How Not To Make Your Life Nasty? | Sadhguru #shorts

Our presence in life is marked by two fundamental, irreplaceable factors: Existence and Consciousness. Our spirit/soul is that which exists. Our consciousness is that which allows us to be aware that we exist. Life requires both. Life’s purpose, at its most basic, is the maintenance, nurturing, and growth of our existence and consciousness. Lack of attention to this purpose will cause atrophy and perhaps eventual loss.

God is not looking for observance of some religious duty or devotion. He is not looking for adherence to rules or rituals. He is not looking for animal sacrifice or faithful attendance each Sunday. He is not expecting us to be good little boys and girls. He knows that we are going to make mistakes, make poor decisions, but God is after our heart, a humble and repentant heart.

He who obeys the laws of God will prosper in all things. Even when things are not going well, obedience always produces positive results.

Most times when we go before God and put our requests before him we are truly asking for our hearts desires. These are mostly physical and attainable within the world. The proof that this is the case lies in the fact that, we often return to God to ask for more of these physical desires. This is a thirst for water. A thirst for life is a spiritual desire and this is everlasting. What we get from God in this case stays with us for eternity.

God says “be still and know that I am God;” however, God wants us also to take action. There is a central theme in the Bible. One unique skill that His followers all have in common. Yes, they have a variety of talents. His followers are very diverse.

This is a question many non-Christian people can and certainly do ask; it’s a question demanding a dignified response. Why, truly, do we need God? This article discusses one powerful answer to this question.

We’ve all had our own ‘road to Emmaus’ experiences to tell about in being saved into the kingdom of God. This is not the limit to our revelations, however. We continue to be sparked along – hearts aflame – when we’re plugged into God.

Celebrate God all day, every day. I mean, revel in him! Make it as clear as you can to all you meet that you’re on their side, working with them and not against them.

For most people a spiritual encounter means having a vision, maybe coming face to face with a ghost or experiencing the supernatural. The truth is we all have spiritual encounters every day and every moment of our lives. Some are more severe than others for the strength and depth they may signify.

Lughnasadh is the time of the first harvest, the festival of women, queens, flowers, fruits and grains. A festival created by Lugh the God of Light, this Celtic season honors his foster mother, Queen Tailtiu, who singlehandedly clear cut all of Ireland for agricultural abundance. Lughnasadh means, “Lugh’s binding promise.” It is a feast that symbolized the agreement between Earth and all living beings.

The soul if man is part of the God. Yet most people commit evil acts since their soul is tainted. If you can clean your soul from the taint, you shall be able to see God is you.

Anyone would be in agreement that the crucifixion of Jesus was a horrific event. Many believers choose to not even discuss the details because one can’t separate the gory portion of those circumstances without an array of emotions sweeping over them. Jesus was an innocent, spotless lamb whose assignment was to reconcile a spiritually dying world with the Father.