Faith & Spirituality

This text explores the Law of Motion as a fundamental universal principle that governs human spiritual activity just as it does the physical and mental worlds. The authors define the spirit as a distinct essence separate from the intellect or emotions, emphasizing that it requires active movement for proper development. By examining various paths—including religion, philosophy, and mysticism—the article highlights how human misinterpretations and spiritual indolence often hin

Listen to Podcast Download pdf file Summary This writing talks about the difference between short-lived enjoyment and long-lasting happiness. It makes the case that real satisfaction is what all people want most. It looks at how ethnic backgrounds, like Eastern, Western, and indigenous ones, affect how people search for joy/happiness, spiritual meaning and community interrelationships. It shows how Western Judeo-Christian societies have moved toward strict rules and rituals g

Listen to Deep dive podcast Downlaod pdf file Summary This text explores the common misunderstanding of a child as a "gift of the expression of love," arguing that the true gift lies not in the sexual act but in the opportunity for spiritual growth that parenting provides. The author establishes that all life experiences are results of conscious or unconscious choices guided by spiritual principles, serving to aid the development of one's spiritual essence. The article refram

Summary The article examines the common, often oversimplified, assumptions associated with being Intellectual, Materialist, Religious, or Spiritual. It offers distinct definitions for each concept, explaining that the intellect is the mind’s abstract processing function, materialism encompasses both a philosophical view of reality and an attitude of desiring accumulation, religion focuses on prescribed beliefs and an afterlife, and spirituality is a personal search for life’s

Summary This text explores the root causes of a crisis of faith, noting that these spiritual struggles often emerge when life’s hardships or moral dilemmas conflict with a person's religious expectations. Many people in the West struggle because they view faith as a guarantee of good fortune, leading to confusion or resentment when they face inexplicable suffering. In contrast, the author highlights Eastern traditions that see both positive and negative events as essential fo

Summary In a modern landscape filled with competing visions of the future, this text serves as a warning against false prophets who prioritize human ego and secular solutions over spiritual truth. A genuine prophet is defined as an individual sent from the Light who possesses a deep understanding of the Laws of Creation and encourages humanity to align with the Creator’s Will. Conversely, deceptive leaders are identified by their arrogant self-promotion, their dismissal of pe

Summary This text argues against shielding children from prophetic messages, asserting that young people are actually mature spirits who have lived previous lives and must prepare for their spiritual future. Contrary to fears of immediate destruction, the author explains that biblical timelines provide ample opportunity for growth, though salvation is reserved only for those who genuinely strive for inner transformation. Parents hold a heavy moral responsibility to guide thei

Summary This text explores the origin and influence of dogma, specifically how rigid religious interpretations can either support or obstruct individual spiritual development. The author argues that dogma often arises when organizations enforce standardized beliefs to resolve conflicting interpretations, frequently leading to the suppression of logic and the marginalization of independent thought. By examining the dichotomy between faith and reason, the source illustrates how

Summary This text argues that death should be viewed as a natural extension of life rather than a terrifying end or an unknown enemy to be avoided. The author explains that modern society has lost the ancient wisdom of treating earthly existence as a necessary preparation for the afterlife. By neglecting the spiritual laws of cause and effect, individuals often fail to realize that their current actions and desires directly construct the environment they will inhabit after pa

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Summary This text explores the fundamental cause of human strife, suggesting it stems not from an inherent lack of ability to love, but from a limited circle of compassion and an over-reliance on the intellect. The author argues that human nature is composed of a physical body driven by survival instincts and a spiritual essence connected to higher realms through intuition. Modern disharmony occurs because the intellect has eclipsed the spirit, leading to a biological and psy

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Summary This text explores the harmonious relationship between human free will and the universal spiritual laws that govern existence. The author argues that these laws are not restrictive punishments but rather foundational principles of operation, much like the physical necessity of breathing. While individuals possess the freedom to choose their actions, they cannot escape the natural consequences that arise from violating these spiritual boundaries. True spiritual maturit

This is an excerpt of a conversation between Andre Luiz, a man who had recently arrived at his new destination in the beyond, and Laura...

"God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the...

(Christmas 1929) - Abdruschin T he Grail is calling those who are negligent. The call echoes loudly through the universe. For whoever...