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I think if you are not a Christian and are not attached to this egregor, then it does not matter.
Orthodox Christians are baptized from right to left, while Catholics are on the contrary. At first Catholics too were baptized from right to left, but then they began to do this action from left to right.

Oh, if you're trying to learn the sign to get be friendly with some Christians, avoid the term egregore .

Why? After all, I do not see anything wrong or offensive in this. Egregor is a designation of a large energy information space created by a large group of people and it can be not only Christian.

Of course you don't but this would be considered occultic by Christians.

And what in general can be interested in a believer? If, for example, I believe in Jesus' bride, can I read books about spirits, watch films about demons and vampires? On the one hand, this bible and the church rejects and does not welcome, then on such interests what will be the reaction.

Reading books about the subject is one thing but referring to you as a vampire, demon or a bride of Jesus is quite another. Referring to Christianity as an egregore would (or should) be insulting to a Christian.