The Wandering Jew

[Astraea Selene]

Thank you Magnolia for the eye opener insights and replies. I do appreciate it as always. It's made me think and I'll have more time today and going to get into some further research on this topic. Thank you.

My apologies, I had to edit my response and correct two typos made in the original response. In the quick and unexpected address of this topic, I had to address two typos.

[Magnolia]

Appreciate you clarifying, Magnolia! No harm intended on my part, and I apologize for the misunderstanding.

No worries, we're responsive enough that if there's ever any question or concern, we're happy to respond and clarify. We'd rather do that and be quick to get the right info than to have to clean up misinformation or misunderstandings later. Or, if there's something that is confusing, we'd like to make it clearer, we don't want anyone to find information difficult to understand or know the intention.

I took the wondering jew as a curse not something desired. Lol.. but maybe I am wrong the way I read it. But to watch everyone you knew die and to have to survive centuries without people finding out be tricky.

Well, that's the fun of research in topics like this. You start learning about something and you can spin-off into various paths of thought and consideration with related topics. Some people want to live forever, most would find it a horrific and mundane curse. Though, in this particular case the exercise is more about self-examination and understanding about longevity and what is historically believed to be extend life (not necessarily immortality).

[Alaric]

I have to say I like this class.

I felt the connection to ancient energies and a distinct impresssion of being touched. I think the contrition and humbling oneself approach is a valid one - maybe a Piscean Age thing, used by Christians for many centuries but also known in modern psychological practices. It's another tool in one's armoury. Another practice to add. Another angle to look at things from.