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1. What exactly is an epiphany? The word epiphany comes from a Greek word epiphainein, which means "reveal."There are three meanings or usages of the word. The first is the name of a Christian feast, Epiphany, which occurs in early January.

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2. It is inspiration. I also want to introduce you to the word epiphany. In the Christian tradition, epiphany is the twelfth night of Christmas, usually January sixth. It celebrates the revelation of Jesus the Christ to the Gentiles, the magi at Bethlehem. We do not celebrate the day of epiphany, and it is not part of the restored gospel of Jesus.

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4. Mar 28,  · How to Use a Spiritual Epiphany. This weekend, during our annual Brain Trust retreat, I had a spiritual epiphany. Or more aptly, a spiritual epiphany had me. It was a direct experience of true nature. A glory outburst. An infinity hallway of hearts with me walking smack down the middle. You’ve had epiphanies like this, too.

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5. May 22,  · Epiphany Lyrics: Your words to me just a whisper / Your face is so unclear / I try to pay attention / Your words just disappear / Oh / 'Cause it's always raining in my head / Oh / Forget all the.

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7. Jun 22,  · by ghost of oldd: I saw a recent Michael Fremer article on Way Out West being issued, "finally" in stereo: B. Scarpia by ghost of oldd: Thelonous Monk: Palo Alto: suretyguy 6: by Merlot_cat: Me and Del were singin' ghost of olddud 2: by ghost.

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8. By the mids, epiphany—with a lowercase e—was being used to refer to other manifestations of Christ and to appearances of divine beings in other religions. Since the 19th century, the.

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