How Can One Make Decisions with Presence? | Eckhart Tolle

These are such comforting and reassuring words. Over these past weeks I have been reading and studying the four ‘Servant Songs’ or ‘Servant Poems’ in the prophetic writings of Isaiah and verse 4 in Chapter 50 is such a beautiful word that we could linger here for ages. The words of the Servant are words that are able to sustain the weary and lift up the depressed, and which can inspire the doubter. The picture develops as Isaiah writes on. Jesus Christ was not rebellious. Jesus did not withdraw, but He did offer His back to those who wanted to beat it. Jesus even permitted people to pull out His beard. That was one of the seven ways in which Jesus Christ shed His Blood. Isaiah sees what is going to happen one day to Jesus Christ the Servant King.

We’ve come from a place of Unconditional Love. And even though we have this rich heritage many have strayed away hoping to find comfort in our dazzling outer reality which leaves us feeling disconnected from the Source of our power. What is this power Source and what is Unconditional Love?

If there is a secret to the mastery of this existence, it could come down to three things: effective relationships with others, ourselves, and of course, God – the Spirit for life. There is one thing for each of these relationships that will help more than anything else.

Astral projection has become really popular nowadays. Even though the idea of having the mind projected in the outer world since ancient Egyptian times. Not many people new that they don’t need any special skills to experience astral projection. If you want to learn about astral you have to dedicate yourself to hard work and strong belief in yourself. It is not as hard as you might think just be prepared mentally and sooner or later the results will come.

Each spirit is the center of a web without beginning or end, spanning existence forward and backward, and intertwined with every other. Those we know and whomever they know hold sway over us. We carry a portion of their hopes and fears within, shaping how we interact with each other, who then adjust to those behaviors, and carry us forward. We are each the source of a ripple expanding forever outward. Every life is affected, some more than others, but none left behind.

The answer can be found by asking yourself who in the Bible was considered “Religious”. The Pharisee’s? You got it friend. In one of the most thought provoking spirit filled lessons I have ever heard, Larry Titus from kingdomglobal.com describes the current state of the kingdom to be the exact opposite of Jesus’s day. Back in Christ’s time the sinners loved Jesus with passion and despised the religious leaders with fervency.

Death is one sure thing that will happen in our life. It is the sunset that swiftly disappears in the sky, hiding itself from the earth to peacefully follow the light. The thing is, there is no way to convince us of its blissful state because of uncertainty.

To achieve the level of personal growth that aligns with my purpose in life, it will require a lot of time to reflect. Taking into consideration all of the rollercoaster rides, all of the pain, and all of the selfishness; I realize that I have a lot of work to do to establish the amount of personal growth that I expect to gain. To accomplish more than what I’ve accomplished over and over again, I will have to dedicate a lot of time to my reflection.

All of the first Christian evangelizers were personal witnesses to the life and teachings of a person, Jesus Christ. They literally lived with him and followed him from place to place. They preached what they saw and felt as a result of their communication with him. Their written accounts of their Journey collectively became the New Testament – a witness to what Jesus did and who he was, the Son of God. It is Jesus who speaks out of the Bible.

It is said that if a group of people were sat in a circle, and were encouraged to discuss the colour RED in depth, their speech would gradually speed up, they would get hotter and become agitated and tense. Change the subject to the colour BLUE and speech slows down, breathing slows down, time appears to go more slowly and gradually the group becomes more lethargic and runs out of conversation. So RED is a colour that helps us to be more assertive, gives us courage and determination. The actual shade of RED would also be quite important the most beneficial being a vibrant tomato red which would indicate good health.

All the adages, cliches and kind words won’t help when someone is dealing with a crisis. Most people either reconnect with God or seek Him out when everything else seems to fail. We, deep down, are looking to God to turn our situation around, save a dying person or comfort us. Or we do the reverse, get angry and move further away from Him.

One of the more fascinating pieces of literature in Revelation is the 144,000 sealed Jewish evangelists. These super tellers of God’s eternal grace and salvation will evangelize the whole world. There will be people from every country on the globe come to know Jesus because of these super heroes.