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More Than Just a Holiday We all know the story of the first pilgrims giving thanks at Plymouth Rock in 1620, as being the start of Thanksgiving festivities in the land that would one day become the United States of America. When the Pilgrims celebrated though, it was not a civil holiday, but a holiday in which the church suggested a day of corporate celebration in the Lord’s divine abundance and provision. In 1777, the Continental Congress (the precursor to our current form of government) called for several days a year to give thanks to God for…

Information on astral projection, astral travel and out-of-body experiences. What happens during astral projection, is it something to be feared, what you can learn during the experience.

After any cleansing ritual, it’s always best to follow through with a protective action of some sort. My last article left off with a candle burning technique designed to discourage negative influences from re-entering the home once it has been cleared from the property. Now the question is, should you concern yourself in seeking personal amulets, talismans, etc., to match the possibility of the jealousy bug’s intrusive attempt at a return?

Any absolute is judgment, because you’re talking from these absolute ideas of good and wrong, bad and right, and good and all this stuff. Any judgment is containing the residual image of past societies, past times and places. All of which are full of confusion and judgment of past times and places before that even. It’s just been stacking up in the collective consciousness until it is turned into this ugly thing. But any kind of thinking in absolutes, or any kind of thinking in judgment is not going to get you anywhere.

Hello there my friends in today’s post. I’m going to share a story that inspired me last weekend.

The spirit of God is within all of us and we have to remember that even someone who is no better than pond scum, has that same spark of the divine within him. The challenge lies in connecting with that spark of divinity while bypassing the personality.

This article discusses how the Great Shift that humanity awaits will come about, and what’s important to know so that you not only survive it, but thrive in it. It was inspired by a transcript of a recent “Wynn Free Conference Hour Show” (November 1, 2010), where a caller asked Wynn to explain why the economy was so bad. Many are saying that humanity is on the verge of the Great Shift–but how exactly will this shift come about?

Coming near the end of a study of a biblical book is seldom easy, because there is so much in the book that is informative and rewarding in all kinds of ways. These findings emerge from the last section of Daniel Chapter 11, where God has been giving visions and revelations to Daniel and where God has also been answering his prayers. Daniel was a leader who prayed and who knew how to pray. This Chapter shows us that God knows the future, and this ought to inspire us to worship. What are the lessons to be learned and gleaned from this section of the Word of God? God plans the future, and permits sinners to have their way at times, but God knows what is happening, and He knows what He is going to do, and God decides what is going to happen and when.

“After being turned down by numerous publishers, he had decided to write for posterity” – George Ade.   It is a truth certainly acknowledged by the author of the above quote that many creative writers struggle for years, enduring perhaps decades in the wilderness of submissions and rejections, before their persistence finally pays off. Most would-be authors, it has been said, are “pessimistic optimists”. What better way to describe this novelist, who has gone where most angels would be too sensible to tread – into those realms where only agents, editors and publishers prowl.

The psalmist’s status is sound. Their soul augments life; it’s no longer detracting. They’ve learned to calm themselves, as can we.

Fratricide is the killing of a brother or sister, or in military terms it is friendly-fire of fatal consequences. Yet, as we will probably know, in Christian Sermon-on-the-Mount terms, anger is murder (see Matthew 5:21-26). So, it’s not too long a bow to draw to see that abuse of a Christian brother or sister – or even dissension in the heart of one – is tantamount to Christian fratricide.

In life, there are no quick fixes. In the music business, there’s a running joke regarding being number 1 with a bullet. No such thing! Like dedicated musicians, we have to continually work at our crafts relationships. It begins with obtaining essential knowledge.