Greetings (Lumig)

I am new here, I was told about this forum yesterday

The first thread that caught my attention was "The nature of your Soul" but as I was invited to tell more about here, here I am.

Starting with my reply on that thread, I still don't know what I really am.
About Asetianism I had a very vague idea, I do recognize the Ankh as the symbol of eternal life and can tell that Asetianism is a faith just like another, however I don't know much about its misuses and misinterpretations.
I like to keep an open mind, and always have an inclination to not accepting dogmas (from the catholic church to start with...) , and I consider myself as someone spiritual but not religious (I was baptized after I was born, but later on I have decided to exercise free will based on life experiences and the education my family gave me...)
That being said, I hope I can learn a lot more about this subject
Also I usually hang around the off topic threads as I always look for threads dedicated to music, movies, reading, and so on...

Regarding personal info, I live in Portugal, somewhere near the sea.
My nickname is a partial merge of my two first birth names

Welcome to the forum, Lumig.

It's good to meet someone new, I hope you enjoy your stay here. Do take your time looking through the many topics we have here, it has become quite extensive.

I Look forward to seeing you around in the future.

Thank you accepting the invite to write in this section more about yourself. Very apreciated. In fact, you can know more about us reading this section.

Thank you for welcoming me, and you're welcome Stalker

Greeting Lumig,
Welcome to the forum.
I hope you find what you are looking for.

Greetings. You'll be happy to know, then, that Asetianism is not a dogma or faith. It is simply a way of looking at the world and dealing with it which is different than you were probably raised to think.

Asetianism is a growing spirituality which encompasses change, above all, as its driving force.

Daniel09 wrote:Greetings. You'll be happy to know, then, that Asetianism is not a dogma or faith. It is simply a way of looking at the world and dealing with it which is different than you were probably raised to think.

Asetianism is a growing spirituality which encompasses change, above all, as its driving force.

Well said.

Welcome, bem-vido, Lumig.

Hierophant, Daniel09 and Jonathan, thank you
Syrianeh, obrigado

Daniel09 wrote: It is simply a way of looking at the world and dealing with it which is different than you were probably raised to think.

Yes, totally agree, the way I was raised, took me a while to question it, as you can see in my first post in this thread.

Welcome Lumig to the forum.

Thanks Tambarina

I was duly corrected for my spelling above.

bem-vindo!

That's ok

Welcome to the forum...

Thank you

Greetings and welcome to the forum, Lumig.

Greetings Kotaro, and thank you

Greetings and welcome.

Thank you

I just wanted to let everyone know that I have already acquired the Asetian Bible and started reading a couple days ago.
Am a bit busy, so I chose the night time, which is more quiet... trying not to take too long, but not rushing it either.

Lumig wrote:I just wanted to let everyone know that I have already acquired the Asetian Bible and started reading a couple days ago.
Am a bit busy, so I chose the night time, which is more quiet... trying not to take too long, but not rushing it either.

That's great Lumig. Yeah don't rush yourself and share with us as you learn.