Is Shifting Realities A Sin
Is it a sin to change reality / quantum leap / dimension shift? From a Catholic point of view? 3
My family is very Catholic and so am I. I have been trying to change jobs for 2 weeks now and I am very close. But today my family had a strange experience. We saw a dwarf crossing the street on the other side of the street, he quickly crossed the street and disappeared. Then my cousin called that someone was knocking on his door and opening it, but no one was there. And when he tried to close it but it opened. But there is one. And she felt like she was trying to use it and get into it. But she always had her lotus necklace with her. And he said he felt he went to the necklace and then left. She closed the door and went inside crying. My sister said it happened to her because my cousins and I were trying to change. So I wonder if change is bad or sinful?
"By the way, when you try to travel to another universe or dimension, the reality changes / moves towards the desired reality. But we try to come and go. We love our present life. Yes, sometimes we need a break.
Reality aside, follow true Christianity, not religion!
However, I have my doubts about your story, I know I have direct experience of spirits and I can't see your version clearly. First you said you saw a dwarf, then your cousin heard a knock on the door?
You mentioned two coincidences which, if true, have no spiritual significance.
After all, there are people who see dwarfs using them and then disappear immediately, these ghosts are called mutant ghosts.
There is nothing sacred about this so-called necklace, but it is something to attract ghosts!
Your cousin is absolutely wrong, these things did not happen because you changed your religion, because all religions are in the public spirit except true Christianity.
