it’s called we take a lil microdose (day in the life)

Pumpkins are closely associated with both Halloween and Thanksgiving and are most likely native to America. In this week’s lesson you’ll find a lot of game ideas using pumpkins, and also a reminder that God looks at the inside and not merely whats on the outside. He wants us to have a clean heart. Like a like shining from inside the pumpkin, he also wants us to shine out to the world.

Mark 2:23-27 is the fourth of five consecutive episodes (found in Mark 2:1 – 3:6) that highlight the growing conflict between Jesus and the Pharisees. This incident concerns the Pharisees’ criticism of Jesus and his disciples for an apparent violation of the Jewish Sabbath law.

Karma is the sum total of your lives. Each action creates an equal reaction. It is to your advantage to understand karma and the proper usage of it.

“Reason” is the first parameter that changes the human life the most and differentiates him from all other creatures. “Faith” is the second important parameter that causes the indefinable major changes in human life where the Reason acquires a new, selfless, and divine criterion. In this dimension, the human accepts the existence of Allah (swt) and is subject to the divine training system of Him. The only obstacle of knowing Allah is nafs (ego). The nafs is the biggest curtain between Allah and the servant. The one who is servant of Allah is saved from being slave to nafs. And reaches to the real freedom.

What situation are you in that is so devastating and also beyond what you can handle? In situations like that what you need is intervention from the most High God, a touch from The Lord. What you actually need is the blessing of God. This post emphasizes the importance of seeking for God’s blessings and how to secure the blessings.

Open and honest communication is the most recommended way to deal with feeling trapped in a relationship. But what if you’ve tried that and it didn’t work? Here are five other ways to help you deal with such a situation.

Our life is divided into phases of childhood, adult life and advanced age. Our environment, the package we brought with us from our previous reincarnation and life circumstances make us the person we are today. Every life reincarnation give us the opportunity to learn what we lack and need to acquire, which can be both in terms of skills and most importantly in terms of acquiring good qualities and applying virtues over vices. Yet, this doesn’t seem quite impossible to acquire, for to assess any action, one needs to ask himself or herself whether his action holds love or hate, and whether it does good to someone else or not.

Society pays a remarkable amount of attention to your physical appearance, but your energy body needs to be refreshed and re-energized too. Your vitality and well-being depend on it! Here are just a few simple ways to eliminate negative energies and stay psychically healthy.

Here in part 2 I deal with the topics of harlotry and adultery. In doing so, I prove that the Biblical issues surrounding marriage are a minefield, even though some, of a Pharisaical persuasion, would say that they are not.

The subjects of marriage, adultery and divorce are as relevant today as they were thousands of years ago, the only difference being that the punishments for adultery and/or a girl not being a virgin when brought to the new husband were punished far more severely than they are today. Harlotry, too, was as common as it is today with places like Athens and Corinth offering temple prostitutes to give their religious ceremonies a certain added attraction so no empty pews there. What, though, are the issues for Born of God Christians today when it comes to virginity, harlotry, marriage, adultery and divorce?

Mark continues his series of five consecutive episodes that demonstrate the growing conflict between Jesus and the religious elite of his day. The Pharisees and the teachers of the law have already expressed their disapproval of Jesus because he claims to have divine authority to forgive sin (Mark 2:1-12) and because he associates with undesirable people such as tax collectors and “sinners” (Mark 2:13-17).

In Mark 1:40-45 we read the account of Jesus’ miraculous healing of a leper. There is only one hero in the book of Mark, and that would be the Lord Jesus Christ.