Is Anger Needed To Be Effective? | Sadhguru

Anger takes up space in our lives, especially karmic anger. Karmic anger dims the light in our hearts by blocking love; it dims the light in our bodies by disturbing the energy flow; and it darkens our whole lives by getting in the way of careers, relationships, and pretty much everything else. Isn’t it time to reclaim some space for yourself? This article explains how to truly free yourself of anger, which is not the same thing as learning to control it.

In this contemplative article, author/teacher offers a contemplative reflection with free home tools to help you realize the genius of your life on the path unwinding… “Stuck, Fear, Failure are interesting words because they herald the emergent path of transformation, self-growth, breakthrough, insight and revelation!…”

If a guest minister or lay preacher only has to fill the pulpit from time to time, then each sermon might be independent of the others. But when a person becomes part of a pastoral leadership team and begins to preach on a more regular basis, then it at some point that individual will end up either preaching an entire sermon series or preach one sermon in a series that the rest of the team is helping to preach. Therefore, understanding the value of using a sermon series is important.

Many sermons with good content are less effective than they could be because of poor delivery. Once the sermon is prepared, the preacher’s work is not yet complete. Additional effort must be expended to think of ways to deliver that sermon so that it catches the attention of the congregation. Though nothing can replace the power of the Holy Spirit, good rhetorical skills are important for effective preaching.

So there I was dressed in my rainbow coloured flowing skirt with my now shining halo hovering inches above my head smiling oh so sweetly at anyone and everyone as I overheard a comment “She has got lovely energy hasn’t she?” Were they alluding to me, in my newly acquired humbleness? Another role I was playing in my sojourn here to the Planet called Earth.

Divine intervention is the rescue operation from above that helps you to break through a difficult situation. This is the power of God that comes on the scene to change the story of your life to the enviable glory of your life.

To really become a faithful minister of God, a man or woman must take notice of the following important points and remember them always. The first point is very simple and it is the fact that you are not called to judge other ministers. You are called to be a player and not a referee, see Mathew 7: 1-5. This is very important because many ministers of God spend so much time and effort in criticising other ministers and ministries that they have no more time left for real ministry.

Through the tarot, we look into the deepest parts of ourselves to find the answers that were there all the time. They are not necessarily predictive but often turn out to be so. It is a way of going within that spiritual dimension to find out the truth of the path we are on at that time.

A minister of God is the one called to be a blessing to all people he is sent to in all the world. His duty is to help people become better and not bitter, as a minister of God, he is expected to be a leader, a role model, a disciplined, and respected member of the society. A minister of God is the one God called with a specific assignment to contribute to bringing peace to the people of the earth. There are so many different kinds of assignment ministers are called to perform, no minister of God can do all the works of the ministry. In other to be effective, a minister of God must know the specific field of assignment he was called to perform.

This articles intention is to provide the reader with a refreshed look at the Angelic/Cosmic energies commonly referred to as Orisha. The aim is to prepare the one who desires to work with these powerful energies by establishing a foundation of understanding with these forces internally first and updating the perception of how these energies manifest themselves in modern times.

When Mary Magdalene looked into the empty tomb, she was not in a state of mind to allow her to remember the many references her teacher had made of the third day, she was too busy mourning, to preoccupied to reflect in the significance of the empty tomb. She could not even assimilate the meaning of the sentence voiced by the angels “why are you looking for the living among the dead” (Luke 24:5b).

Some sermons made us feel good. Some sermons pointed out weaknesses in our personalities that we may have not wanted to face, but know we need to. Sermons like that are good for us from time to time. Then there are those sermons that hit us hard and really challenge us. Most of us do not like those kinds of sermons very much. How should we respond to them?