How To Always Be Happy & Blissful | Sadhguru Exclusive

Standing in the grocery store aisle staring at the shelf, I couldn’t find what I wanted. I tried another aisle, then another – still nothing.

The Rider Waite Smith Tarot deck is probably the most popular and well known of all the many Tarot decks available today. The name comes from William RIDER & Son – the original publishers, Arthur Edward WAITE – the academic and mystic who commissioned the creation of the Tarot deck, and Pamela Colman SMITH – the talented but often ignored artist who drew the images of the Rider-Waite (as it is often referred to) Tarot deck.

The Tarot has many myths, mysteries and misconceptions associated with it and it is often regarded with suspicion. It is one of the most enigmatic systems of divination and prediction and has fascinated all who have come into contact with it for hundreds of years.

God desires first place in our lives. God is a jealous God. He will allow nothing or no one take His place in our heart. He says in the book of Proverbs, ‘My son, give me your heart and let your eyes observe my ways’. God desires to have first place in our hearts and in our lives.

The writer Matthew expresses how unclean spirits leave out of a man. He doesn’t mention whether they were cast out or just left on their own for transference purposes. When they left they roamed around awhile. Where did they roam? Dry, arid, waterless or (lifeless) places, that’s where. What are the Dry Places?

Life is a journey from primitive to divine. Advanced beings are primitive beings with greater technology than us who desire to be divine beings but they are nevertheless, still primitive. There is a barrier that separates us from advanced beings and another barrier that separates advanced beings from divine beings. We, (us) will in the future walk through either one of these barriers. Both we and advanced beings are on the same journey, to become divine.

Why should you respect religious beliefs of others? Tolerance is the cornerstone upon which to build human relations.

The Jesus-agenda cuts to ribbons our linear justice. Jesus’ justice is dynamic, all-knowing, omniscient justice. It convinces, compels and convicts; our hearts opened in radically pungent truth. We are saved by grace alone, by faith alone.

The snake represents a painful experience that will put an end to a mistake, in order to prevent it from worsening in the future. In dreams the snake represents the intervention of divine providence. The dreamers suffer for passing through sad experiences, but they stop repeating their mistakes. In the case of the biblical narration, the snake represents a painful experience that wouldn’t be necessary if human beings would obey God’s directions. The snake doesn’t represent the divine providence directly. It is the misfortune that works like divine providence because human beings don’t listen to God.

The scene that is Job chapter 1 shows us four roles of Satan as he interacts with the world against God. These things we should know about. Forearmed is forewarned. (This chapter is thick with theological enigmas that are beyond my present scope.)

The distinction between preaching and Christian teaching is crucial to spiritual development. Much of the sterility we have in our churches can be reduced-and thus we would have more fruitful churches-if we have a clear knowledge of the distinction between preaching and Christian teaching. Learn the distinction here and ask your pastor or priest or minister to give you what you need.

There is no one without uniqueness and this is a point that all must appreciate. What lies in your palms can make you extra ordinary. It can bring out the uniqueness n you. What I want you to know is that you have something others don’t have. That’s what makes you to be unique and different. Moses staff makes him extra ordinary and distinguishes him from Aaron whose staff also makes him unique.