Who are the true Christians? The apostles clearly organized such a group, and there are numerous prophecies regarding Christ's congregation into the future.
I suppose we ought to make this an off-topic thread or something.
I don't think there are many true Christians left in this world, it was even foretold in the Book of Revelations that during the events of Revelations there will be very little true believers left. Not that I believe we are living in the end times, as I think Revelations is more of a symbolic and cyclical thing. Like for example the image of the Beast aligns a lot with many historical tyrants, like Nero, some corrupt Popes, for example Alexander IVth, also known as Borgio, Adolf Hitler etc. The point I'm trying to make is that I believe that the Book of Revelations is a warning about what happens when people stray from spirit and go too far in embracing their carnal nature, their inner beast. This leads to suffering and the emergence of tyrants in positions of power.
Also I don't consider myself fully Christian, I have significant Christian leanings, but I'm more of a general esoteric practitioner who not only looks up to Christ, but also for example to Lord Krishna from Hinduism, or to concepts like the Tao from East Asian religions. In a nutshell, I believe all religions have different levels of spiritual truth in them. But yes, as I said before, I do consider Jesus to be a very inspiring and very divine figure, after all, he was the Son of God
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And yeah, we should start a new off-topic thread if we want to continue this discussion as this is a thread about HRT for hair regrowth, and some people may not like that we discuss these things on here.
I understand that completely. Americans feel this way predominantly towards the English and Irish, who among the Gallic, have always been travelers and many went to Argentina along with the U.S. during the latter 1800's. Lutherans feel this way about Scandinavia since most of our Lutheran culture comes from Scandinavians who as the joke goes, left home and went to the U.S and then trudged westward to Minnesota and the Dakotas to find the one place on earth, more inhospitable and cold, except for Scandinavia, except of course, again, Russia, the U.S. and Canada contain some of the coldest places on the face of the earth far in excess of even northern Scandinavia (and for the U.S., some of the hottest places on earth). The Dakotas can go from easily 100 degrees Fahrenheit in summer to 40 below in winter (the U.S. is the last place on earth along with Burma and Liberia off the metric system although it is official here and has been since 1876; we largely use metric for medications and soda and packaged foods). Russia's very existence is based upon its facility in dealing with cold that is largely unknown ever in Western Europe. France is north of New York some places and it rarely goes below zero Celsius and even in central Europe the cold really hits where the gulf stream lags and Napoleon and Hitler had little idea what they were getting themselves into. The idea should have been to grab and take and then retreat but ego always interferes.
The temperature in my country also goes from pretty hot in the summer to pretty cold in the winter, this is something common in Eastern Europe, although it's not as extreme as the temperatures in Eastern or Northern Russia.
As for Russians, the weather making them a stronger people is one thing, but they also have a concept that they call the "Russian Soul". It's basically a metaphysical concept that could be explained as a link with each other and their country in a bond that transcends politics, money, religion etc. It's hard to explain to somebody who never visited Russia, but speaking with Russians can give you the idea. I'm not Russian myself, but I do understand this concept due to researching my ancestry, history and my interactions with the Russian people. The reason I mentioned this is that the Russian Soul also makes them very hard to defeat and conquer. Fyodor Dostoyevsky's writing is considered to embody the Russian Soul, so if you want to know more, his books are the place to go.
Do you know anything about Almas? Plus Plz has disappeared. Were they the same person? Not likely since Plz spoke perfect English without Google Translate. I send a prayer out for you Almas. May your hair dreams all come true.
Janey
That's so nice of you Janey, I too hope Almas is doing ok. I never got to speak with him, but just by reading his posts I could see his struggle, and like you said, there are some similarities between him and me.
Anyway, sorry for jumping on and off today. I went to have a nice long bath, and after the bath I shaved my chest, belly and leg hair as it got too long for my taste. I've been shaving it for a few months now, thankfully nobody really cares as some men do it, like cyclists, swimmers, bodybuilders etc, and to my mum I use the reasoning that I simply prefer being smoother like an athlete. Unfortunately, that's the most feminine thing I can do in my country without being harshly judged, so I'm glad to be going to the UK soon. I'll probably start going for waxing sessions there, and when I get enough money, I'd love to have most of my body hair lasered off.
I'll be going to sleep now, the Aloe Vera gel I use after shaving has a really nice smell that makes me sleepy
Goodnight everybody. Although I won't be as active, I'll still try to come to hairlosstalk during the weekend to react and reply to anything interesting.
I hope my dreams will be full of healthy, cute and soft hair on my head
