For Ommar Ayala
time ago in my studies of journalism a secular commissioned Professor left us to attend a place that is experienced with the senses, in order to observe what was done there to prepare a report on the site, then a few excerpts from that work.
The people you get in the SensoRama is dressed in white because they are teachers of the New Era. SensoRama is the company that carries out this service and is located near the Roma neighborhood in Mexico City, then they ask you at the entrance to take off your shoes and relax with music and smell of incense, soon after you sell the eyes and turn off the lights for you to take your partner's shoulders you're in front and walk according to the route that people tell you dressed in white.
Within lay you experience, you get to taste fruits and hear sounds, all in an environment relaxation and blindfolded, at the end of "experience" people wearing white makes you "think" about life, nature and stewardship, of course New Age philosophy. "http
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Conclusion
What caught my attention recently is that something similar was used in the campaign Strength for the Soul 2008, if you do not was familiar with this practice I recommend you do not realize as I mentioned earlier, perhaps (I assume) that was made with good intention to make known the message of Jesus by the young, but be careful what you copy from other places, I honestly can not imagine John the Baptist to tell people 'Go and play through their senses for the kingdom of heaven is near. "
- infiltration "New Age practices in ICIRMAR?
- Are these paradigm shifts which we have spoken? Will changing the gospel of Jesus Christ by a circus street of the New Era?
Therefore thus saith the Lord: If thou, I will restore you, and you'll be ahead of me, and if thou take forth the precious from the vile, thou shalt be as my mouth. Convert them to you, and you do not become them. Jer. 15:19
as Christians are called to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ so that people will remove the bandage from the eyes, not vice versa.
Maranatha!
