Category Archives: Spirituality

The spirit guides are leaders, in respect. Most agree that these guidelines are the souls of those who are sufficient to reincarnated cycle could be released. Because of their experience and insights in this reincarnations are in a position to … Continue reading →

I fully intended to talk about Aliens in this article, but I realized that I had unintentionally omitted some of the most important material about spirit “communications” that I had intended to include in the article on Ghosts, Spirits and … Continue reading →

“”Spiritual Manifestation is the theory that through regular meditation and positive, constructive thought, you can make your dreams and desires become reality. Spiritual manifestation revolves around the New Age concept of the Law of Attraction. This idea has recently been … Continue reading →

You’ll find that there’s so much of ideological concepts around these days that try to clarify the best way to live a more spiritual life, and the way to access an energy that will enable us to cure our self … Continue reading →

By: Nancy Azara Imagine your heart at the center of yourself. Take a picture of your heart there. This picture can be your heart literally or a metaphorical reference to your heart. Let this picture speak to you. Let it tell … Continue reading →

Enhances: Harmony, Solidarity Balances/Counters: Loneliness, Individuality The Basic Practice Unity refers to living in harmony with other people. It means working for a common cause with those around the globe who know that when one person gains, all gain, and … Continue reading →

The music you listen to on a daily basis, or at various times of your life, can turn you either toward or away from joy. This practice will help you be more aware of how you tune in to music-and … Continue reading →

Each day, track the two different forms of joy: •Sharing your joy instead of your pain •Sharing joyousness for the victories of others Write down all the examples of each type of joy that you partake in. Also, remember to … Continue reading →

Sunday: Forgive yourself. Monday: Forgive your family. Tuesday: Forgive your friends and associates. Wednesday: Forgive across economic lines within your own nation. Thursday: Forgive across cultural lines within your own nation. Friday: Forgive across political lines within your own nation. … Continue reading →

When life mugs you, robs you of what you hold most dear, leaving you for dead, how can you keep your hope alive? You can use your loss to bless someone else whose wounds are fresher than yours.