A Leap of Faith A colleague, devout catholic and friend presented me with a lofty idea to travel to Poland and free the souls trapped at the Auschwitz concentration camps. Her intuitive perceptions pointed her to a past life experience where she was a man who had been shot dead in his sleep in Auschwitz. For as long as she could remember, my colleague had suffered with memory and reading
Our human body grows; so, does our human mind. Our body grows in stature, our mind in wisdom. Furthermore, our mind rises up from one level to another. It goes from being earthly to being spiritual, and from being spiritual to being divine. At the lowest level we are knowledgeable; at the middle level we have understanding; at the highest level we are wise. This rising of the mind, though,
The Inner and Outer Thought In our earthly world we have two types of thought, inner thought and outer thought, and because of that we have two modes of verbal communication. We are able to talk on the basis of both our inner and outer thought at the same time, and we are able to talk on the basis of our outer thought separate from our inner thought. In fact, we
It is The Human Spirit That Thinks A desire to know the truth is one thing. A desire to understand the truth is another thing. And a desire to see the truth is something else. A desire for what is true is one thing. A grasp of what is true is another thing. and thinking what is true is something else. When people do not have a clear grasp of
As humans, when we make a conscious effort to attend to our growth and development just as all creatures of the animal and plant kingdom, we will begin to recognize that humans have distinct mechanisms for their mental, emotional, spiritual and soul development. Just as caterpillars attend to their development to become butterflies or as seeds attend to their development to become trees, we humans have a divine plan for
“The intelligent will shine like the radiance of the firmament, and those who have justified many, like stars forever” (Daniel 12:3) Not many people know who are meant by “the intelligent” and “those who justify.” The common opinion is that these are the people we call scholarly and learned, especially the ones who have had teaching roles at universities, scientists or even smart politicians. People who have surpassed others in
The Trap of Selective Compassion We often think of people as either compassionate or not compassionate and regard the former as morally superior. But compassion is usually selective, and this poses problems. The most striking example of selective compassion was Hitler. He was a vegetarian and opposed vivisection of animals. His case was extreme, but the syndrome is typical. Millions of people have more compassion for fetuses than for starving
The concept of enlightenment originated from Buddhist teachings, which began with the understanding of nothingness/void or darkness. Out of that darkness, consciousness/light is born. Jesus died, went to darkness, and was resurrected as light. So, if we need to develop our energy, we have to cultivate a relationship with the void. This is why traditional meditation involves closing your eyes and piercing through the dark. The problem here is that
This message is for the soulful, the ones who are complete beyond body andlife force and carry within themselves a soul that contains consciousness, memories, dreams, insight, love and inspiration. As I have mentioned in the past, -there are those who possess a body and a spirit but not a soul. From the moment we are born, and we take our first breath, spirit fills our lungs, and we come
I have given quite a few presentations over the years in the United States where I would chant in different languages. Some chants are ancient Buddhist mantras, others- indigenous African songs, Arabic prayers and sometimes the language of my true self comes through. The latter sound I have come to know as my angelic self-language. It was through the knowing of my inner language that I came to embrace other
