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Do you desire a change in your life or in that disturbing issue before you? Or are you wondering why you haven’t seen a change since you prayed? The solution lies in continuous fervent prayer, which always brings about change. This article emphasis the need for a continuous fervent prayer.

Functioning from the universal consciousness makes us go beyond the five senses. The message from near death experiences helps us understand such consciousness and bring about a holistic transformation in our lives.

A spiritual journal is a place where you can reflect on your spiritual autobiography. It’s a place where your spiritual memoir, or your spiritual story, can be pondered and understood in a new way. Spiritual journaling is often about reflections: reflections on our spirituality, life changing events and our hopes and dreams. This article will get you started on keeping a spiritual journal to reflect on, and share, your story.

The Great Principle of “How to Be Saved” is an amazing subject. The Bible, most people think, is all about this great principle. But did you know that this great principle is only explained in one percent of the Bible? I’ll be explaining Romans Chapter 6 and How to live for God.

Let’s remember that we are all God’s idea, all in the care of infinite Love. Tragedy happens when someone loses that identity for themselves, and becomes vulnerable to suggestions that intend to harm.

Within this article you will find a discussion around the struggles that spiritual people often face when talking to their peers about their own believe systems. The article discusses possible solutions and rebuttals to common arguments.

Isolation is often thought of in physical terms, as being a process where people physically remove themselves from other people and live apart, either from society or from family and friends and other people. Isolation is sometimes thought of as a good thing, often in the context of someone who lives apart from other people in a spiritual or religious context, such as a hermit or a monk. Isolation is quite often confused inadvertently, with the idea of people living with a measure of solitude or separateness from other people.

The person of the Holy Spirit is so fundamentally personal with us we can relate with him and enjoy a relationship with him, which no other religion can offer – a personal relationship with a deity. Within our Christian faith, our theology holds that there are three persons in the one Godhead: Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit. Each of these is a person in their own right – perfectly in relationship with us – and together they are One.

The more we look at it, the more we realise – as both Christians and non-Christians – we are all in the same boat. It’s a boat that sails without direction, hope or purpose. The only real rudder or sail to catch the breeze is the Spirit of God as we listen, comprehend, commit, and obey.

Quite recently there was television footage of a politician surrounded by his advisers, listening to a voter telling him what she thought about a particular subject. The commentary was about how this politician had been listening to this woman, and was designed to show him in a more human light in paying attention to and listening to what people were telling him. A closer examination of the footage showed quite simply that while she was talking, he was holding back from speaking, just waiting to come back and talk at her.

Self-improvement has become something of a mantra and a watchword for a vast industry that has grown up around it in the last 30 perhaps 40 years. A lot of the self-improvement industry has flourished in the last 10 or 15 years with the growth of the Internet. Perhaps an inevitable consequence of the growth of the web, has been a freedom for people to peddle whatever wares they like online, alongside a lot of highly reputable and good sources of information.

When many people hear the word spiritual or spirituality, or any word associated with religion or spiritual terminology they immediately assume that the underlying idea or rationale behind it is that of becoming a good or a better person than they were before. To many if not most people, this is not a very attractive option for a number of reasons, most typically because they fear it involves giving up on a number of behaviours or goals in life that they believe are important to them, and they do not believe would be compatible with being a…