What Is The Purpose of Life? Why Are We Born? | Sadhguru #shorts

An empath is a highly sensitive person who can feel the emotional and physical states of people around them. Thankfully, if you’re an empath, there are ways to deal with it.

Some are destined to live in times of social upheaval, massive unemployment or war, victims of a painful destiny unable to find peace in the past or comfort in the current time. These are the spiritual orphans of the world. There are those who know…

The motion picture Invictus (2009) depicted the then-recently released political prisoner, the incoming Prime Minister of South Africa, Nelson Mandela, as a hero for unifying a racially-divided country sunk in the scourge of Apartheid. He succeeded. He succeeded through wisdom, brilliance of vision, and mainly compassion, to use rugby union as a force for collecting a nation’s hopes, respecting the dignity of all, and he led South Africa in transcending their hopes. He was famed to say, when asked of his family: “My family is very large. 42 million.” Mandela used a biblically-proven principle to inspire hope through righteousness, justice and fairness (Proverbs 1:3; 2:9).

The word ministry can be defined as anything done in the name of the Lord that adds value to other people or things. When the Lord calls a person to begin a ministry, there are four basic needs that ministry will require in order for the vision given to become a reality. The four basic needs are:

On Thursday, May 23, 2013 I was saddened to hear that after 103 years the Boy Scouts of America changed its policy on morals among Scouts. The new ruling is that “open and avowed homosexuality” will be allowed among the Scouts. The policy against allowing “open and avowed homosexuals” as adult leaders still stands for the time being. No one is foolish enough to believe that this will stop here. The dam has a crack in it and soon the floods will push their way through.

People are taken in by propaganda that abets their beliefs, especially in the realm of religion and politics. They are unaware that a conditioned mind interprets everything according to its conditioning. Their native intelligence remains stunted.

The article focuses on Gnostic approach to God that, unknowingly to many, has survived until today in a few religious paths. The author points out that ancient Tantric approaches together with Sufi mystic practices are Gnostic-like avenues and that ancient Gnosticism has partially persevered in these paths.

Have you ever wondered if you are fulfilling your desire to live your life spiritually? After all, life drifts by. We have events to go to, bills to pay, people to visit, reports to write, dinner to cook, movies to see, and people to care for. Have you ever wondered why we don’t experience those mystical and profound moments mentioned in the Bible. Moments like being guided by fire and clouds, or burning bushes that don’t burn.

What is Astrology? Is it real and is it worth exploring?

It’s an amazing fact: faith in the glorious Lord Jesus Christ makes us to strip doubt away. That might read awkwardly. That’s intentional. Where there is light there is darkness no more. When there is pervading goodness, there is no need and no room for sin. When there is impartiality – no favouritism, nepotism, or influence unto manipulation for a certain person or people – there is unity and great deference to and for God. Where there is no doubt, there is faith in God.

One of the main things to understand about healing is that God has already made the provision of healing available for everyone. God is not choosing who gets healed and who doesn’t. Just like God is not choosing who gets saved and who doesn’t.

I am revisiting the article I wrote entitled “How Important are Beliefs” to clarify the message being expressed. This present article comes on the heels of a response from a person with reasonable and intelligent comments about the subject. This paper is intended to further discussion on the topic.