ARIES: “This Is What You DON’T See COMING!” Your Messages From Spirit For March 2022

Capitalism took a hard right turn after WWII and became consumerism. When this happened, it had profound, negative, and usually unexamined effects upon ethics, morality, and spirituality. This series of articles examines what those effects are, and suggests a path out of our dilemma.

Mencius coined the term jen-i (humanity-righteousness), which has become recognized as the essence of Confucianism. He did so to use I, righteousness, as a bridge between the inside and outside of mind, between humanity and propriety. One of the most impressive and effective characteristics Mencius’ philosophy is its capacity to show morality, or righteousness, as a faculty, an ability, of humanity.

Prejudice is the sunburn on the backs of America’s social flesh. Younger folk don’t like the ways of the older folk and oftentimes meet them with disdain or disgust. The ‘haves’ don’t like the ‘have-nots’ and look down with disgust wondering why they haven’t bettered themselves by now.

Sunday is the day that most believers set aside for worship. We can see the marquees of churches across America; “Sunday Worship: 10:30”. Your church may have a different time, but I’m sure you get the idea.

One healing technique which has a huge impact on your current and past relationships and how they affect you today. Clear the past to improve your future.

I am not sure about the world any more. Would we survive. Predictions, disasters, wars, illness, and destruction. I am not a person with personal powers but I believe in God.

Bible principles about money start with 3 things. 1. Giving. Someone has to be willing in planting the seed that God has given is his or her life.

Wise men say there are some things that money can not buy. That is true, but that does not mean that money is not important, in the contrary money is very important. We use money to buy the things that we need.

With a clear delineation of what each path offers and does not offer, everyone in society will breathe a collective sigh of relief. No longer will people ask to buy tomatoes at the hardware store-people will know what to ask and expect according to each person’s gifts.

Most people would agree that the victories and struggles we go through in our lives serve some sort of purpose. Some teachers tell us that the meaning of life is to learn; that the earth is a school of some sort and we have to pay attention to the lessons that come to us. Others say that we’re here strictly to experience; that we already know everything but we are here to encounter those things experientially. Most agree however that growth, in whatever form, is a central tenet to the purpose of life.

The shrine of law is the most important treasure of Christianity. For the Israeli people, this was the most sacred object on Earth which was created by God himself and Moses on Mount Sinai. The shrine is a massive chest covered in gold, a chest which is one hundred eighteen centimetres long, seventy-eight centimetres wide and tall.

Over the centuries many of these Ascended Masters have been awarded the title of gods and goddesses, and their origins have been lost in myth. The Egyptian gods and goddesses are a good example of this. The less well known are the Japanese Ascended Masters. They are known more for their place as Shinto deities. The Japanese royal family is believed to have descended from these gods, namely Amaterasu, goddess of the sun. Amaterasu, goddess of the sun has two brothers, Tsukuyomi, god of the moon and Susan’oo, god of the summer storm.