RELAX MORE to Attract WEALTH: How to Let Go of Toxic Productivity to Become Truly Abundant

Most people would agree that the victories and struggles we go through in our lives serve some sort of purpose. Some teachers tell us that the meaning of life is to learn; that the earth is a school of some sort and we have to pay attention to the lessons that come to us. Others say that we’re here strictly to experience; that we already know everything but we are here to encounter those things experientially. Most agree however that growth, in whatever form, is a central tenet to the purpose of life.

The shrine of law is the most important treasure of Christianity. For the Israeli people, this was the most sacred object on Earth which was created by God himself and Moses on Mount Sinai. The shrine is a massive chest covered in gold, a chest which is one hundred eighteen centimetres long, seventy-eight centimetres wide and tall.

Over the centuries many of these Ascended Masters have been awarded the title of gods and goddesses, and their origins have been lost in myth. The Egyptian gods and goddesses are a good example of this. The less well known are the Japanese Ascended Masters. They are known more for their place as Shinto deities. The Japanese royal family is believed to have descended from these gods, namely Amaterasu, goddess of the sun. Amaterasu, goddess of the sun has two brothers, Tsukuyomi, god of the moon and Susan’oo, god of the summer storm.

There are many ways to connect with Angels. Angels, your guardian angels, are always with you. You need only ask for help, simply say “Angels please help me.”

We’ve all heard of it before, “you scratch my back, I’ll scratch yours” or ” you give something and you get something.”  Have you ever felt disgusted or wondered why the nice guy finishes last?

Discouragement sneaks up on all of us from time to time. In this Bible study series in the Book of Haggai we will find keys to dealing effectively with this crippling feeling. Find triumph and victory for life through God’s Word.

While driving to work thin morning, I saw the junk removal truck in a homeowners drive way. I would imagine that someone is doing some early spring cleaning.

That in it self and also being a free thinking and outspoken woman, I turned away from the religion I was born into. Outside of Wicca I have not found religions to be fair and equal for a female to hold a strong and influential role such as a pope, mullah, or rabbi as religious leaders and not in the role of wives and mothers. I’m opened to learning about religions that support a woman in decision making roles for the religion’s laws and dogmas.

“Hey Honey, come look. There is a huge bird in the tree that I have never seen before!” I pointed out the window to what looked like a beautiful mahogany colored bird, bigger than the red-tailed hawk that often sits in the trees behind our house. Del studied the bird for a moment through the binoculars before he said, “Wow you are right that is the most amazing bird I ever saw.” The caution light went off. Del was way too excited; he had to be teasing. I looked through the binoculars and discovered the truth. What had looked like an exotic and beautiful bird – on closer observation – turned out to be…leaves!

It was a beautiful fall day, a perfect day to work in the garden. My plan was to move two hosta plants that resided in an area that received direct afternoon sun, and move them to the morning sun area of the garden, which is their preferred location.

My daughter recently called me to tell me that a high school boyfriend, who had remained a friend died suddenly at the age of forty-five. That same day, my granddaughter’s friend was killed in an automobile accident on the way back from basketball practice. Also on the same day, two police officers, best friends of her uncle, were shot and killed in the line of duty. All of this loss hit my daughter and her friends suddenly. What do you do?

Regardless whether you are a Christian believer or not, the Old and New Testament of the Bible refers to God as our Shepherd irrespective of whether we believe in Him or not. Sheep, like people, can be foolish and wander away from the flock – and the shepherd, ever mindful of a sheep as defenseless, is faithful to search, find and bring back the lost one to the safety of the herd, being careful to treat their injuries and nurse them back to health. Thus, as God knows each of us and our idiosyncrasies, so the shepherd knows each sheep’s unique characteristics – and anticipates what they may do next.