By Ann: Grief is a normal response to loss due to death, divorce, illness, retirement, loss of a job, an animal, a child leaving home and even the loss of a home. Grieving can last from 6 months to 2 years and it is a process necessary to go through for healing the mind and body. read more…
By Ernst: Advent exhorted us to be quiet and wait in wonder for the miracle of Christmas. We were pushed in; literally into our homes and figuratively into our hearts. During this dark period when the nights became even shorter, we lit candles. But why? What can we experience within our hearts? And what light read more…
By Ann: There are so many dimensions of this world right now we are living in the lowest dimension. We all want to be loved and be happy. People find this very hard to find and when they think they have found the perfect person, they either find out they have problems and then the read more…
By Ernst: Meditation, What is meditation? Meditation is a mental or spiritual technique for relaxing the restlessness of your mind and freeing it from tension and stress. People often want to achieve peace of mind with it but also inner peace and spiritual awakening. During a meditation you direct your total attention inwards, within yourself. read more…
By Stephan: Opening the heart is more than just being a kind person, opening the heart is actually compassion and love and also manifestation. I want to tell you this: When the heart is open, it’s much easier to manifest happiness, joy, love, and friends. All the things that you want will come true, basically, read more…
By Isabella: His name is Jehoshua Bin David Bin Joseph also known as Jesus. He was born August 21, what many consider astrologically as a Leo, or lion. The Lion and the Lamb have more meaning than previously recognized. He was (is) 6’4 inches tall and weighed 179 in adulthood. His eyes are crystal blue, read more…
By Annelize: There are various different cultural connections to Easter. Some believe it originated from pagan festivities that are celebrated to welcome spring. In spring plants and trees become alive again, as well as new offspring arriving in the animal kingdom. The equinoxes and solstices were celebrated as sacred times. During Easter the spring equinox read more…
By Liz: Easter is symbolically a time of renewal. In the northern hemisphere, it coincides with spring, new growth, births, and with this regeneration of life it represents a hope for the future. In the southern hemisphere, Easter coincides with autumn, a time when plants and animals have grown fallow, or fat, having prepared for read more…
By Meghan: Realization comes forth, not through force, but through flow. When we align with our most sacred vision, everything begins to unfold exactly as planned. All it takes, on the part of the individual, is an open receptivity to allow the muse to enter. In allowing the muse (universal cosmic current of inspiration) to read more…
By Ann: Many years ago I was driven to the conclusion that the two major causes of most emotional problems among people are these: The failure to understand, receive and the failure to understand, receive, and live out God’s unconditional grace and forgiveness and the failure to give out that unconditional love, forgiveness, and grace read more…
