What Should Be Your Top Priority In Life?

God is inscrutable. He makes us in ways to question our existence and our destiny.

Most religions claim to center around love and compassion. Some of these Gods can be extremely generous but they can also provide you with a lot of pain. The whole idea and basic concept of most religions, revolves around pain and pleasure.

We see them in secular life quite often. The person, perhaps in a leadership position, who’s filling his or her own boots to the detriment of the cause they’re apparently (or supposedly) fighting for. This is the base hypocrite; the liar… the person living a lie of a life for an altogether temporary, and therefore, pathetic gain.

It is difficult to understand the necessity of evil unless you know the role of red light in a crossing. Evil is not to be condemned but to be used as a guide to discover the path of divinity and salvation.

The rest of the sentence is, of course, “we will serve the LORD” -Joshua 24:15. However, we have this unbending propensity to wander from the safety of God into the destruction of our destinies warrant from our clinging desires…

Living spiritually is accepting abundance. A review of our financial system clarifies this belief. While books such as The Secret talk of attracting what we want, here is a view reflecting a practical spirituality that looks at the current material reality.

There are people so sensitive to the energy of other living beings that they can place their hands on a plant and detect not only the nuances of the plant’s energy field, but also the various natural chemicals inside the plant that make up its living system. All things are made of shifting energy particles, even our thoughts and emotions.

Better are the acute pains of truth in life than walking the easy way. In keeping with Psalm 37:16 and Proverbs 15:16 and 16:8, best is little with God than lots without him!

The path to your own inner awakening is joyous, exciting, and at times can feel like you are on unsafe ground. The ranges of feelings and emotions have their own ebb and flow. Finding your rudder in these turbulent waters can cause some anxiety and stress.

Our daily mental activity keeps us on track, feeling in tune with our life, on top of our game and alive in our surroundings. With mental activity at a ‘normal’ pace, we can experience peace as we go through our day.

All we need to do is travel around the world and we will see that different people worship different gods. If every one was supposed to be the descendants of these two individuals, that were created by the Christian God, the Muslim God or even those who practice Judaism, why don’t we worship the same God?

If I was to ask a Christian if God actually exists, there’s a good chance that they would respond with a simple,” Yes.” If I was to ask them to provide me with some simple evidence that would support their beliefs, this could become an uncomfortable situation, very quickly.