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In my previous article titled ‘The Secret of Sri Yantra, I have given the basic points about the complicated Divine Geometry of Sri Yantra. Famous scientist Alexy Pavlovich Kulaichev made a thorough research on Sri Yantra in 1987 and published his paper in Russian language. The paper attracted worldwide response and caused a most lively interest from readers and received more than a hundred responses. Today his paper is considered to be one of the best scientific paper on the complicated Divine Geometry. Read the results in this article.

For many years, I hungrily devoured the words of spiritual teachers and sought the awareness of consciousness to which their teachings pointed. My goal was to achieve a state of awareness – to experience the truth of who I am. For so long, I sensed the truth of their words and knew they were signposts guiding me on my inner journey, but I couldn’t find my destination. When I was able to open into the truth of my Being and experience the vastness of my consciousness, I have to admit to feeling a sense of achievement. My ego was still alive and well as I inwardly celebrated my progress. I had found what I set out to find! What a spiritual success story I had to tell! But wait… not so fast, runaway ego. There was more, much more to learn.

This article tells us who we really are. We are the sons and daughters of an all mighty God.

In today’s world, it is not uncommon for people to see themselves as being spiritual, and there are a number of reasons for this. This partly comes down to how much information is available, and this is a largely thanks to the internet.

Millions are waiting on the return of Jesus Christ in expectation of salvation at the end of days. They quote from the New Testament without an inkling of the facts that the document is a compilation by Jerome, the doctor of the Roman Catholic Church. He was appointed by Damasus, the Bishop of Rome, to produce a text so that the branches of the religion would be preaching the same thing.

What is it that you want to achieve in life? Will it make you enjoy life? What does that mean to you? Well, I am happy to tell you that whatever you want to achieve in life is possible. As long as it is your deepest heart desire, you can do it. What makes me say that? You were created in the image and likeness of God. The Holy Scriptures tell us that with God nothing shall be impossible.

There are thousands of “my ex did me wrong” stories out there, but this one is different. This one ends with God’s grace and direction. Please join me in my first attempt at telling this story in text

One more turn regarding the universe is that we are not living in one Universe; according to Hugh Everett, we are in multiverse. With Huge Everett’s findings we have to start to think very seriously. His theory is being analyzed by the Scientist Max Tegmark. The multiverses are stacked one over the other and the distances hitherto thought unreachable also takes a turn. Because the distance between one universe to the other is just one millimeter only! Everett’s only mistake was to be born ahead of his time!

You’ve probably heard about how affirmations can improve your life. Some people claim that you can achieve anything you want with the power of positive thoughts.

Have you ever wondered why the grand battle between good & evil, and light & darkness dominates so many story lines and movie plots? Why are we drawn to these epic clashes between heroes and villains, ultimately hoping that the “good guy” wins and saves the day?

It was the American Physicist Hugh Everett III (Birth 11-11-1930 Death: 19-7-1982) who proposed the new path breaking theory of Parallel Universe. He said that the quantum effects cause the universe to constantly split and proposed many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics. This theory ultimately leads to the idea that everyone is immortal. In one universe or other each one of us is living.

In Christian life, we often find ourselves no farther along the journey of purity and piety than those mature would-be-Christians who have no allegiance to Christ, whatsoever. They seem as gracious as we are, peace-loving and wise, aware of their purpose, connected to people, morally adroit, and even better positioned for admiration because they’re not pigeon-holed as hypocritical or judgmental. They’re considered and called beautiful persons.