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NLS 591: Jesus Channelled LIVE: Message About His TRUE TEACHINGS & NOT What the VATICAN Says! with Anjie Hipple

Jun 10, 2025

Anjie Hipple, a channeler of Judah, a collective of 350,000 highly evolved souls, shares her transformative journey from a strict Christian upbringing to spiritual empowerment. She discusses the complexities of religious trauma and the importance of questioning institutional teachings. Through channeled insights from Ascended Masters like Jesus, Anjie emphasizes love, self-acceptance, and inner peace amid chaos. The conversation highlights personal growth, the significance of kindness, and humanity's potential for unity and miracles.

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ANECDOTE

Anjie's Religious Trauma Story

Anjie experienced deep religious trauma growing up in fundamentalist Christianity, affecting her mental health.
She faced guilt, fear of hell, and strict purity culture from a young age.

INSIGHT

Scripture as Human Records

Scripture is not a perfect rulebook but people's limited record of divine encounters.
True spirituality involves personal experience rather than rigidly following texts.

INSIGHT

Personal Empowerment in Teachings

Jesus and Buddha instructed personal empowerment, not worship.
Enlightenment means realizing the divine light in oneself, not idolizing others.

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