Mars in the 1st house for Leo Ascendant in Astrology

How often does someone comes into our experience and within minutes we find ourselves dumping on something or someone? Have you ever used affirmations like “I Am wealth,” then moments later the mail comes and we see a pile of bills and suddenly hear ourself saying something like, “Oh God, how am I gonna pay these bills?” The result is we neutralize the affirmative words we spoke a moment before.

In the old days they summoned angels and spirits via the keys of Solomon which were called sigils. You have to know that it is one thing to have a key, and another to find the door, and then another to know how to use it, and also have the wisdom to use it wisely.

This article presents the concept of learning lessons from even the negative encounters with others. We interact with people everyday. Some are loving, kind and supportive, but some are harsh, negative and stressful. One can step back to see that every encounter with a person can teach you a life lesson. Six ways to manage the negative encounter are offered for the reader to consider.

Dealing with feelings of inadequacy is an article that helps people to understand Christ’s sufficiency. It is a biblical approach to self-esteem which is Christ-esteem and sufficiency that leads to peace.

When we are feeling a little weak – a little insecure – frail and fragile – like a little child just beginning to walk – we need a strong fatherly hand to hold us – to hold onto us – to steady us. To Isaiah the Messiah would not only have the Power of God – He would be the God of Power! Jesus Christ is the only One Who can give peace – peace in your heart – peace in your life – peace in the world – and one day the Prince of Peace will come and reign with the rule of peace – make no mistake about that.

Life is full of surprises. Life is full of challenges. Life is full of Games. Let us all be attuned to our strength and perseverance in order to move through our difficult and weak times with Faith. Let us all imagine our dreams as possibilities.

It’s this year at Christmas time, I wanted to reflect on the great act of humbleness by the mother of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. The part that Mary played in the Christmas story was not only humiliating for her, but it was most of all humbling even at the risk of being put to death. As Christians today, can we be humbled by the gift that God placed in us or we can feel humiliated by others who think we are “Holier than Thou, Bible Thumping Jesus Freaks” Mary, the mother of Jesus faced death by stoning, but her ultimate humbleness overcame her fear of humiliation. This was the most humble of beginnings for a Christ child in which to arrive.

Do you have a daily to-do list? It isn’t always easy to mark off what you had intended to accomplish for the day. But, it is a great start to put your desired action down where you can see it. Take a peek at one spiritual seeker’s list, and maybe you be inspired to start your own.

You can talk to God. Sit in quiet reflection, and trust your pure intentions to uncover this natural ability. Listen in on one person’s conversation, then you may be inspired to start your own divine dialogue.

Evil would like to take everything hostage for itself, but this would destroy everything. In order for the thief to stay in business, he needs thousands of other people to keep working at their honest jobs, designing and purchasing the items that he wants to steal. If everyone were a criminal by trade then everything would fall apart.

The Buddha was called the great physician. In his quintessential teaching: The Four Noble Truths, he took us under his wing, as a good doctor should, to care for his favorite patients. In his First Truth, he diagnosed us as being very ill. In his second, he explained exactly what was making us ill. The Third Truth went on to say that there was definitely a cure for our disease, and the Fourth prescribed the medicine – The Eightfold Path.

Life is thoroughly, comprehensively interested in you (yes – you). In fact, life (God) created you out of Himself in the first place, and endowed you with qualities and faculties of imagination, reason, faith (and the capacity to discern, choose, believe, and “see” beyond the external world and into the “cause” world of things). He also endowed you with the power to choose, the power to decide, and the power to act!