WASPS AND SPIRITUALITY...ANY CONNECTION? Please Read.?
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I am no authority by any stretch, however, my daughter and I share a similar connection to you.  We have not had the bee/wasp connection, but the spiritual connection most def.  You may be experiencing a bee problem through a spirit connection demonstrating in a bee problem.  We have had spirit problems over the years in various ways (usually haunted houses)...it is too lengthy to list here, but if you are interested, e-mail me and I will list  our experiences.  They were real and if it would help someone, I will share with you gladly.  If you feel it is a spirit prob, then it may very well be.  Don't discount your feelings in this matter.  http://www.erm.ee/?node=148
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Here are the results of my research. I pray that YOU will read them carefully and consider your eternal destiny as instead of seeking temporal rewards through operating apart from the living God of Heaven who is your Creator.\n\n________________________--\n\n\nWicca Spells - What is Wicca?\nWhat is Wicca and what are Wicca spells? While it is rooted in ancient pagan beliefs, the Wicca religion, as it is practiced now, is only about 50-years-old. Wicca is a belief system cobbled together in the 1940's and 1950's by Gerald Gardner from a variety of religious traditions and beliefs as well as Freemason rituals. Since Gardner published several books espousing his system of worship, many offshoots and variations of Wicca have sprung up. \n\nThere is no particular agreement between Wiccans, or "wise ones" concerning what they believe and worship. Some worship the "Goddess," some worship the "God," and some worship both. Others worship nature. Some Wiccans say they embrace Christian doctrine, while others reject it. Most promoters of Wicca believe in reincarnation. \n\nOne thing most Wiccans agree on is the fact that Satan is not a part of their pantheon and they vehemently deny Satan-worship as one of their practices. This is because they disavow the notion of moral absolutes. There is no such thing as good or evil, because it is all relative. Wiccans have only one law that they bind themselves to, called "The Rede." It simply states, "Do what ye will, harm ye none." In other words: "Do what ever you want to as long as no one gets hurt." The Three-fold Law governs consequences, and is a law of returns that states, "All good that a person does to another returns three-fold in this life; harm is also returned three-fold." \n\nWicca Spells - Mind Control\nWhat about Wicca spells? Not all Wiccans practice witchcraft (which they call "magick" to set themselves apart from illusionists and magicians). Magick is to Wicca what prayer is to Christianity. Wiccans claim that the practice of magick is simply using their minds to control matter, while Christians call upon God to heal people and to intervene and work in their lives. Because the Rede forbids harming others and the Three-fold Law sets forth consequences for those who do, Wiccans view themselves as "white witches" or "nature witches." \n\nWicca is basically a religion that is about minding your own business and living peaceably with your neighbors and environment. Wiccans are eager to draw parallels between themselves and biblical Christianity for the sake of earning credibility, but what does the Bible have to say about this religion? You won't find the word "wicca" in the Bible, so let's evaluate the beliefs in light of what God says about them. \n\nWicca spells are idolism - Romans 1:25 says, "They exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and worshipped and served created things, rather than the Creator…" Who wants to settle for second best? In Isaiah 40, God paints a very cool picture of how much greater the Creator is than His creation. If you are worshipping anything besides the Creator, you are just spinning your wheels.\n\n\nWicca spells bring false hope - Hebrews 9:27 says, "…Man is destined to die once, after that, to face judgment." God says we get one chance at life, and that is it. There are no do-overs. If we don't accept God's gift of Jesus in our lifetime, He judges us as unwilling to be in His presence, and we are sent to Hell. \n\n\nWicca spells bring disillusionment - Mark 7:8 says, "You have let go of the commands of God and are holding on to the traditions of men". God is God, and we are not. We have a decision to make. Are we going to take God at His word and adopt His worldview, or not? Knowing God is hard work that takes a lot of discipline. Wicca is a religion that takes a pack of lies, ties it in
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Nice to know there is another Wiccan on here nice to meet you or I guess I should say Blessed Be.    Well I found a pretty good site this site talks about the left hand path and such but is pretty good on why is devil worship about the gothic cant help you there Ok and for the goth here is one from religious tolerence.com  Well I hope this helps and Merry meet marry part and merry meet again.
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A non-Indian would usually fail to see any spiritual connection. I lived for many years where there were many mounds, I don't remember ever hearing of any comments about them "spiritually".
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it may be hard for you to do, but if you ignore them they will ignore you. If you flail at them they may think they get attacked and are more likely to try to defend themselves. \nEasiest may be to just go away a couple of yards. Wasps can be curious and sometimes follow people around, especially if they have a jamtart in their hand, but if you offer a tiny piece as a bribe they probably will accept... \n\nIf you think you will be too freaked out to do that, you could try spraying them with a spray bottle with water. I haven't really tried it, but wasps like other insects don't fly in the rain, they definitely won't like getting wet while flying, it probably would chase them away temporarily. And the water will be harmless to you and everybody else. \n\nThe only time when you really should run is if you ever step by mistake on a nest of a ground nesting species of wasps (but those should not be on normal path, it could happen on a pasture, and there will be not just a group of wasps but a hell of a lot of them). Then they will be mad. But as long as you keep away from their nests you should be fine. \n\nAfter all wasps do not eat humans, they attack them only in defense of either themselves or their nests.
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You were obviously being sarcastic when you said you would pray for them. Of course,religious people don't appreciate\nthe irony of such statements and you obviously confused a lot of them.\n\n That being said,as an agnostic who tends toward atheism I\ncan appreciate your viewpoint. The only reason I'm not simply an atheist is that there's not any more evidence to support your theory than that of a Christian. As well,I do\nbelieve the world and the universe are far more complex than\nany of us can guess at this time.\n In a world where there IS evidence pointing to the possibility of reincarnation, as well as paranormal experts\nusing scientific methods to investigate reported hauntings,\ncan the existence of God really be ruled out so definately?\nMaybe your inner conscious is just your personal belief system at work. Who can really say for sure what the Reality\nreally is?\n\n Still,I can't bring myself to believe in a Biblical God who\ncreated the universe,is all-powerful yet knows all our names\nas well as where the smallest sparrow has fallen. It does sound like a fairy tale.
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Ok, when I post this thers going to be so many ppl disagreeing with me it's unreal, but this is my oppinion!  All of that stuff does exist, but the power they have is from the devil... i also feel some people practice these things without fully analyizing ti first b/c they think it's "cool"! so once again everyone has a different oppinion on it, but that's mine!
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I am a bit of a cynic but I still believe in guardian angels.  The cynicism comes from the nagging question of why there are so many innocent people harmed everyday.  At the same time, how else does one explain how a baby falls from a crib and sustains no injury, not even a small bruise (it's happened a couple of times in our family over the years)? My mother, who is very spiritual, knows the names of the guardian angels of some of our family members.  When I ask her how, she says it "comes to her" (I must say she still doesn't know the name of mine yet). Another woman I knew years ago who was psychic claimed to have seen my guardian angel and described his appearance to a friend of mine. Little things have happened to build up my belief. Sorry if I am rambling. Basically, it's like this: when I feel that I or a loved one has been protected, I know the guardian angel is involved, and thank him/her. I have no absolute scientific proof to back my belief in angels, but I believe they are there.
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Good ONE...\n\nI am not religious anymore...I have been a Catholic but now I am awake and will not be taken in by religion anymore..\n\nI, as a spirit, using mind and energy, matter to create a body, am now in contact with the ONE (spirit), what some call God, directly and I do not need a proxy, a go-between or a preacher to speak for either me or the ONE (spirit).  \n\nAs Paul ( I hate to quote a murderer, but...it's a loose quote..lol) would say...When I was a child, I spoke like a child and played the games of children.  Now that I am an adult, I play with who I want to!!!  No one is going to preach to me again about what God or what I call the ONE, said.  IT, being a spirit so having no body, does not speak with words but I hear it in IT's Creation.  IT, being a number, a principle, a law, is not a person, is neutral, and is not 'gender-based" (usually male, in most religions).\n\nI like the wise saying of all "humans" and more, be they male, female, white, black, red, yellow, brown or adherents to any and all religions.\n\nI consider what I am could be called "spirituality" but the Gurus that demand "obedience" and adherence to their "megalomania" are calling what they sell "spirituality" so I am not that also...\n\nI am not an atheist, nor an "agnostic" because I "believe" and have faith, but not in people, religions and institutions and certainly not in a "GOD" as a person.  \n\nI am not a misfit and have fit in with any and all groups when I needed to but I am not a "believer in any religion, philosophy, or "ism"\n\nI guess I am a RELIGION OF ONE!!! or a UNIVERSALIST!!!\n\nI believe in "something" because I am "hard-wired" for the "mystical" experience and I want to "enjoy, appreciate, be grateful for" IT....If I believed in ZERO or NIHIL, I could be a Buddhist, but I believe in SOMETHING, or ONE, so I am a THEIST but not in the conventional understanding of the word.\n\n\n\nCyril Borg, the Cyborg..
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Spirituality transcends reasoning. Hence the term "leap of faith"? So don't bother with semantics. You should be flattered there are people praying for you here, jim. I know I would if I were in your shoes. lol.
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Well I thought at first that was someone taking the mick, but you seem genuine and what you have written is true, even powerful but that's normally shared with christians not with those who will ridicule something (sacred) like that. A 'prophetic' word perhaps but is the place to share it? Will it be well received? Yes you have addressed it to christians but it just seems to be the wrong place to share it ...but then I could be wrong of course..
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Your mind really. We make up religion to suit our needs. No real proof exist for symbols of good nor evil. This is why both sides of the coin exist. We simply do not know and remain mystified or in question. Both religions based on evil or good as forces percieved by humanity. Now to answer your question-at least go for a Druid religion or Wicca. It is realistic. Type in Wicca.com. Our minds are still in early stages of evolution. What you imagine or perceive can be amplified to the extent you create proof. I will tell you this: it is all tail chasing if you seek some organization to belong to. You will be manipulated. You search for power in numbers perhaps, or some unity to acknowledge your belief. Look into yourself. The web site is in your heart, honestly. In the end, you will find that wisdom and knowledge are released with spiritual insight and evil negates this. I truly know this first hand. Do as you may, but do not hurt others unless they hurt you in a real way with malific intent.
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I've heard of this also.Someone asked a pretty scary question about this topic on here a little while back. I feel that they could be either some form of interdimensional entity,or possibly left over residual negative energy.
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I have much respect for those following that path.  I like their loyalty to keeping their oaths, their tolerance for other religions, the depth of their studies, and the close relationships that are built between members.  Although not the path for me, I enjoy spending time with my Wiccan friends and I always learn something new from them.
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Welcome to Paganism my sister...\nPlease take heed in the attitudes that you will read here within the answers to your question.\n\nYou can read all that you want to and find the same answers on Paganism, Wiccan, Cunning Folk, WitchCraft and many other terms, they all agree in one thing. Freedom to believe in the path that suits YOU. I can give you many really good sources to guide you on your journey to personal spiritual journey. Be aware of sites out there however...There are many that claim to know what their talking about and don't. \nBe also prepared to have Christian and other religious sects to not agree or worse. \nIf you want any additional info from me, give me a heads up via your "additional details".\n\nBlessed Be
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Well, in so far as religions are concerned you might like to do a web-search on spiritualist churches. They believe in ghosts, spirit communications, and a wide variety of paranormal things. You'll also find wide acceptance of such things in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Wicca. For myself I don't need hard evidence, just a logical premise. That's good enough for me. And I don't discount emotions in such things. Logic has its place. So do emotions. So as often as not I follow my feelings, just as I often follow my thinking.
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pabbi my husband and I experience quite a few of these signs you speak of when we were first dating. For a full year any time one of us would look at the clock it was always 1:11 or 4:44 or 2:22. You get the point. Also one night we were arguing about our faith(I became a believer before he did)and there was this huge light in the sky in front of our house. I just laughed because I knew what it was but he insisted on driving for an hour all over to see if there was an explosion. We watched the news all week and there was nothing out of the norm. Also on a trip that I was scared to take I asked God to show me I was doing the right thing and no lie, we saw a man carrying a life size cross down the interstate on his back. But every day I see little signs but I guess because I am rather used to these (strange) things as you called them, I no longer notice alot of them. Unfortunate I suppose. Please, let's hear yours. I'm always interested in others experiences.