How To Be A Successful Human Being?

When you are first beginning to learn energy and healing, everything can seem a bit confusing and complicated as there is no right or wrong path, but your own personal pathway through life. You have to make choices on what is best and most positive in your own spiritual pathway to do this.

How neat would it be if we could change the world by everyone learning to follow two simple rules? That’s right; if we could learn two simple rules, and teach them to our children, we can change the world. Sound crazy? Maybe, but I am going to try to show how.

This is a world of duality. This means that nothing in it exists, without it’s opposite. There is no cause, without effect; no light without dark; no good, without bad. There is no spiritual, without animal; no giving, without taking; no hardness, without softness; no love without hate; and no grace without sin.

Many people don’t realize this, but God needs us as much as we need God. Here in the physical world the only way that God can affect what goes on is through the human state of consciousness. In other words, God needs co-workers to help It accomplish It’s (since God is neither male, nor female, it is more apt to call God It) will in this world.

The evil eye might be a more popular belief in certain countries but it is spread around the world through different religions and cultures. People all over the world call the evil eye different ways, but one thing is common and that is the strong belief in the concept of the evil eye.

These disciplines both require and hone the biblical virtue of Diligence. They’re the perfect accompaniment to a life where we have the vices under control but we’re ordinarily not really as motivated as we should be to invest positively in the ‘engaged’ spiritual life.

The evil eye has been part of the Islam belief since the earliest times and is based on the belief that a piercing, coveting glare from a person can inflict actual misfortune on a person. Most of the time, the evil look is founded on jealousy and envy.

An organic meditation that requires no philosophical attachment or belief set. It’s simply emptiness in a calm, stress free, do nothing, enjoy the simplicity space.

Man’s view of God really hasn’t changed much in the last 4,000 years. Even today, most people’s conception of God resembles Michelangelo’s famous depiction on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican City.

When our founding fathers started our great country, it was based on the tenet that all men are equal, regardless of their religion or creed. This is something we all outwardly want; nobody wants someone else to tell them what to believe. The problem is that there are way too many of us who have no problem telling others what they should believe. I believe this is called hypocrisy.

This article is about a woman in the New Testament who was caught in adultery and brought before Jesus. Jesus was gracious, showed mercy and compassion, and we are offered the same grace.

Most of us as adults pick up wounds to the soul as we journey through life. We may be wounded by words spoken to us, by incidents that have occurred during our life causing us to be fearful or withdraw or just vow never to do again, by people inflicting pain or hurt upon us, or by accidents. Because we live in a fallen, sinful world, it is almost inevitable that somewhere in our life, we will receive wounds from others.