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MorganBlack, no, not at all. my starting position was definitely secular. My mother was casually agnostic and my father was spiritually ambivalent during my childhood. As i got older (In my 30s now), my father has become a solitary christian and my mother has become spiritually ambivalent. So I guess you can say they have shifted on the spectrum towards spirituality as they aged, I think in some part due to my curiosity and openness towards spirituality/metaphysics/philosophy/esotericism as I got older. My dad had a traumatic mexican/indigenous loosley catholic upbringing and he has had a few spontaneous psi experiences in his adulthood that i helped unpack for him--remote viewing, seeing a duende.
 
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