Yearly Archives: 2013

Words

Let us speak of the purpose, power and potential of words. All humanity uses words. We use words to communicate with you. Words can create nations or destroy lives, build up or tear down, inspire or devastate. Therefore, words have power, and their intent is defined by the one speaking them.
What are words and from where do they get their source of power?
From a utilitarian perspective, words are an expression of thought to communicate with another. Now part of the issue with humanity’s utilization of words is that they may not be an accurate expression of what is being said or conveyed, i.e. a lie.
Words are filtered through the conscious mind and are, therefore, subject to all of its influences. But their misuse does not diminish their power–perhaps, empowering something the speaker does not wish to create. “To create?” We must then be implying that words are by their nature a creative force. We believe you have ample evidence in your own life that this is true.
Now, this brings us back to our initial question of where do words get their power? Let us start with a sobering thought that every word ever spoken forever resides in the archives […]

  
January 16th, 2013|Enlightenment|
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Spoken Prayers, Silent Answers

We are well aware that a majority of humanity, in one form or another, prays. The format and beliefs may differ, but the intent and purpose are the same—that of connection and communication with the divine.
Requests are as varied as the consciousnesses of those praying.
Prayers of petition are one of the primary forms, requests ranging from blessings to curses are heard around the globe—some seem to be heard, others overlooked. Is it the luck of the draw that determines which requests the divine grants? Or are only the prayers of the most devout heard? The result leaves the petitioner with an uncomfortable feeling toward the value or availability of the divine to grant their requests.

To understand the dynamic of the prayer of petition, you must first dismiss the anthropomorphic image of the divine with its human traits and decision-making processes. Secondly, accept that you alone hold the key to the door through which all prayers are answered. We understand that the negative ego would quickly grab that concept and point its judgmental finger accusingly at your failure to receive God’s gifts.  That is not what this statement means; rather, it indicates that the sentry at the door to divine […]

  
January 9th, 2013|Consciousness|
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