Life Path 2 2023 Tarot & Numerology reading | #reydiantnumerology

Wherever you will mention God’s name, He will come and bless you (As told in Exodus 20:24) This is the most impressive, dramatic, noble and wise content ever given to man. It contains a divine and very powerful expression of love of the highest level of purity. Let us delve into this assurance’s philosophical depths to comprehend its meaning.

Were you taught that anything worth having is worth working for and the harder the work, the more valuable the prize? The good news is that you don’t have to buy into this belief any longer!

A lightworker is a person who is holding the vision for society as a whole – working with conscious awareness to create balance and harmony within his light body, and thus vibrating in resonance with the higher frequencies of the ascension process. A lightworker uses his or her imagination and powers of visualization to think and feel at the finest levels of consciousness, and so to adjust the energy blueprint of her light body to reflect the New Earth Consciousness which she is manifesting.

Imagine you were there at the temple when the woman caught in adultery was brought before Jesus by the scribes and Pharisees. Would you have expected Jesus to condemn her for her sin? Maybe you would have been surprised to hear Him say, “He who is without sin among you, let him throw a stone at her first.” (John 8:7) After all, she was caught in the very act of adultery.

Zohar means Radiance, and The Book of Zohar is the fundamental book in the wisdom of Kabbalah. It is the key enabling one to reveal the spiritual part of the universe, hidden to our five senses, and the Upper Force that governs everything and brings everything into being. It was written by Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai, or Rashbi, a great Kabbalist who lived in the 2nd century CE.

In our time, health and youthfulness trump practically every other virtue. It is considered a liability to appear old, and we will go to great lengths to delay the inevitable physical decline that we are destined to experience. So we invent new remedies to “erase” the ravages of time: new vitamins, new diets, new forms of cosmetic surgery. We turn to a new solution a day, but we keep coming up empty and become anxiety-ridden because delaying the inevitable has never been a cure.

We live in a world of judgments. We interpret events in our world as either “good for me” or “bad for me”. We are constantly judging ourselves and others without even being aware of it. Judgment involves separation, and a sense of distance from the object being judged. This separation leads to a sense of isolation and to feeling of “not good enough” that permeate our energy and our lives.

As we experience 1998, a year Edgar Cayce identified as a significant mile-post in the long journey from the Piscean to the Aquarian Age, it is important to understand what “the work” is. A.R.E. members have used the term since the organization was founded, but what does it really mean? The term originated in the readings, so that seems a good place to begin.

What if the purpose of life were not simply to be born into a family, go to school, get a job, acquire material goods, create a family of one’s own, grow older, and then eventually die, leaving one’s descendants and family members to repeat the very same cycle? What if one’s life experiences were not simply random chance; instead, some kind of divine purposefulness stood behind the possibilities of every single day for every single individual? What if we suddenly discovered that we were somehow actively responsible for cocreating the substance of our lives? What if we came to realize that our perception of ourselves is extremely limited, for we are, in truth, eternal beings possessing infinitely more than an average of seven to ten decades of life? What if the answer to the question “Who am I?” were much more than we had ever even dared to imagine?

Of special interest to most all parents, once the child is born, is how to go about training. There are at least two key features of Cayce’s approach. First, to train by precept-principles you tell the child-and example-principles you live as a demonstration.

What is an ideal? We are told that a mental concept or that conceived as a standard of perfection is an ideal. Mind is the builder. We are ever striving toward something to worship or something to love, be it physical, mental, or spiritual. From our experience we form ideas; then through the action of imagination we sometimes confuse these ideas with ideals.

Our health will be determined by how we manage our life and the stress in our life. Let’s explore the role of faith and how God can help us manage our stress. Read more…