THIS NEW MOON IS DIFFERENT: New Moon in Virgo Cosmic Energy Reading 8/27

Over these past weeks some of us have been studying a few basic questions, only to discover they are quite central and vital. These have been remarkable questions with strong sound reliable answers being given. It is good to ask questions if good answers are available. We are dealing here with the arch fiend himself as he appears as serpent and deceives and challenges and twists and questions what God has said. Did they feel they were not fit to appear in His presence? We read also that they are afraid and we would want to ask why? Why are you afraid? Why are so many people afraid all over our world today, when there is a loving caring compassionate God seeking to help them as individual men and women? Where do we get our information from? Who influences us most of all? Who seeks to deceive us, and not only us but the entire world?

All believers must recognise this spiritual dualism: the heart that condemns and that which tests and finds us exonerated. So it can be seen that we have two hearts – or two heart states – which is 1) sinful or 2) righteous. The Spirit is the Mediator, mediating at heart level.

They say that God’s Grace can be defined as unmerited favor. In other words, you “don’t” get what you “did” deserve. What do you think would happen if you were talking your head off while driving down the highway holding a cellular phone?

Many Law of Attraction books have been corrupted, over hyped and fallen flat. But one is head and shoulders above the rest.

Turquoise as a healing colour relates to the thymus chakra just below the throat chakra. As the thymus gland is a regulater for the immune system, and boosts the life-force or prana energies, this colour activates and strengthens the bodies own defences and naturally improves the quality of life. It doesn’t have many negative aspects although as it is a mixture of blue and green there will be a small amount of their negatives.

I was sitting in church last week listening to my pastor, and he made an interesting comment about Christians. What does the word Christian mean to you picture it in your mind? Then he asked if the word or picture of hypocrite was one of them.

In today’s rapidly changing world it is extremely easy to become dragged down by everyday life; to become embroiled in the world’s troubles. We are all made aware of so much depressing, worrying and unsettling information through every type of media, it is no wonder that we can sometimes feel overwhelmed and lost. However we all have help available and all we have to do is ask. A Higher Power, God, or whatever or however you perceive Him to be is always on hand to listen. Furthermore you will get an answer for your problem as long as it is not self-serving such as a lottery win, or asking for retribution against somebody who has wronged you in some way.

A fear that may rule in your home is that of the unknown. Many people do not venture outside the walls of their home to accomplish God’s purpose for their lives because of the fear that they will not be able to handle the things they do not understand or like or even know about.

When I was a child I truly believed the Boogie Man lived in the chimney of our coal furnace. He made rumbling, scary noises every night when I tried to sleep. I was sure he climbed up the outside of that chimney and looked into our second story bedroom window at night. I could just feel it! I get goose bumps just thinking of how scared of him I used to be!

There are many techniques being taught to help you develop psychic abilities. This article looks at one technique, meditation and ways you can use meditation to increase your abilities.

I believe Christians may learn a great deal from exploring other spiritual traditions. One example of this can be found in the relationship between spirituality and place. Whilst reading ‘The Spiral – Crop Circle News’ published by the Wiltshire Crop Circle Study Group, I was particularly struck by the reference to places ‘where the Otherworld prevails and the veils are thin.’ This connects to the awareness of the Celtic Christians that some places are ‘thin places’ where the veil between this world and the spiritual world is thin.

Among his many theories, Carl Jung listed a series of archetypes. The one I want to look at in this article is called ‘The Shadow’. The Shadow is Jung’s term for the dark side of ourselves. When we see faults in others we are typically projecting our own Shadow onto them. For an example of this, consider a character who may have a ‘socially acceptable’ persona in which he has high social status.