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On the Pathway…But, to Where?
On the Pathway…But, To Where? It’s today’s buzzword, isn’t it? Pathway…Journey…People speak quite frequently these days about being on the path…or, on the journey. But, to where? For some Christians, it is a journey to heaven. Really? Is that the … Continue reading
Posted in Awakening, Buddha, Buddhism, Christianity, Christians, Faith, Heaven, hope
Tagged Awakening, Christian, christianity, enlightenment, salvation, spiritual awakening, spirituality
The Enoch Factor: The Sacred Art of Knowing God – Video Blog # 6
What is salvation? Enlightenment? Awakening? What do these terms really mean?
Posted in Awakening, Buddha, enlightenment, Enoch, enoch walked with god, Salvation
Tagged Awakening, enlightenment, enoch, enoch factor, knowing god, sacred art, salvation, The Enoch Factor, the sacred art
Your Best Life Now!…
OK, so this is all a little weird to me. My first blog as a blogger with BeliefNet. And, it feels like I’m starting all over. Which of course I am. Which makes it all the weirder. Which of course … Continue reading
If You Must Struggle to Awaken…
If you must struggle to awaken, you won’t. Salvation, enlightenment, awakening – it really does not matter what label you wish to give it – to wake up to who you really are…to your spiritual oneness with Life itself, takes … Continue reading
“I Tried So Hard to Please…”
“I tried so hard to please,” said someone, “and then I realized no one was watching.” In truth, what I realized is that the ONLY person watching was me. And, not only was I watching my own life, as well … Continue reading
Posted in Self-Acceptance
Tagged buddhists, divine grace, dominican priest, enlightenment, eternally too late, eye through which, God was watching, judgment day, meister eckhart, mostly failing grades, my religion, no longer watching, no one was watching, salvation, same eye through which, secret of happiness, see god, tried hard to please, watching my own life
Bread for the Journey: Your Inner World…Your Outer World
Wayne Dyer has rightly noted that “enlightenment is not changing your outer world but changing your inner world.” The outer world is only ever a reflection of your inner world. This is the point Jesus was making when he held … Continue reading
How to Know God
“I want to know the mind of God,” said Einstein. Me, too. But, for much of my adult life, knowing God, knowing mind, or feeling connected to something grander than myself escaped me, eluded, even evaded me. Then, one day, … Continue reading
