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“Alter Your Life” by Emmet Fox is a collection of sermons and writings that delve into practical spiritual teachings for everyday life. The book explores how to apply the principles of metaphysical Christianity to overcome personal challenges, improve mental and spiritual health, and achieve inner peace.

Scopri gli schemi segreti della Bibbia per creare la tua migliore realtà. Da Emmet Fox, una delle figure chiave del Nuovo Pensiero e della Scienza della Mente e autore di diversi testi importantissimi sulla spiritualità e sul pensiero positivo, un saggio che esplora a fondo le Scritture cristiane alla ricerca di un significato più profondo e nascosto.

A Holy Fear unpacks what the "fear of the Lord" means and what it looks like in our lives. It will show examples of such fear in Scripture. It will explore the fruits of fearing the Lord as well as the promises of God to those who fear. And because the Bible teaches that the fear of the Lord disarms and weakens our lesser fears, A Holy Fear will help the listener apply what they are learning to their own heart, helping them turn from their lesser fears to a fear of the Lord.

With unflinching honesty, Satch explores the struggles that shape us and the God who never stops calling us home. It is a story of grit, survival, and ultimately wholeness.

Life is about much more than simply having or enjoying a human experience and seeking or achieving a sense of fulfillment and contentment from things external to self. If we take it to a deeper spiritual paradigm … Divine descends into matter to experience itself in form as individuations or aspects of Source, God, the Universe, Allah, All That Is, Love, whatever you name the Love Principle of the Universe. Some of us seek mindfulness, an awakened life, a conscious journey, determined to remember ourselves as much more than only human.

Saint John of the Cross was a Spanish mystic and poet, Catholic saint, Carmelite friar and priest, and a leading figure of the Counter-Reformation. The Ascent of Mount Carmel is divided into three sections, and presented as a commentary on four poetic stanzas. St. John portrays the various mystical experiences that the soul must endure in its ascent to the metaphorical Mount Carmel (the place of God or union with the divine).

Throughout life, we get comfortable. Suddenly, you get jaw-dropping, unexpected sand grains (news). Our belief in God should be fierce enough that no matter what comes our way, it does not shake our faith. Our experiences should not change our faith in Him. When life happens, we must decide—opportunity to grow, or surrender to the enemy? It's our choice to use those trials for God's glory or to waste them. You will never know how fierce you are until a simple grain of sand embedded in you is turned around by an all-powerful God transforming you into a cherished pearl.