Existence Will Open Up If You Are Like This

Kabbalah describes four spiritual worlds or planes that we live in. These worlds exist in a hierarchical sequence; the higher world ruling the lower world. As we become consciously aware of our activities in each of these worlds, we rise in consciousness through the spiritual planes, en route to conscious union with our Divine Source. At the same time, we develop and demonstrate mastery over the activities of each world.

Surprisingly, this means that in Europe every 33 seconds a marriage ends. In the last 25 years, the number of divorces has increased 50%. Because of this, fewer and fewer couples dare to take the big step, and simply prefer to live together without legal ties. The few brave ones who do get married are delaying it: women generally marry at the age of 28.2, while men are nearly 30 before saying ‘I do’. Not like in the old days!

The Bhagavad Gita is a sturdy and memorable work numbering 700 verses in 18 chapters. It is an epic teaching poem reflecting the dialogue between Krishna, known as the Supreme Being in the Hindu religion, and his friend and devotee, Arjuna.

It’s probably a moot point but it doesn’t get much more profound in “life terms” than nature, a.k.a. earth, and time, a.k.a. eternity. Both concepts wind through the windswept passage of history and the future as object and subject respectively. They’re almost probably an all-inclusive take on known reality.

Everything that you are seeking right now is already within you. That’s a big statement but it’s based on my belief that we are here as a physical representation of Divine energy. That is, the Universe lives through each of us, and that (naturally enough) includes living through you.

I have a motto: Success is a Spiritual Thing. It’s the tag line of my business. Well, people often ask me what exactly I mean by this so I thought I would elaborate.

On September 30 1974 the author had a meeting with the Lord Jesus which changed his life. The Lord called him to sell all that he had, distribute the proceeds to the poor, and to come and follow him. This article tells the story in detail.

Here’s a revolutionary idea: God can be found everywhere! God can be found in the Church, in the Masjid, and even in the Synagogue. If Satan can be found everywhere, even lying in wait on the Straight Path for the unsuspecting, then we can expect The Omnipotent to be all the more Omniscient.

Faith and Science are constantly being represented as opposites in the arena of how we arrange to believe something. The usual view is that faith takes it as given without examination, while science insists upon proving it. Faith appears absolute, to be utterly relied upon; the other is always relative to the evidence, but once established scientifically it’s assumed it can always be relied upon. Thus, in their different ways, faith and science always achieve the same outcome-apparent certainty.

I discovered in my walk and work with God that God doesn’t make sense. God’s mindset from spiritual perspective is to make faith and not sense. Sense is a product of human perspective and not divine view point. God is infinite in His wisdom while humans tend to think and see more from mundane perpective governed by five senses. God’s eternal perspective is definite, clear and permanent while human perpective is ever-changing, finite and limited to our myopic human vision. God has always tried make us human see as He sees–from the spirit or supernatural realm.

When someone behaves with an attitude of wickedness, with a desire to hurt others, they will move more and more into a dark place. Why does this happen?

How can we survive what is coming? When evil peaks, then the end will come. The Mayan calendar ends in December 2012, but is this truly the end of the world, or just the end of an age? Or does it even pertain to us?