Archive for 'Religion and Spirituality'
Are You Ready to Take the 8 Steps to Having the Life You Want?
July 22nd, 2009. Published under Christianity. No Comments.
So what is your greatest fear in life? What do you feel you are missing?
I can honestly say that my greatest fear was of being homeless. I know what it’s like to be homeless, and it’s an awful situation to be in.
The problem though is that in many ways I believe I set myself up […]
Personality Compared to a Painting on Canvas
July 22nd, 2009. Published under Christianity. No Comments.
The soul is spun off the seedcore which is what is used over and over again on planet four with new physical forms and personalities for every incarnation. When that incarnation is finished, the one that crossed over into the inner planes remains (on the inner planes) the spirit of that one who was, and […]
The Seven Secrets to Unlocking Genuine Greatness in Your Life
July 21st, 2009. Published under Christianity. No Comments.
Not too long ago I made a commitment in my life to finally do something I knew I absolutely needed to do: to begin to grow so spiritually mature that I was bigger than any problems that could be thrown at me.
This is a principle I learned from reading T. Harv Eker’s “Secrets of the […]
Why Christ is the Only Way to Heaven
July 20th, 2009. Published under Faith. No Comments.
Christians are often criticized for saying that Jesus is the only way to heaven. This criticism is unjust because every religion and philosophy makes exclusive truth claims.
All religions contradict each other on major issues yet all religions make either implicit or explicit claims of being the only true religion. Even Hinduism claims that everyone […]
Kosher Wine and The Jewish Festivals (Holidays)
July 15th, 2009. Published under Judaism. No Comments.
Kosher wine and Jewish traditions do not sound too familiar but it has a deep relationship with the Jews.
After the circumcision Kosher wine is presented by the Mohel (the circumciser) to the boy that has born, this is done to reduce the pain of the boy. The Jewish child drinks his mother’s milk and wine […]
Hanukkah: The Jewish Holiday of Spiritual Triumph
July 14th, 2009. Published under Judaism. No Comments.
Hanukkah otherwise known as the festival of lights is the most celebrated Jewish holiday. This holiday is celebrated in the month of December and probably a week before Christmas.
The most important reason why this festival is celebrated is to honour the memory of their victory over the Greeks about 2150 years ago and it […]
Introduction to Hinduism - World’s Third Largest Religion
July 13th, 2009. Published under Hinduism. No Comments.
Hinduism is the third largest religion worldwide with one billion adherents. Over 900 million followers of Hinduism live on the Indian subcontinent. The roots of Hinduism can be traced back to the Vedic traditions of ancient India several thousand years before the birth of Christ, making Hinduism the world’s oldest religion. Hinduism does not require […]