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When someone really needs you, can you hear them? Are you really listening? When your members of your congregation are hurting and going without the spiritual encouragement needed to make it through the next day, can you minister to them and meet the need?

If you have a problem with your work environment – say, with a co-worker, a boss, or perhaps a difficult project – you are not alone. People experience problems on a daily basis at work, ranging from simple matters to complex situations involving people that can be incredibly stressful. This stress is harmful to your health, which means resolving these situations is a priority. A medium can actually help you clear up such a situation in your work world through careful insight.

A medium – a person connected intimately to the spiritual world who communicates with spirits in the beyond – has at his or her disposal a wide variety of skills and techniques that can be described as nothing short of amazing. All of these skills depend heavily on the ability of the medium to focus, concentrate, and channel the spiritual energies that surround the medium and harness them for communication.

How does one break the cycle of being in the church and yet not saved? I guess it starts with you! Those who are reading this post. You can feel offended or even insulted (which is not my intention). Church members have become so use to having their senses stimulated with things that entertain, that when we hear something that is true, we are easily offended and yet can not defend, we just lash out with phrases like, “You Need Jesus” or “I’m gonna pray for you!”

Are you having a challenge with mental stress or anxiety and desire the presence of serenity, calm, quiet, comfort of mind? Problems are bombarding you from every side and your thoughts are making your heart so heavy, you wonder if you can ever find inner peace. There are many suggested ways to relieve this pain but in this article, I will give you the secrets to enjoy peace of mind in daily life, despite the storm of life, which have transformed my life.

Most people don’t consider the origin or the meaning of the many words used in day to day communication. I guess the reason why other cultures find the English language so difficult is because of the many words and phrases used. I read an article earlier today posted on a blog that dealt with tithing.

There is an infinite amount of amazing yoga beliefs taught all over the world. Many of them come from ancient religious and philosophical scriptures. One of them is the mudita, the principle of sympathetic joy. Mudita takes concepts like “the Attitude of Gratitude” mentioned in the movie “The Secret” and goes a step further.

One sign of spiritual awakening is receiving “secret” messages from the universe (from spirit) that help point you in the right direction. These could be anything from hearing something on the radio that answers a specific question you have been asking, to a gripping conversation with a stranger. Receiving secret messages a la Celestine Prophecy is a sign of spiritual awakening, a sign that you’re not digging your heels in but stepping up to the plate of awakening (except in real life it will be slightly different than in that novel).

My suggestion and advice is do not wait to see where the water is coming from before you start building the ship. Do not wait to see how you are getting to the promise land before you leave captivity.

In my experience in the church (not all churches) Gods presence has been replaced with much activity during the worship service. Speaking in tongues, dancing in the spirit and the display of half decent oratory skill (called preaching). When you are called out or preached about in a sermon, how can one feel the presence of God?

Have you ever studied the second coming of Jesus Christ in the Bible? It is pretty involved and there is a lot to read. Look with me at a key passage, in the Gospel of Matthew, relating to those prophecies.

After he reached enlightenment under the Bodhi tree Siddhartha Gautama continued to preach and send the message far and wide for nearly fifty more years and also converted his family and close followers. He had taught that after he died no-one should follow him as a leader for the movement – instead his disciples should take his messages and teachings as their guide to spread his message to the world. It was when he reached 80 after a very full life setting up monasteries and inspiring the monks to continue his work that he began to feel…