Why Men ALWAYS Come Back.. (& What To Do!)

Trust is another word for having faith in that which is both seen and unseen. In spite of surface appearances, in spite of words or energy projected by others, it is for you to discern what is truth and that which is not truth. As with all things, trusting requires practice and patience.

No amount of self-improvement courses, get-rich-quick schemes, or fad diets will get us to the sustainability of our goals. They’ll leave us empty, searching for the new ‘best thing’. What we really want is to know ourselves, and that can’t be achieved, truly, without knowing God – the lover of our souls.

Spending time with God each day is critical to living a joyous and victorious life. An hour a day with God in prayer, meditation, and more can create positive changes for you. Learn 9 basic ways to build your relationship with God and grow your spirituality.

The article reminds the reader that Jesus Christ must be central in the life of pastoral ministry. He is the source of strength and fortitude for ongoing ministry.

All of us are quite familiar with Eve’s act of eating the forbidden fruit and persuading Adam to follow her. Biblical women who followed Eve have proven themselves to be worthy of their God. Some of them had brought up some fine young men.

Dear Friends! As you know, I am already back, and with each day, I am getting deeper and deeper into my routine. But not even the fast and strict routine can force St. Therese out of my mind, my lovely and communicative saint who showed herself to me again, with a shower of roses. Not too long ago, again, I started a novena for St. Therese, and this time to let me know that my dear friend, Karen, who passed away on September 14th of this year, is in heaven, happy and healthy and well taken-care-of. This time, to avoid confusion that usually comes when St. Therese sends her shower of roses down to me, I asked her to let me know of Karen’s happiness in heaven by sending me a white rose, while all the other roses she decides to gift to me during this novena should symbolize God’s favourable answer to an earlier request of mine.

Dear Friends! Although it is taking me a long time to get back into my city routine, I enjoy being here very much. This surprises me, as I used to be more rattled and shaken after trips, wishing I was elsewhere but at home. Now I come back here, and I feel that my little place is a big hug, receiving me in its protective arms, embracing me with love and warmth. But then, I realize: this peacefulness and harmony really comes from me, as my place only soaks up my own energies. In essence, I give my energies to my home, and when I come home after a long trip away, I really come back into myself, my own harmony. And I am addicted to harmony in the midst of my chaotic life, my internal divisions, doubts and frequent changes of heart and mind, and I do a lot of things to make sure I offset the confusions inevitable when living in a big city.

Dear Friends! Faith is important in our lives, especially when we are waiting for miracles to happen, for the dreams we have been praying for to finally come true. It is during this waiting that we feel weak and vulnerable; we need signs that tell us that we are on the right track, that God hears us and understands us, that we got his benevolence and that His army of saints and angels are watching over us and working for our ultimate happiness; we need to know that the signs we received were true and not only inventions of a mind that is tempted to read into everything to find comfort and relief. It is during these times that we are most open to hearing stories that bear witness to the intercessory power of Saints; we gain strength from knowing that if good things happened to others, it will also happen to us. If they were heard, we are also.

Dear Friends! You must have noticed that the content of my postings have changed. While I still write about the cards, I often talk about St. Therese and her wonderful and very real intercessory power, which I feel is very important that I share with you. I know how successful I have become by turning to divine powers, by placing everything into God’s hands, by letting Him take me where He thinks is the best for me to go, by asking everything I need and want from Him, by sharing with Him my most secret dreams, by entrusting Him with my human fragility and imperfect soul and tender love, and by asking St. Therese to advocate for me, to express for me in a way pleasing to God what I so ardently desire but cannot bring about on my own. My real success lies in becoming small, very small, as the smaller I have become, the more room I have allowed for God to act in my life. He is the director of every aspect of my life, and the more I strengthen my faith, the more I see His glory and how He is present in my life.

Church decor and church interior designs have undergone a tremendous change over the centuries. Naturally, classic and traditional has paved way for modern and contemporary. But few things remained the same and have withstood the test of time.

Learning tantra requires considerable self-inquiry. Though this is a process where the student delves within himself or herself, the process itself cannot take place unsupervised. Self-inquiry is not within the natural bounds human nature. In fact, our natural reflex is to avoid self-inquiry because what we tend to see within ourselves makes us extremely uncomfortable.

I would like to share an experience that I had with a client while working as a Psychic Medium. Cindy contacted me and asked for me to channel her mother two days after her passing into spirit. I never know when I start connecting to a deceased spirit what might happen.