5 Things You Should Know About The Summer Solstice (ENERGY UPDATE)

Jesus Christ is the seal of that covenant God made with Abraham… There is no longer any difference; no range, no levels, nobody superior or inferior, no racial or gender differences, limiting or extending our relationship with God. We are all one in Christ.

There is a season for a psalm so dark; its testimony enfolding over us is encouragement, for the darkness others too have experienced. God wants us to know, we are not alone in that darkness time. Others are there, and have been there. In this we are encouraged.

We cannot make it to, or reconcile, heaven – as an experience in the here and now, or ultimately – by praying the ‘right way’ or by reading our Bibles every day or by attending church every Sunday for the whole of our lifetimes; never skipping one, or by being a Christian for ten, twenty, thirty or forty consecutive years. Justification just doesn’t work that way. We cannot prove ourselves worthy; we can’t ‘improve’ salvation; we can’t gain this gift of God by human feats.

People pray every day, some for hours, and the majority don’t get answers to their prayers. Is it that God isn’t hearing them? No; that is far from it. The reason for unanswered prayers is lack of knowledge of how to pray. Once you know how to pray, everything you ask for in prayer would be yours in a matter of time. As it is said by Jesus in the book of Mathew (in the Bible) – “And all things, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive.” (Mathew 21:22).

The structure of the psalm is threefold. The first four verses highlight the actual situation that David finds himself in; he deplores the ‘mighty one’ that operates via devious means. The echo of Judgment peels like thunder from verse five. The final two verses enunciate the confidence of trust that exemplifies David’s faith.

Skeptics are numerous but those who have personally experienced spiritual engagements of various kinds, now that they are real. It could be a prayer who makes the difference. It could even be a deep study of Bible.

Sometimes our fast paced life keeps us so focused on our next appointment that we miss spiritual moments in which we might make a difference in someone’s life. We may need to slow down and take the time to pray about how we can help those in need.

When people consider their own personal spirituality, they often struggle to know the difference between guilt and conviction. Guilt is usually a negative emotion, while conviction is normally positive. But the two experiences can feel similar, which is what often causes confusion. But when we can sort the difference out between the two, we can have a deeper and more vibrant spirituality.

One of the ways in which to re-align your energy is using crystals and minerals integrating all of your energy bodies, Aura and the Ethereal energy field. Choose crystals and minerals which resonate with you. As a reminder it is essential to cleanse all crystals and minerals before you begin any energy healing session.

If you are like me, you have begun your search for inner peace with a spiritual growth class. My first one was at the Gita School of Yoga in Melbourne in 1963. It was called a yoga philosophy class and seemed pretty way out back then. I was 21 and looking for some answers, finding my purpose and path in life, other than as a young married with a baby. We studied Fourteen Lessons in Yogi Philosophy and Oriental Occultism for a long time and it seemed very foreign to me at the time. Since then I have been seeking and learning, much of it was leaning towards eastern traditions of yoga, always keeping an open mind and particularly towards alternative teachings.

Lighting candles on an Advent Wreath during the four weeks leading up to Christmas has been tradition for many Catholic and Protestant families since sometime before the Middle Ages. The tradition emerged in central Europe where December evenings were cold and dark and gathering together sharing the warm light of candles to pray was appealing to many.

In these days of God-less time, becoming a missionary by itself, is a noble deed in the eyes of most men, though they will be loath to become one. God could not possibly be, however, impressed. It is we who need Him and not vice-versa.