's point was that because our type of beliefs are more looked down on, our discrepancies are far more obvious and discrediting. A shame, but that's what we agreed to when we decided to be true to ourselves. -shrugs- Knowingly or not.

<3 Rufu
I figured that might have been the case: ie, not that she was trying to say she felt we were discrediting ourselves, but rather that she was trying to warn the people disagreeing that it might cause an outsider to see it as making out beliefs questionable.

That's why I never referred specifically to her in the last paragraph. Rather, I meant someone, as in, anyone specifically that did what is described in it. I didn't mean necessarilly Serra, but that's for pointing that out.

SheWolfDanielle


~Serra Angel~

PostPosted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 7:45 pm


First of all, thanks for coming to my defense. I indeed did not intend to imply that you guys had personally discreditted yourselves to me. But it does indeed look shady, especially to any "outsiders". And it's not just therianism, but any more individually practiced faith that faces this scrutiny. While Christians and members of other organized religions may disagree on certain things, the fact still remains that each of these faiths has it's own written doctrines that are generally accepted. Plus they've publicly been around for a long time. It takes time and organization for these things to be accepted, but I I find it hard to imagine therians actually coming together as a community. Maybe I'm biased, though.
PostPosted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 12:59 pm


I agree we therians may never come together in large groups, we are just to different. Even what makes us similar makes us different. We are similar cause we are part animal, but how and what animal? There are too many differences among us, and differences are hard to ignore for the sake of unity.

It is a nice idea though. 3nodding

Glacies Vir


DR490N

PostPosted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 1:14 pm


returning to the original topic, i do get random pains where phantom limbs are. i don't think it has anyting to do with a power cycle, but i think there is a deeper cause. discuss?
PostPosted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 5:35 pm


I have occasional bouts of pain in shoulders as well, but this is not due to a cycle of energy ((at least in my case)). My phantom pains come from the ever shifting "Phantom Muscles" that govern the movement of my wings spasming. I do not usually get the same type of pain although it does seem to move in a pattern. About every three months or so is when mine happens but it lasts for about a week when it happens.

Requiem of Whyspers

Fashionable Shapeshifter


DR490N

PostPosted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 2:22 pm


wouldnt surprise me if that had something to do with my own pains, though the phantom muscle thing happens more in my arms and hands...one of my fingers is a tad deformed from a compound fracture when i was like 12, and part of the bone slid down and healed to the wrong spot...that finger hurts all the time because the muscle tissue that is supposed to be there isnt, and the phantom fingers don't help much.
PostPosted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 4:59 am


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I'm not really bothered much by phantom pains, unless a phantom limb is, in some way, "hurt".
For example, when people pull hoods over my head.
They don't account (obviously) for the phantom ears that are there, and so when they do that, it causes the top of my head to hurt, as if my ears had really been there.



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Blue-eyed wonder


dawnkit

PostPosted: Sun May 13, 2007 5:23 pm


Yeah my only phantom pains are when someone runs into my wings or steps on my tail....wow that sounded really weird....It feels like my phantom limbs are real though so i actually feel pain in them....hope that makes sense.
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