Does “true love” exist? (opening up on my love life and cozy hanging out)

The New Testament specifically points to Jesus for salvation. Sounds good, right? But what does THAT mean exactly? Is it as simple as the traditional explanation we usually receive from traditional Christianity? I think the first Christians thought quite differently about the subject.

I had gone to bed and was about to fall asleep when I felt a sense of giving up control completely. It felt like my inner being signaled to get moving. While it may sound uncomfortable, it was the opposite. I felt confident for a reason which was unknown to me. When I accepted this condition it was for a short while black, but shortly thereafter, I was already out on the street outside the house where I lived.

Key to achieving union with God the Father is giving our fiat to Him: saying our unconditional, freely chosen, “yes” to the desires of His Divine Heart; both when we decide to develop an intimate relationship with Him and ongoing in the course of our lives. As Mary said, “yes” to Archangel Gabriel, when he announced to Her that She would bear the Son of God despite being a virgin (Lk 1:26-38), even though She knew that She could be stoned to death for such a decision; and Jesus said, “yes” to the Father right through Gethsemane, His Passion, and Crucifixion; so are we all called by our Father to give Him our wholehearted “yes” – this so that we can enter and live in His Divine Heart and Will: the confines of Infinite Love.

Have you ever said a prayer and then a couple of days later you prayed the exact prayer again?  So often when we pray, we want an instant result and when it does not arrive we start frantically praying again and again.

Discernment is defined as being able to distinguish or recognize the difference between what is part of your Spiritual Path for your Higher-Self and that which is not. Where you are now is a reflection of past behavior, past emotions and actions taken or not taken.

Gods’ mission to humanity was the prime factor of incarnation. The mission defines the process, necessitating God to take up the flesh (human nature) on a mission to provide redemption for all. Life is a journey with a mission; unfortunately a lot of people live without any purpose. Each day is another day, the same routine, no goal, vision nor definite direction. There’s no serious mission in their lives that will force them to make drastic changes for accomplishment. In the light of this subject, there are four missions that I want to consider.

Jesus compassion was displayed in the sacrificial death he paid at the cross for redemption of the sins of the world. The mockery, ridicule, the humiliation and the torments couldn’t turn his heart away from paying the ultimate price. Each time I read of the chronicles of the crucifixion, it sends cold chills over me. The journey from the garden of Gethsemane reveals the true heart of Jesus and love for his creatures though they rejected him. It’s written, “He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not. He came unto his own and his own received him not” (John 1:10-11, KJV).

Trusting our processes is about finding a niche within each of us that, in connection with God’s Spirit, frees us to be decisive, frank in our way, and authentic through and through. When we trust our process, our confidence is found and firmly pocketed in humility. There is the experience of assurance. This, that is felt, can only be experienced and validated, by God, personally. No one else can say we have it or don’t have it. Only we can know – only God can confirm it to us.

Our post-modern way has almost certainly infiltrated our faith; what we hear exhorted much too often is a doctrine fitted to comfort and ease; health and happiness. Whilst these, in themselves, are not bad things, they miss the essential heart of the Gospel – the ministry of Jesus; so much of our Bible is pushed to the background so a more pleasant form of the Good News can be read, and therefore carried.

It is not true, in my experience, that a person’s thoughts or energy can affect another person. The way they APPEAR to affect you is by your sharing the thought. You can find happiness in ending negative emotions by seeing their true source. If I hate you and you sense it somehow, you know I hate you by the process of thinking. I am not using the word ‘thinking’ as imagining, rather I mean it in the sense of intellectual comprehension.

Of all our greatest moments, as we relive them in reflection, are there better moments than approach and enjoyment of the Lord? If we’d answer in the negative, we may have more to learn. There may be more to this mysterious art – the prayer soaked life – than we’ve yet discerned. And this is okay.

Psychics often use a variety of different tools and aids, in order to provide their clients with the most accurate reading possible. One of these tools, for lack of a better word, is psychometry. This is the ability, or the art, of gleaning information from an object or place through interaction or touch.