Ketu in the 8th house of D10 Dashamsha Chart in Vedic Astrology

Picture this: You go on a vacation to another land, let’s say Monaco. While there you receive an invitation to visit the king at his palace and an escort arrives to take you there. But when you arrive you go not just inside his palace but the inner area where he and his family live. That would be the very inner court area. You must get through many guards to get to the inner court and each set of guards wants to check this invitation to make sure it is official before they let you through. After all, this is the king.

In the deep and hidden places with God He has hidden for us many wonderful things, things we truly have a hard time imagining. He prepared them, made and keeps ready for us-those of us who love Him, those of us who treasure Him, those of us who hold Him in esteem, those of us who have learned to obey Him and who can recognize that these gifts and benefits come from Him.

He created the universe with the words of His mouth. He keeps the universe in balance: time, seasons, prophecies that have been foretold coming to pass at the exact time He planned. And then He created us to have fellowship with Him. He created us to love.

The inner man is where the imagination is. It is in this place when we spend our quiet time with God that He can use our mind, will, emotions and imagination to bring about conception of the very dream and plan of God. As we are still and quiet before God we allow Him to bring into our thoughts the ideas, concepts and insights of what He has planned – the plan He planned before the very foundation of the world for us to live out.

It starts with just five minutes a day and if you don’t have that much time, it can start with just one minute. One minute of your time. Sit down, be still and say to the Lord, “What do you want with me? What do you want with my life? I submit to you and what you can do through me.”

Since the beginning of time, the question of a life-after has been the focus from nonprofessional to scholars with diverse beliefs. There are those who believe that life is simply just so many years on earth in which we experience a death and no longer exist. Thoughts derived from the fact that life after has yet to be fully proven. There are those who believe that it was already been proven many years ago, on a cross. Who is right, and who is wrong?

If you are a regular reader of my articles, you may have noticed a common denominator emerging. Can you guess what it is? I’ll give you 30 seconds to figure it out (no peeking!)

What is the difference between you and me? There is no difference as far as physical self is concerned. However, beyond that we may be different when it comes to the non-physical self. The unseen soul is a mysterious one that we have to understand why you and why me!

The Creator of the universe died with a crown of thorns on his head. We would think he deserved a crown of gold. There is nothing on this earth that would do justice to Jesus Christ. He created the gold, and the thorns-he created all things. The thorns represented the pain that he suffered being a human being, fulfilling the law, and purchasing our salvation. Though he claimed to be a king, he refused to be a political figure on earth because his kingdom is not of this world. He did not come to be served but to serve. He was the one that washed the feet of the apostles.

He told me that I had the ability to bring through information from my Higher Self. I asked, “What’s a Higher Self?” He said, “Your Higher Self is the one you call God.” I literally laughed in his face and said, “Are you kidding me? Why would God want to talk to me?

Being extremely discerning is something that many more people need to understand with respect to the information they allow themselves to buy into.

In ninth grade I used to hang around with a couple of boys who had a tree house. We fixed it up a bit and became very proud of it. It was about 25′ high. We could see all the way down to the river over all of the roof tops when we sat in it at night. It was fancy for a tree house, with two floors and a back porch. The only difficult with the back porch was that it was made out of flimsy plywood. If one stepped down onto it the wrong way it would simply fold itself up, toss him or her 25′ to the ground, and then spring back up. Otherwise, it was fine. (After stepping on it the wrong way once, one never did it again. It was a learning tool.)