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Once we know our purpose, we can figure out what we must do. A Life devoted to things is a dead life, a stump; a God-shaped life is a flourishing tree. (Proverbs 11:28) It’s not about you.

A little twist to the reaping and sewing parable, in the Gospel of Matthew that can be used in every day life. Most read the bible and miss the thought. Now, interpret the truth and feed the soul.

What have I allowed to determine what does or does not happen in my life? “Allow” is the key word here – my choices as reflections of what I allow and do not allow to hold power in my life. I find myself reflecting back over times when I allowed truly extraordinary things to happen – times when I recognized the potential of the moment and rode its great energetic wave into a wonderful new experience or accomplishment. There were times when great things were trying to happen, yet because of my fears of change, the unknown, what people would think, how someone would react, or whatever, I either blocked the wave or just didn’t get on. I allowed the opportunity to pass me by.

In studying Hebrews, I found myself asking many questions that did not appear to have answers, or at least easy answers. All believers know that Jesus is God and to those who are young in the faith, this can be hard to understand.

Science raises a lot of questions. Some of them seem to go against common sense reasoning. Many of the questions will never be answered simply because of scientific method. There is more to our reality than meets the eye. why did the big bang bang? is the universe really expanding? What is dark matter? These questions science seems to leave hanging in never never land. But common sense can lead us in another direction. this article will answer those questions. It will provoke thought at the very least.

How the brain center called the Reticular Activating affects your perception of reality and your beliefs systems. Learn how you can program it and change your reality.

Millions of folks have spent millions of hours and dollars (over and above the workshops, DVDs, and books) to have counselors, coaches, and therapists support them in their efforts to “think positive.” Many say Norman Vincent Peale started the “positive thinking” movement in 1952 with his book, “The Power of Positive Thinking.” Many of today’s self-help proponents, spiritual gurus and cognitive therapists suggest that simply turning a negative thought into a positive one will result in a greater sense of happiness, satisfaction and well-be-ing. I propose a contrarian view.

There are a great many stories out there that tell of such impossible feats and experiences. Sometimes, these miracles appear in the form of one’s faith in God. Sometimes, these miracles appear in the form of one’s strong will. But do miracles really happen?

We can only see the Buddhas by practice; the practice can come only via our teacher. Without our teacher’s blessings, practice, instructions and his giving us the Dharma, how will we ever reach a state where we can actually see the Buddhas, perceive and listen to them directly?

No one has ever become enlightened without a teacher. It is impossible without a teacher – not in this world, in this age, at this juncture.

The NIV title of Proverbs 3 is a little unimaginative, but it proves the point. The moral, spiritual and practical paybacks of securing wisdom are endless. It is simply the best way. And we don’t look far for reason. Most of these chapter 3 verses state reason enough.