PISCES: “You Will NEVER Be The Same Again!” A Profound Reading From Spirit For November 2021

Spiritual poverty is acute sight of our condition in the basis of reality – we are ALL fallible, broken and needy “problem” people, even to the heads of government, psychologists, super-pastors, princes and princesses, and child prodigies. Acknowledging this truth – one leading to closeness with God – is blessing.

After we have drawn our last breath, our heart stops beating, our brain ceases to function, and our body is growing cold, we begin our final stage of our conversion journey, the stage that leads to Heaven. What is Heaven like? First, Heaven is flooded with the most brilliant light that emanates from the Being of Light, God himself. Though the light is brilliant it does not hurt us in any way. Rather, we are infused with a profound sense of peace, joy, and fulfillment. We’re home at last!

Catholic social teaching is all about bringing the love of Jesus Christ to a fractured world. In the March 14, 2010 issue of Our Sunday Visitor, Fr. William J. Byron, S.J., lists social principles that are an essential part of Catholic and other Christian denominations as well. The principles of human dignity, respect for human life, solidarity, and preferential protection for the poor and vulnerable are all required for the common good of humankind as whole regardless of culture. A conversion of heart that recognizes the value of the dignity of every human person, and the willingness to compromise are essential if our conversion journey is to really include the common good.

Astral project is a phenomenon whereby your soul leaves your physical body and goes some where out, in some other world. Astral projection is gaining a lot of popularity these days and people have started becoming more familiar and interested in it. The phenomenon is also called out of body.

Ancient sacred sites are not just dead relics of a bygone age but are still active today. Powerful currents of subterranean earth energies are harnessed by the material fabric and shape of the ‘temple.’ As energies from the cosmos are likewise drawn into the structure it becomes a conduit for bridging Heaven and Earth. All we have to do is enter.

When seen as an energy centre Stonehenge and other ancient sacred sites come to life. Earth energies and potentized underground water turn the crystalline stones into powerful tools for healing and spiritual ceremonies.

Since every prophecy that has been fulfilled in the past, was literally fulfilled in every detailed as the Bible recorded the Word of God, we today can have complete confidence in the prophecies that have not yet been fulfilled. According to the plan and program of God for this earth and man, we are living in the end times, only eight things are yet to happen before this earth’s history is closed and eternity is ushered in with new heavens and a new earth. The first one may occur at any moment for it is undated.

The foundational principle of Catholic Christian Social Teaching is respect for human dignity which includes human life, human solidarity (love your neighbor) and preferential protection for the poor and vulnerable (powerless). But other principles following from the foundational principle of respect for human dignity and enhancing it are also important. They are the principles of association, participation, and human equality. The principle of human dignity entitles each person to membership in the human family that is on its own collective conversion journey.

It may be helpful to look at this issue from God’s point of view. We need to be reminded of the true order of the universe. God is the Divine Being. All else is what He created out of nothing. We are among the millions of creatures God made. God is the source of all life, light, and love. We are under complete obligation to obey Him. He is worthy of all respect, honor, praise, and obedience – much beyond any fellow human. There is no merit in our trying to obey God as if we were special people. Respect and obedience are what we owe God. To refuse is sin, rebellion against God. No merit or worthiness can outweigh the burden of guilt when we sin. We put great value on our acts of kindness, our sacrifices, things we do in the name of the Lord. In the eyes of God, all these do not bring us up to what we should be as His servants, His creations. Even in our own eyes, these good deeds stand in stark contrast to our normal tendency to selfishness.

One of the most helpful ways that Paul explained our relationship to Christ and to the Church is the teaching that all believers together form the body of Christ, the Church with Him as the Head. Since we all have a fairly good understanding of our own body and how it works, we can transfer this understanding of physical things to spiritual things – both of which are equally a part of reality. The first and most important aspect of this is the Headship of Christ in Ephesians 1:16-23; Colossians 1:17-20.

We are going to look at the subject of salvation. We can be very thankful that it is something simple enough for a child to grasp. And yet the more deeply we look at all it includes, it becomes a rich and profound subject with aspects that we can only begin to understand in this mortal world.