Seeking others with similar beliefs

Nameless - What exactly is MeetUp? I live in a small community. The nearest big city is at least an hour away.

[Nameless]

http://www.meetup.com/find/

Here is Meet Up. they have categories, like *New Age & Spirituality* or *Paranormal* or probably normal normal :)

Thank you!

Wow that meet up site is amazing they have meet up everywhere and about everything thanks for the link Now i can get out and about yipy

[Nameless]

Yeah, so far I'm having a good time with it too. I''ve been to meetups with Abraham Hicks fans and started one. We meet in the park (weather permitting, so far the weather has permitted one :) ) and it's fun to meet other people with similar interests. I think outdoors or in a public place is always a good place to start, but that's just me in my comfort level. The first one I attended was in a church, I forget what their religion is, but it was an Abraham Hicks meet up. It was fun.

Hello,
You are not alone in your beliefs from my point of view, many wonderful and unusal things considered have happened to me over the years and I know with all my heart we are more than we are!!

Originally Posted by paper

My husband and I were discussing how our friends and aquaintences really don't have similar spiritual beliefs. I have always considered myself "left of center" in thinking but am not afraid to share with others my beliefs (a soul having a human experience...ghosts etc.) My husband has at times told me that people would think I am weird if I tell them what I believe and he rarely discusses spirital ideas with others. We wonder where do people live that think like us?

I've always had a similar concern. I am young, and people in my age group are very skeptical and non-spiritual (at least where I live, Florida). I have very few friends that understand and sometimes I just need to talk about the nonphysical realm. I have found a lot of comfort in people wiser, therefore, older people than me but I wonder if my generation will ever open up their minds, not to what I believe in, but to the mere possibilities.
Hm. I still have hope.
I hope you were able to find some answers.
xo
Viv

I don't know how old you are but it seems to me that the college age (in America) is one for being agnostic then once they get out of there, they seem to come back to being more spiritual. That being said, there are many young people here who do believe.