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Do we have spiritual allelopathic methods?  Are they conscious actions/techniques that we perform to keep safe?  And by we, i mean EVERY human being.  Christian, Atheist, Pagan, and in between.  This question is one of spiritual dynamics, and not of personal belief systems.

What happens if our allelopathic spiritual system malfunctions?  Does it ever do more harm than good for us?

Can we influence our allelopathic spiritual system?

Curious thoughts.

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Fagan_the_Pagan (75.214.11.xxx) 2009-01-08 23:16:59 Well, I can't say for certain that EVERY human being has spiritual allelopathic methods. I can't say for certain that every human ANYTHING. It does seem to me to be a COMMON thing, however. I mean, we can look at the history of Christianity and see things like the Inquisition, which not only inhibited the GROWTH of other religions, but blatantly attempted to stamp them out. The Crusades were, I think, also allelopathic. But Christians would not be the only group guilty, I mean, in the Middle East right now, I'd say the Israeli Jews and the Palestinian Muslims are engaging in very mutually allelopathic activities. Atheist could be said to have their own kind of allelopathic affect by attempting to keep ALL religion out of public buildings, out of education, out of scientific discussion . . . As for Pagans, I think a lot of disgruntled pagans have allelopathic ATTITUDES towards the other religions, especially Christi...

Jujube (173.65.144.xxx) 2009-02-12 18:30:29 Since my spiritual path is pretty much aligned with my interest in human physiology and our interactions with the rest of the living systems around us, I believe something like this: Plant allelopathy involves some complex chemical interactions that influence the plant's environment; inhibiting some conditions and promoting others. The complexity of the science is certainly well beyond me, so I tend to percieve it all in a folk-magick sort of way. I personify my blueberries, and imagine that they "like" nestling in a bed of decomposing pine bark and oak leaves. I figure those blueberries will then produce little happy chemicals that I may absorb when I eat them (the antioxidant blue pigment maybe?) The cell membranes of my digestive tract and nervous system might use these antioxidants to stay in good working order, so that I can effectively produce and use serotonin (think happy thoughts!) in my interactions w...

Hmmm... admin (SAdministrator) 2009-02-17 06:51:03 Agreed to both

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