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- Tourist Traps and Truth Walks: Part 2
- In Part 1 of this article, we learned how we are all guilty of being lured by Tourist Traps - on vacations and on our Truth walks. No matter how disappointed you may be by your ventures with New Age products that are all hype and no substance, you can benefit from these adventures. Just try applying three tips we've learned from our vacation tourist traps that will help you as you maneuver your way through the Tourist Traps in your Spiritual Journey.
- To Labor Is to Rest: How Divine Order Works
- In Matthew 20:1-16, we read an interesting story that many find confusing and problematic. This selection is the story of the landowner who paid his field workers the same wage when they worked in his vineyard, regardless of how much time they put in. But from a metaphysical standpoint, the story is rich with practical applications for spiritual development.
- Becoming Connected to the Truth of Who You Are
- It sounds really good that we desire to be totally connected - that we increase our spiritual might simply by giving all we have to Spirit. But that really scares a lot of people. They believe you have to go to a mountaintop somewhere, or escape into the wilderness in order to be that committed. But nothing could be further from the truth!
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- Did you know that WORRY was an acronym? It honestly is. It stands for When Our Rationalizations Really Yodel!!! Think about it -- when we think of a yodel, we envision an echoing, meaningless refrain, repeating in varying vocal levels. That's very similar to what worry does in our Consciousness! We love what Leo Buscaglia says about worry: "Worry never robs tomorrow of its sorrow. It only saps today of its joy!"
- After Enlightenment Then What?
- Each swept floor prompts another sweep. Every child washed invites another washing. Each lawn mowed requires another mowing. Every breath taken demands another breath.
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