Jupiter in the 2nd house of D10 Dashamsha Chart in Vedic Astrology

Glancing out the window I looked a few yards further out than I normally do and realized, “Hey, I can see in the window of the Vet’s office.” It took me almost two years to notice this fact. I took a longer, wider view and saw something that had always been there. When options seem limited we most often look within the world that we know for an answer. The problem with that answer is it is part of the problem, which only compounds the problem. The only way out is to take in a longer, wider view. Look further out than what appears as the problem or situation and see what is already present for you.

We love to feed birds and watch their behavior, each one with their own uniqueness so evident when you really pay attention to them. Of course, the bird feeders attract squirrels. I’ve written about squirrels before. I had a squirrel friend who came into my living room every morning to share my morning meal of peanuts. Love them or not, there has to be admiration for their complete commitment and persistence.

God owns everything – there’s no surer truth. When we die we bequeath all our worldly possessions to our family, or those we entrust them to, but eventually any wealth is spread indivisibly. And this is not countering for divorce, bankruptcy etc which tend to work the very same way.

Church-goers are as blessed as ever, but at a recent service I attended I was reminded of the many blessings that modern convenience and our human nature has us perhaps taking for granted. This article features seven such blessings we enjoy every Sunday…

Some of us are in so much groaning pain regarding life and our situations we dearly cherish this thought above. The redemption of our bodies in death or rapture is keenly desired.

It seems such a basic premise of the Christian faith and yet we’re so apt at running far past it to our own perilous ends. It’s the activity of faithfulness to God in trust that’s coming into sharp focus here.

God sees the beauty inside each one of us, his precious vessels. If this were not true why would he forsake his Son for our redemption? Nothing can separate us from the love of God.

Naturally, the body of a woman attracts attention. The face of a pretty woman looms large in the background of any colourful canvas. What people fail to understand today about the word ‘Beauty’ is that is more than make-up. The pretty face isn’t the upshot of diligent external body-care but the product of internal, balanced nutrition that only God through His word can give!

How do we correct a tragic mistake in the spread of genuine Christianity? Maybe this article will help us get ideas on the cure of an infamous decree which spread only nominal, not genuine, Christianity.

We frequently discuss with you the fact that all of you–not just one person here or there–has the ability to communicate, not only with their guardian angels or their guides and teachers, but also with their loved ones who have fulfilled their physical life lessons and have rejoined the side of Golden Light. The earth is a place where true balance comes from being bold. For some people, it is hard to comprehend the simplicity of connecting with the other side. This is the second part of a previous article titled, “What Success is To You…”

Whenever I hear the words “wealth” and “prosperity” in Christian settings I’m usually pretty suspicious. I’m not a believer in material abundance in the spiritual realm – only ‘enough to get the work done’ is my motto. It is sad that the clamour and acquisition for material riches is even linked with the following subject, because God’s nature is to multiply – blessings, and not specifically material wealth (although that can and does happen at times).

What is success? For you it might be paying your bills each month, while for someone else that may seem like a huge failure without a large surplus at the end. Perhaps just waking up in the morning is a rousing success for someone. It is all up to the individual based on their choices and needs. Life is always full of hope and promise. This is the first part of a message from the Egyptian, who has referred to himself as Saint Paul during his incarnated life.