In Search of Zarathustra, by Paul Kriwaczek
Excellent book, kind of shows the roots of most religions.
from time to time we like to share some good reads with each other on jwd, and now might be a good time to share with you what i'm reading this week.
it's "the gate" by francois bizot which tells of his experiences as the only western prisoner to survive the khmer rouge in cambodia.
in 1971, on a routine outing through the cambodian countryside, the young french ethnologist francois bizot is captured by the khmer rouge.
In Search of Zarathustra, by Paul Kriwaczek
Excellent book, kind of shows the roots of most religions.
welcome ad!.
interesting bio.
hope you find support and friends here!.
Preston - So did I! Thank you so much for letting me blabber on today. I really needed that!!
welcome ad!.
interesting bio.
hope you find support and friends here!.
thanks Bryan, and Stinky!
So much to read, so much to absorb, so much more to vent. It's a little overwhelming right now.
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hello all.. this is my first time posting on this forum, my name is nathan and i have been waching the forum for the last few days.. the reson i am here is i am looking for a bit of encouragement and to ask for your prayers to help me.. ok i first came into the truth when i was about 6 years old i got baptized and was in the truth untill i was about 18 when i disasotiated myself.. im now 29 and somthing has happend in my life in the last month that has made me stand up and take a good long look at my life now and when i was a witness.. i have made my desition to go back to the meetings and hope to be reinstated.
i have just resently given up smoking (cold turkey) and am finding that to be hard after only one week.. tomorrow will be the first meeting i will atend on my long road to aceptance and i have to say i am very nervus about it.. anyway i wont take up anymore of your time i just wanted to ask if you could all remember me in your prayers and ask jehova to help me conquer my problems and then maybe i can have the life i used to have back
I am disassociated too. I have come to a different conclusion than you though. I will never go back! I am just curious why you want to go back? If it it aboust adjusting to life outside the jehovahs witnesses I understand. It's not easy. If it's because you miss your family, I understand that too. There are very few days I don't think about them, and miss them.
If you go back, I hope you are doing it for the right reasons. And you are in my prayers. I hope that everything works out for you.