Comments on: Biofeedback and The Journey to Wild Divine

By: EAO

EAO — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 23:28:24 +0000

My three Dads were Catholic, Jewish, Protestant…over the years I have acquired friends who are Pagan, New Age, Buddist, Hindu, and Moslem…
I see no problem with Journey to Wild Devine for anyone of any belief. That is of course if your beliefs are strong enough to stand in a world where everyone’s beliefs are allowed to stand. There is no missionary work going on in this software. Imagery is multicultural and is meant to evoke a “different” place. The techniques shown work. If someone who speaks Chinese choses that language to speak to me, I wouldnt be surprised. Why be surprised if the cultures that orginated the techniques show through? We are never surpried when computer words in English appear in the middle of other languages….;}
The game is a great nuturing of the spirit -whether you play or pray.

By: Zedekiah

Zedekiah — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 02:49:31 +0000

Maybe they could create a Christian version where you move through the game by insulting, deprecating and demeaning any beliefs that are not identical to your own, while remaining in a calm, tranquil, holier-than-thou state.

By: Ariel

Ariel — Sun, 12 Nov 2006 22:39:59 +0000

Its a great idea, the only problem I have with it, is that it tends to condition a ‘belief system’ into the subconscious mind based on eastern mysticism and the new age.
For those who are Christian, there must be an alternative that is at the very least ‘neutral’ and uncolored with trappings, and not an ‘workshop instruction’ on how to be a ‘new-ager’.
Some of us dont believe in ’self-worship’ and humanism and mixing everything together in a ‘frankenstein mish-mash’ of confused religious ideals based on creating ones ‘own gods’, so yes, it would tend to be a ‘trapping’ to most who dont have greater discernment.