Dreaming of numbers can have both practical and symbolic meanings. Practically, numbers may relate to lottery picks or important dates. Symbolically, numbers represent various concepts - one represents new beginnings, two represents duality, three represents independence, etc. The interpretation of numbers in dreams is personal to the dreamer and their current life circumstances. Numbers can offer insights into the past, present, or future, and their vibrational effects can even be harnessed to influence one's environment according to some spiritual traditions.
This document provides an overview of symbols in religion and culture and their impact on shaping mindsets and justifying oppression. It discusses how symbols are potent tools that can lift humanity or celebrate subjugation. While interest in religion and spirituality can be positive, dogma and oppression should not be justified by appeals to the past. Different scholars can interpret religious texts in vastly different ways to support different ideological positions. A responsible use of symbols is needed to promote inclusion and liberation rather than division. Going beyond limiting constructs of language and religion can help create a more just, dignified and equitable society.
Human Design Gates Cheat Sheet | Kabastro.comKabastro
Human Design is a relatively new system of personality analysis that combines elements from several ancient wisdom traditions and contemporary sciences. It incorporates aspects of astrology, the I Ching (an ancient Chinese divination text), Kabbalah (a form of Jewish mysticism), the Hindu-Brahmin Chakra system, and quantum physics.
The document provides descriptions of the major arcana cards and number cards in a tarot deck. It explains the meanings and symbols associated with each card, including themes of new beginnings, intuition, relationships, leadership, guidance, choices, success, strength, change, justice, sacrifice, balance, extremes, destruction, faith, dreams, enlightenment, and life lessons. The document also associates the number cards with their corresponding major arcana card to provide more context for their interpretations.
This document provides an overview of numerology and the meanings associated with numbers. It discusses how numerology breaks down patterns in the universe into numbers to understand both the world and individuals. Each number is said to have specific traits and influences. The document outlines the traits and influences associated with the numbers 1 through 9. It also discusses how numerology can be used for self-reflection but that an individual ultimately chooses how to respond to opportunities and challenges in their life.
The document discusses the Law of Sevens and periodicity, which governs cycles of birth, growth, fruitage, and decline in all living things. It states that an individual's life can be broken into seven-year periods, each representing a different stage of development, and suggests that the world may be entering a new seven-year period of readjustment and harmony. The key ideas are that (1) all things follow periodic cycles governed by natural law, (2) an individual's life can be understood as passing through distinct seven-year phases, and (3) the current period in history may be transitioning to a new cycle of reconstruction.
This document is Part Four of "The Master Key System" by Charles Haanel. It discusses the power of thought and how what you think indicates what you are. It explains that thought is a form of energy and the "I" or true self is a spiritual entity that can control both the mind and body. It provides exercises to strengthen the will by focusing thoughts on a goal and letting go of negative mental states like anger or worry. The key idea is that by controlling your thoughts you can manifest positive conditions in your life.
1. The document discusses the power of the mind and how thoughts shape reality. It argues that at least 90% of our mental life is subconscious and can be directed consciously.
2. It explains that our thoughts, both conscious and subconscious, determine our experiences based on the law of attraction. We create our own reality through thinking.
3. The author advocates doing a "mental house cleaning" each day to clear out negative thoughts and replace them with positive, empowering thoughts to build a strong foundation for achieving our goals and desires.
Dreaming of numbers can have both practical and symbolic meanings. Practically, numbers may relate to lottery picks or important dates. Symbolically, numbers represent various concepts - one represents new beginnings, two represents duality, three represents independence, etc. The interpretation of numbers in dreams is personal to the dreamer and their current life circumstances. Numbers can offer insights into the past, present, or future, and their vibrational effects can even be harnessed to influence one's environment according to some spiritual traditions.
This document provides an overview of symbols in religion and culture and their impact on shaping mindsets and justifying oppression. It discusses how symbols are potent tools that can lift humanity or celebrate subjugation. While interest in religion and spirituality can be positive, dogma and oppression should not be justified by appeals to the past. Different scholars can interpret religious texts in vastly different ways to support different ideological positions. A responsible use of symbols is needed to promote inclusion and liberation rather than division. Going beyond limiting constructs of language and religion can help create a more just, dignified and equitable society.
Human Design Gates Cheat Sheet | Kabastro.comKabastro
Human Design is a relatively new system of personality analysis that combines elements from several ancient wisdom traditions and contemporary sciences. It incorporates aspects of astrology, the I Ching (an ancient Chinese divination text), Kabbalah (a form of Jewish mysticism), the Hindu-Brahmin Chakra system, and quantum physics.
The document provides descriptions of the major arcana cards and number cards in a tarot deck. It explains the meanings and symbols associated with each card, including themes of new beginnings, intuition, relationships, leadership, guidance, choices, success, strength, change, justice, sacrifice, balance, extremes, destruction, faith, dreams, enlightenment, and life lessons. The document also associates the number cards with their corresponding major arcana card to provide more context for their interpretations.
This document provides an overview of numerology and the meanings associated with numbers. It discusses how numerology breaks down patterns in the universe into numbers to understand both the world and individuals. Each number is said to have specific traits and influences. The document outlines the traits and influences associated with the numbers 1 through 9. It also discusses how numerology can be used for self-reflection but that an individual ultimately chooses how to respond to opportunities and challenges in their life.
The document discusses the Law of Sevens and periodicity, which governs cycles of birth, growth, fruitage, and decline in all living things. It states that an individual's life can be broken into seven-year periods, each representing a different stage of development, and suggests that the world may be entering a new seven-year period of readjustment and harmony. The key ideas are that (1) all things follow periodic cycles governed by natural law, (2) an individual's life can be understood as passing through distinct seven-year phases, and (3) the current period in history may be transitioning to a new cycle of reconstruction.
This document is Part Four of "The Master Key System" by Charles Haanel. It discusses the power of thought and how what you think indicates what you are. It explains that thought is a form of energy and the "I" or true self is a spiritual entity that can control both the mind and body. It provides exercises to strengthen the will by focusing thoughts on a goal and letting go of negative mental states like anger or worry. The key idea is that by controlling your thoughts you can manifest positive conditions in your life.
1. The document discusses the power of the mind and how thoughts shape reality. It argues that at least 90% of our mental life is subconscious and can be directed consciously.
2. It explains that our thoughts, both conscious and subconscious, determine our experiences based on the law of attraction. We create our own reality through thinking.
3. The author advocates doing a "mental house cleaning" each day to clear out negative thoughts and replace them with positive, empowering thoughts to build a strong foundation for achieving our goals and desires.
The document discusses the occult, which involves studying hidden or secret knowledge. It covers various occult practices like divination, spirit contact, altered states of consciousness, and manipulating energies. Common occult beliefs include monism, pantheism, polytheism, and that there are no absolute truths. Astrology, which dates back thousands of years, is analyzed in terms of its methodology and why some believe it works despite scientific studies finding no correlation. The history and methodology of the black mass ceremony, which parodies the Catholic mass, is also outlined.
Real Energy Systems, Spirits, and Substances to Heal, Change, and GrowCelestial Light
Energy. Psi, prana, mana, chi, divine power, the tao, reiki, or "vibes," every system of magic and mysticism calls the energies that power its practices by different names. Whether questioning the power of prayer or a healing session with a Reiki master an underlying question exists of whether this energy is all the same or if they exist as distinctly different "wavelengths" of some universal power?
When New Agers, occultists, spiritual healers, metaphysicians, artists, and Neopagans talk about the "energies" they use, what do they actually mean? Now, for the first time, a single book discusses the vocabulary, magic, metaphysics, art, and science of energy from a multi-model, 21st century perspective.
Lessons included will cover:
Physical vocabulary of energy
Metaphysical vocabulary of energy
How the laws of magic affect energy
The Importance of Focus
Real Energy will then take these lessons to the next level giving you direction on how to understand and begin working with different energies. Half of the book is dedicated to showing you how to work with specific energies, including: the four elements, crystals, plants, animals, your own body, nature spirits, ancestors, and deities to accomplish your goals and enhance life experiences. Specific energy work practices are also covered, including: Reiki, The Huna System, working with "Pure" ESP and PK, Feng Shui, and the Tantra System.
With tips from scientists, artists, magicians, and spiritual teachers, Real Energy will give you a solid introduction to both the theory and practice of energy work.
03-Evidences is it reasonable morals religionAntonio Bernard
The document discusses whether it is reasonable to believe in God in this scientific age and examines potential explanations for morality, conscience, and spirituality. It argues that science cannot fully explain the origin of the universe, life, morality, or spirituality. While naturalistic explanations like evolution have been proposed, they fail to adequately account for these phenomena. The document asserts that belief in God provides the most reasonable foundation for objective moral values and duties. It contends the Bible demonstrates reliability, accuracy, fulfilled prophecy, wisdom, and durability, demanding a divine origin.
The document discusses the origin of good and evil and their relationship to thought and consciousness. It states that spirit is the creative principle of the universe and that as spiritual beings, thinking is humanity's only creative activity. Both good and evil result from how this creative power of thought is manifested - for benefit or destruction. The document explores how understanding our spiritual nature and creative power of thought allows us to tap into infinite wisdom and inspiration from within.
Part two of The Master Key System explains the relationship between the conscious and subconscious minds. It discusses [1] how the subconscious mind operates through parallel conscious and subconscious modes of activity, and [2] how the subconscious mind logically and accurately processes information but can reach faulty conclusions if given incorrect premises by the conscious mind. It emphasizes that [3] the conscious mind must carefully guard the subconscious mind from false impressions that could have long-lasting negative effects.
The document discusses the symbolic and spiritual significance of hands in various traditions. It covers how hands are seen as instruments of free will and choice in religions like Christianity and Judaism. It also explores the use of hand gestures and mudras in spiritual practices, occult symbols, and secret societies to convey meanings and facilitate communication. Palms are analyzed in palmistry for insights into a person's character. The power of touch and energy in hands is also examined.
Cutting through false dualisms: Transformative social change as a moral frame...Robert Beshara
My doctoral qualifying exam, which was an oral presentation...
In the paper, I think deeply about the moral dimension of psychological research, while drawing from Buddhism, phenomenology, and critical psychology.
This document contains several quotes discussing the relationship between geometry, consciousness, space, and the divine. Some key ideas discussed are:
- Geometry arises from primordial energies and helps bring about recollection of eternal soul ideas.
- Our sense organs respond to the geometric properties of stimuli rather than just their chemical properties.
- Geometry allows the imagination to access eternal soul ideas and brings about divine recollection.
- Space and consciousness are identical infinite entities, and space can be seen as the body of the divine cosmic Christ.
Meher Baba - Beams on the Spiritual Panorama (88p).pdfBruno Antunes
This document summarizes Meher Baba's views on the structure and evolution of the universe. It describes the gross, subtle, and mental spheres and planes that make up the fabric of the universe. It discusses the three bodies - gross, subtle, and mental - that the human soul possesses. It also touches on concepts like the advancing life-stream of evolution, missing links, and transitional sub-species that can evolve in opposite directions.
In the domain of human experience, feelings hold a significant and strange impact. From the extravagant highs of euphoria to the profundities of distress, feelings shape our insights, choices, and connections with the world. However, past their clear effect on our mind, arising research proposes that feelings have an unpretentious, practically mystical power, fit for changing our existence and opening the ways to exceptional encounters. This entrancing peculiarity is known as "Unadulterated Close to home Sorcery."
This document discusses psychic readings and the use of symbols in spiritual communication. It explains that spirits communicate through symbolic language that appears in dreams, visions, and synchronicities. These symbols provide guidance on one's soul purpose and path. Collective symbols like crop circles also convey spiritual messages if interpreted. The document encourages noting symbols in one's life and dreams to understand the underlying spiritual messages, as interpreting symbols will become important for navigating challenges in the coming decade. It promotes observing spiritual guidance communicated through symbols with trust.
Religion and ScienceBy Albert Einstein(The following article b.docxdebishakespeare
Religion and Science
By Albert Einstein
(The following article by Albert Einstein appeared in the New York Times Magazine on
November 9, 1930 pp 1-4. It has been reprinted in Ideas and Opinions, Crown
Publishers, Inc. 1954, pp 36 - 40. It also appears in Einstein's book The World as I See
It, Philosophical Library, New York, 1949, pp. 24 - 28.)
Everything that the human race has done and thought is concerned with the satisfaction
of deeply felt needs and the assuagement of pain. One has to keep this constantly in
mind if one wishes to understand spiritual movements and their development. Feeling
and longing are the motive force behind all human endeavor and human creation, in
however exalted a guise the latter may present themselves to us. Now what are the
feelings and needs that have led men to religious thought and belief in the widest sense
of the words? A little consideration will suffice to show us that the most varying
emotions preside over the birth of religious thought and experience. With primitive man
it is above all fear that evokes religious notions - fear of hunger, wild beasts, sickness,
death. Since at this stage of existence understanding of causal connections is usually
poorly developed, the human mind creates illusory beings more or less analogous to
itself on whose wills and actions these fearful happenings depend. Thus one tries to
secure the favor of these beings by carrying out actions and offering sacrifices which,
according to the tradition handed down from generation to generation, propitiate them or
make them well disposed toward a mortal. In this sense I am speaking of a religion of
fear. This, though not created, is in an important degree stabilized by the formation of a
special priestly caste which sets itself up as a mediator between the people and the
beings they fear, and erects a hegemony on this basis. In many cases a leader or ruler or
a privileged class whose position rests on other factors combines priestly functions with
its secular authority in order to make the latter more secure; or the political rulers and the
priestly caste make common cause in their own interests.
The social impulses are another source of the crystallization of religion. Fathers and
mothers and the leaders of larger human communities are mortal and fallible. The desire
for guidance, love, and support prompts men to form the social or moral conception of
God. This is the God of Providence, who protects, disposes, rewards, and punishes; the
God who, according to the limits of the believer's outlook, loves and cherishes the life of
the tribe or of the human race, or even or life itself; the comforter in sorrow and
unsatisfied longing; he who preserves the souls of the dead. This is the social or moral
conception of God.
The Jewish scriptures admirably illustrate the development from the religion of fear to
moral religion, a development continued in the New Testament. The religions of all
civilized peoples, especially the peoples of the ...
p1.1Continuation-The Fallacy of Superstition and Idolatry(Spiritual Self)KimberlyLina1
1. The document discusses various spiritual and occult practices from around the world such as those of ancient Chaldeans, Greeks, Romans, and African tribes who worshipped nature, heroes, and inanimate objects.
2. It also discusses the sin of idolatry, which occurs when high honors are given to creatures, objects, ideas instead of God alone, in violation of the first commandment.
3. The remainder of the document provides details on various forms of spiritism, fortune-telling, and occult practices that are considered superstitious and idolatrous, such as palm reading, cartomancy, astrology, and more. It contrasts these with genuine Christian beliefs and practices.
This document summarizes the speculations of medieval Christian scholars known as Schoolmen. It discusses their major approaches including Realism, Moderate Realism, and Nominalism. The Schoolmen sought to systematically organize religious truths through rational processes like Aristotelian logic and establish relationships between general principles and specific facts. Their work had a major influence on medieval Christian theology and spirituality.
The document discusses several topics related to spiritual growth and chelaship (discipleship). It explains that a chela (disciple) alone determines whether chelaship leads to adeptship or failure, and must take personal responsibility for their growth through effort rather than waiting for orders. It also notes that while leading a virtuous life is important, erroneous beliefs can attract negative influences and present a barrier between the chela and their teachers. The chela is responsible for overcoming such barriers through righteous actions that help others and redeem past mistakes.
This document discusses several secular approaches that can lead to a nondual state, including flow, psychological presence, hot cognition, engagement, and improvisation. Flow involves being fully immersed in an activity using intuition rather than rational thinking. Psychological presence means being fully attentive, connected, integrated, and focused on a task. Hot cognition is more intuitive and unconscious compared to rational cold cognition. Engagement involves passion and absorption in one's work. Improvisation taps unconscious repertoires and relies on intuition, expertise, and being in the moment. These secular concepts are presented as ways to access a nondual state through activities that reduce self-consciousness and rational thinking.
This document contains the final lesson of Charles Haanel's Master Key System course. It discusses how developing an understanding of the Universal Mind and one's connection to it allows one to manifest positive conditions by thinking the truth. It emphasizes that the Universal Mind is omnipresent and creative, and one can access it within to overcome error, lack, disease or limitations by convincing themselves of the truth. Practicing focused, sustained truthful thinking will enable one to express ideal conditions in their life and environment.
Since I published my first presentations regarding Oppositions on the Anima Mundi I have understood them in greater depth. After a great deal of study I have decided that the original did not explain the opposition between Mercury and the Moon correctly. I have had a long time to contemplate this model and understand it in greater depth. This presentation also introduces consciousness and is visually more fun I hope. Enjoy. Not sure what category it belongs in. I would choose Philosophy but there is no Philosophy category listed. Maybe scientists would not approve so I have listed it under Spiritual. I think it's both.
The document discusses the occult, which involves studying hidden or secret knowledge. It covers various occult practices like divination, spirit contact, altered states of consciousness, and manipulating energies. Common occult beliefs include monism, pantheism, polytheism, and that there are no absolute truths. Astrology, which dates back thousands of years, is analyzed in terms of its methodology and why some believe it works despite scientific studies finding no correlation. The history and methodology of the black mass ceremony, which parodies the Catholic mass, is also outlined.
Real Energy Systems, Spirits, and Substances to Heal, Change, and GrowCelestial Light
Energy. Psi, prana, mana, chi, divine power, the tao, reiki, or "vibes," every system of magic and mysticism calls the energies that power its practices by different names. Whether questioning the power of prayer or a healing session with a Reiki master an underlying question exists of whether this energy is all the same or if they exist as distinctly different "wavelengths" of some universal power?
When New Agers, occultists, spiritual healers, metaphysicians, artists, and Neopagans talk about the "energies" they use, what do they actually mean? Now, for the first time, a single book discusses the vocabulary, magic, metaphysics, art, and science of energy from a multi-model, 21st century perspective.
Lessons included will cover:
Physical vocabulary of energy
Metaphysical vocabulary of energy
How the laws of magic affect energy
The Importance of Focus
Real Energy will then take these lessons to the next level giving you direction on how to understand and begin working with different energies. Half of the book is dedicated to showing you how to work with specific energies, including: the four elements, crystals, plants, animals, your own body, nature spirits, ancestors, and deities to accomplish your goals and enhance life experiences. Specific energy work practices are also covered, including: Reiki, The Huna System, working with "Pure" ESP and PK, Feng Shui, and the Tantra System.
With tips from scientists, artists, magicians, and spiritual teachers, Real Energy will give you a solid introduction to both the theory and practice of energy work.
03-Evidences is it reasonable morals religionAntonio Bernard
The document discusses whether it is reasonable to believe in God in this scientific age and examines potential explanations for morality, conscience, and spirituality. It argues that science cannot fully explain the origin of the universe, life, morality, or spirituality. While naturalistic explanations like evolution have been proposed, they fail to adequately account for these phenomena. The document asserts that belief in God provides the most reasonable foundation for objective moral values and duties. It contends the Bible demonstrates reliability, accuracy, fulfilled prophecy, wisdom, and durability, demanding a divine origin.
The document discusses the origin of good and evil and their relationship to thought and consciousness. It states that spirit is the creative principle of the universe and that as spiritual beings, thinking is humanity's only creative activity. Both good and evil result from how this creative power of thought is manifested - for benefit or destruction. The document explores how understanding our spiritual nature and creative power of thought allows us to tap into infinite wisdom and inspiration from within.
Part two of The Master Key System explains the relationship between the conscious and subconscious minds. It discusses [1] how the subconscious mind operates through parallel conscious and subconscious modes of activity, and [2] how the subconscious mind logically and accurately processes information but can reach faulty conclusions if given incorrect premises by the conscious mind. It emphasizes that [3] the conscious mind must carefully guard the subconscious mind from false impressions that could have long-lasting negative effects.
The document discusses the symbolic and spiritual significance of hands in various traditions. It covers how hands are seen as instruments of free will and choice in religions like Christianity and Judaism. It also explores the use of hand gestures and mudras in spiritual practices, occult symbols, and secret societies to convey meanings and facilitate communication. Palms are analyzed in palmistry for insights into a person's character. The power of touch and energy in hands is also examined.
Cutting through false dualisms: Transformative social change as a moral frame...Robert Beshara
My doctoral qualifying exam, which was an oral presentation...
In the paper, I think deeply about the moral dimension of psychological research, while drawing from Buddhism, phenomenology, and critical psychology.
This document contains several quotes discussing the relationship between geometry, consciousness, space, and the divine. Some key ideas discussed are:
- Geometry arises from primordial energies and helps bring about recollection of eternal soul ideas.
- Our sense organs respond to the geometric properties of stimuli rather than just their chemical properties.
- Geometry allows the imagination to access eternal soul ideas and brings about divine recollection.
- Space and consciousness are identical infinite entities, and space can be seen as the body of the divine cosmic Christ.
Meher Baba - Beams on the Spiritual Panorama (88p).pdfBruno Antunes
This document summarizes Meher Baba's views on the structure and evolution of the universe. It describes the gross, subtle, and mental spheres and planes that make up the fabric of the universe. It discusses the three bodies - gross, subtle, and mental - that the human soul possesses. It also touches on concepts like the advancing life-stream of evolution, missing links, and transitional sub-species that can evolve in opposite directions.
In the domain of human experience, feelings hold a significant and strange impact. From the extravagant highs of euphoria to the profundities of distress, feelings shape our insights, choices, and connections with the world. However, past their clear effect on our mind, arising research proposes that feelings have an unpretentious, practically mystical power, fit for changing our existence and opening the ways to exceptional encounters. This entrancing peculiarity is known as "Unadulterated Close to home Sorcery."
This document discusses psychic readings and the use of symbols in spiritual communication. It explains that spirits communicate through symbolic language that appears in dreams, visions, and synchronicities. These symbols provide guidance on one's soul purpose and path. Collective symbols like crop circles also convey spiritual messages if interpreted. The document encourages noting symbols in one's life and dreams to understand the underlying spiritual messages, as interpreting symbols will become important for navigating challenges in the coming decade. It promotes observing spiritual guidance communicated through symbols with trust.
Religion and ScienceBy Albert Einstein(The following article b.docxdebishakespeare
Religion and Science
By Albert Einstein
(The following article by Albert Einstein appeared in the New York Times Magazine on
November 9, 1930 pp 1-4. It has been reprinted in Ideas and Opinions, Crown
Publishers, Inc. 1954, pp 36 - 40. It also appears in Einstein's book The World as I See
It, Philosophical Library, New York, 1949, pp. 24 - 28.)
Everything that the human race has done and thought is concerned with the satisfaction
of deeply felt needs and the assuagement of pain. One has to keep this constantly in
mind if one wishes to understand spiritual movements and their development. Feeling
and longing are the motive force behind all human endeavor and human creation, in
however exalted a guise the latter may present themselves to us. Now what are the
feelings and needs that have led men to religious thought and belief in the widest sense
of the words? A little consideration will suffice to show us that the most varying
emotions preside over the birth of religious thought and experience. With primitive man
it is above all fear that evokes religious notions - fear of hunger, wild beasts, sickness,
death. Since at this stage of existence understanding of causal connections is usually
poorly developed, the human mind creates illusory beings more or less analogous to
itself on whose wills and actions these fearful happenings depend. Thus one tries to
secure the favor of these beings by carrying out actions and offering sacrifices which,
according to the tradition handed down from generation to generation, propitiate them or
make them well disposed toward a mortal. In this sense I am speaking of a religion of
fear. This, though not created, is in an important degree stabilized by the formation of a
special priestly caste which sets itself up as a mediator between the people and the
beings they fear, and erects a hegemony on this basis. In many cases a leader or ruler or
a privileged class whose position rests on other factors combines priestly functions with
its secular authority in order to make the latter more secure; or the political rulers and the
priestly caste make common cause in their own interests.
The social impulses are another source of the crystallization of religion. Fathers and
mothers and the leaders of larger human communities are mortal and fallible. The desire
for guidance, love, and support prompts men to form the social or moral conception of
God. This is the God of Providence, who protects, disposes, rewards, and punishes; the
God who, according to the limits of the believer's outlook, loves and cherishes the life of
the tribe or of the human race, or even or life itself; the comforter in sorrow and
unsatisfied longing; he who preserves the souls of the dead. This is the social or moral
conception of God.
The Jewish scriptures admirably illustrate the development from the religion of fear to
moral religion, a development continued in the New Testament. The religions of all
civilized peoples, especially the peoples of the ...
p1.1Continuation-The Fallacy of Superstition and Idolatry(Spiritual Self)KimberlyLina1
1. The document discusses various spiritual and occult practices from around the world such as those of ancient Chaldeans, Greeks, Romans, and African tribes who worshipped nature, heroes, and inanimate objects.
2. It also discusses the sin of idolatry, which occurs when high honors are given to creatures, objects, ideas instead of God alone, in violation of the first commandment.
3. The remainder of the document provides details on various forms of spiritism, fortune-telling, and occult practices that are considered superstitious and idolatrous, such as palm reading, cartomancy, astrology, and more. It contrasts these with genuine Christian beliefs and practices.
This document summarizes the speculations of medieval Christian scholars known as Schoolmen. It discusses their major approaches including Realism, Moderate Realism, and Nominalism. The Schoolmen sought to systematically organize religious truths through rational processes like Aristotelian logic and establish relationships between general principles and specific facts. Their work had a major influence on medieval Christian theology and spirituality.
The document discusses several topics related to spiritual growth and chelaship (discipleship). It explains that a chela (disciple) alone determines whether chelaship leads to adeptship or failure, and must take personal responsibility for their growth through effort rather than waiting for orders. It also notes that while leading a virtuous life is important, erroneous beliefs can attract negative influences and present a barrier between the chela and their teachers. The chela is responsible for overcoming such barriers through righteous actions that help others and redeem past mistakes.
This document discusses several secular approaches that can lead to a nondual state, including flow, psychological presence, hot cognition, engagement, and improvisation. Flow involves being fully immersed in an activity using intuition rather than rational thinking. Psychological presence means being fully attentive, connected, integrated, and focused on a task. Hot cognition is more intuitive and unconscious compared to rational cold cognition. Engagement involves passion and absorption in one's work. Improvisation taps unconscious repertoires and relies on intuition, expertise, and being in the moment. These secular concepts are presented as ways to access a nondual state through activities that reduce self-consciousness and rational thinking.
This document contains the final lesson of Charles Haanel's Master Key System course. It discusses how developing an understanding of the Universal Mind and one's connection to it allows one to manifest positive conditions by thinking the truth. It emphasizes that the Universal Mind is omnipresent and creative, and one can access it within to overcome error, lack, disease or limitations by convincing themselves of the truth. Practicing focused, sustained truthful thinking will enable one to express ideal conditions in their life and environment.
Since I published my first presentations regarding Oppositions on the Anima Mundi I have understood them in greater depth. After a great deal of study I have decided that the original did not explain the opposition between Mercury and the Moon correctly. I have had a long time to contemplate this model and understand it in greater depth. This presentation also introduces consciousness and is visually more fun I hope. Enjoy. Not sure what category it belongs in. I would choose Philosophy but there is no Philosophy category listed. Maybe scientists would not approve so I have listed it under Spiritual. I think it's both.
A Free eBook ~ Valuable LIFE Lessons to Learn ( 5 Sets of Presentations)...OH TEIK BIN
A free eBook comprising 5 sets of PowerPoint presentations of meaningful stories /Inspirational pieces that teach important Dhamma/Life lessons. For reflection and practice to develop the mind to grow in love, compassion and wisdom. The texts are in English and Chinese.
My other free eBooks can be obtained from the following Links:
https://www.slideshare.net/ohteikbin/presentations
https://www.slideshare.net/ohteikbin/documents
Sanatan Vastu | Experience Great Living | Vastu ExpertSanatan Vastu
Santan Vastu Provides Vedic astrology courses & Vastu remedies, If you are searching Vastu for home, Vastu for kitchen, Vastu for house, Vastu for Office & Factory. Best Vastu in Bahadurgarh. Best Vastu in Delhi NCR
A375 Example Taste the taste of the Lord, the taste of the Lord The taste of...franktsao4
It seems that current missionary work requires spending a lot of money, preparing a lot of materials, and traveling to far away places, so that it feels like missionary work. But what was the result they brought back? It's just a lot of photos of activities, fun eating, drinking and some playing games. And then we have to do the same thing next year, never ending. The church once mentioned that a certain missionary would go to the field where she used to work before the end of his life. It seemed that if she had not gone, no one would be willing to go. The reason why these missionary work is so difficult is that no one obeys God’s words, and the Bible is not the main content during missionary work, because in the eyes of those who do not obey God’s words, the Bible is just words and cannot be connected with life, so Reading out God's words is boring because it doesn't have any life experience, so it cannot be connected with human life. I will give a few examples in the hope that this situation can be changed. A375
The Enchantment and Shadows_ Unveiling the Mysteries of Magic and Black Magic...Phoenix O
This manual will guide you through basic skills and tasks to help you get started with various aspects of Magic. Each section is designed to be easy to follow, with step-by-step instructions.
Why is this So? ~ Do Seek to KNOW (English & Chinese).pptxOH TEIK BIN
A PowerPoint Presentation based on the Dhamma teaching of Kamma-Vipaka (Intentional Actions-Ripening Effects).
A Presentation for developing morality, concentration and wisdom and to spur us to practice the Dhamma diligently.
The texts are in English and Chinese.
The Book of Ruth is included in the third division, or the Writings, of the Hebrew Bible. In most Christian canons it is treated as one of the historical books and placed between Judges and 1 Samuel.
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Jude gives us hope at the end of a dark letter. In a dark world like today, we need the light of Christ to shine brighter and brighter. Jude shows us where to fix our focus so we can be filled with God's goodness and glory. Join us to explore this incredible passage.
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The Magic of Numbers.pptx
1. The Diverse Power of Numbers and The Numeric
Significance. The Universal Energies behind numbers
2. Certain numbers and their combinations were
held to be of magical power, by virtue of their
representation of divine and creative mysteries.
The doctrines of Pythagoras furnished the basis
for much of this belief. According to his theory
numbers contained the elements of all things,
of the natural and spiritual worlds and of the
sciences.
The real numerals of the universe are the
primaries one to ten and in their combination
the reason of all else may be found. To the
Pythagoreans
3. One represented unity, therefore God;
Two was duality, the Devil; Four was
sacred and holy, the Number on which
they swore their most solemn oaths; Five
was their symbol of marriage. They also
attributed certain timbers to the gods,
planets and elements; one represented
the Sun, two the Moon: while five was
fire, six the earth, eight the air, and
twelve water
4. One was the origin and common measure of all
things. It is indivisible; not to be multiplied. In
the universe there is one God ; one supreme
intelligence in the intellectual world, man; in
the sidereal world, one Sun; one potent
instrument and agency in the elementary
world, the philosopher's stone; one chief
member in the human world, the heart; and
one sovereign prince in the nether world,
Lucifer.
5. Two was the number of marriage, charity and
social communion. It was also regarded
sometimes as an unclean number; beasts of the
field went into the Ark by twos.
Three had a mysterious value as shown in
Time's trinity —- Past, Present and Future; in
that of Space—length, breadth and thickness; in
the three heavenly virtues -— faith, hope and
charity; in the three worlds of man- — brain,
the intellectual; heart, the celestial; and body,
elemental.
6. Four signifies solidity and foundation. There
are four seasons, four elements, four cardinal
points, four evangelists.
Five, as it divides ten, the sum of all numbers,
is also the number of justice. There are five
senses; the Stigmata, the wounds of Christ
were five; the name of the Deity the Pentagram
is composed of five letters -- it also is a pro-
tection against beasts of prey.
7. Six is the sign of creation, because the world
was completed in six days. It is the perfect
number, because it alone by addition of its half,
its third and its sixth reforms itself. It also
represents servitude by reason of the Divine
injunction "Six days shalt thou labor."
Seven is a miraculous number, consisting of
one, unity, and six, sign of perfection. It
represents life because it contains body,
consisting of four elements, spirit, flesh, bone
and humour; and soul, made up of three
elements, passion, desire and reason. The
seventh day was that on which God rested
from his work of creation.
8. Eight represents justice and fullness. Divided, its
halves are equal; twice divided, it is still even. In the
Beatitude eight is the number of those mentioned—
peace-makers, they who strive after righteousness,
the meek, the persecuted, the pure, the merciful, the
poor in spirit, and they that mourn.
Nine is the number of the muses and of the moving
spheres.
Ten is completeness because one cannot count
beyond it except by combinations formed with other
numbers. In the ancient mysteries ten days of
initiation were prescribed. In ten is found evident
signs of a Divine principle.
9. Eleven is the number of the commandments,
while
Twelve is the number of signs in the Zodiac, of
the apostles, of the tribes of Israel, of the gates
of Jerusalem.
10. The number 11 is a seer, possessing a
more powerful intuition than any other
number. It is sensitive, spiritual, and
works well with others. In Numerology,
its meaning carries many of the same
traits as the number 2 -- cooperation,
influence, instinct -- but on a much
higher, more spiritual plane.
11. People with an 11 Life Path or 11s elsewhere
in their Numerology have a deep sense of
awareness about the things we cannot see.
They are very sensitive to subtle energies and
may even possess a psychic-like sense of
knowing -- almost like they can physically hear
other people's thoughts, fears, and feelings.
They spend their lifetime learning to trust their
intuition and will be presented with more
difficult experiences than others in order to
hone this unique skill.
12. Carrying this incredible sense of
awareness can truly be a blessing but it
may also feel like a curse. Having such a
clear vision of the infiniteness of
humanity and the universe is so
overwhelming that it may bring about
deep fear or anxiety in people with 11s in
their personal Numerology.
13. Known as the "Master Builder," the number 22
is also blessed with the intuition of the
aforementioned 11, with an added gift of
practical effort that gives it the ability to turn
even the loftiest visions into realities. The 22
has many of the same attributes as its single-
digit counterpart, the number 4 -- rational
thinking, methodical steps, solid structures --
but with far greater instincts and people skills.
This gives the Master Number 22 the power to
envision a grand idea and materialize it in the
real world.
14. But people with 22s in their Numerology chart
are not magicians, they are actualizes --
confident, hard workers intent on creating
something of great value and meaning.
Throughout a lifetime of setbacks and
struggles, these people learn what it means to
stay dedicated to their life purpose. Each trial is
a spiritual lesson in how much one can achieve
if they keep their eyes on the prize and work
with the currents of the universe.
15. Master Numbers are so powerful that their
energy must be acknowledged. Resisting the
influence of the Master Number 22 usually
results in idleness or a total lack of direction.
These people may realize too late in life that
they are unprepared and unaccomplished.
However, when a person accepts and aligns
with the powerful potential of the 22, then truly
anything is possible
16. The number 33 is an embodiment of pure
love and light. In Numerology it is
known as the "Master Teacher" because it
has the profound responsibility of
guiding others on their path to healing
and enlightenment. This Master Number
has been trusted by the universe to take
on this very important role, and it is
entirely devoted to the task.
17. If you read the bible most famously quoted
scripter is in Psalms 23: "The Lord is my
shepherd; I shall not want.” Julius Caesar was
stabbed 23 times. Michael Jordan one of the
best if not the best basketball players in the
world and his jersey number was 23. The
terrorist attacks on America on...
18. 44. Structured Power
Assertive—unethical administrator, rigid in
administrating ideas and beliefs, emotionally
insensitive to others’ shortcomings, can attach to
appearance rather than real achievement, out spoken,
critic of authority, forces social changes, abuses
industrial power, uses money to control.
Passive–possesses good ideas; but expects others to carry
them out, distaste of personal discipline, silently critical
and envious of successful people, expects people to
respond to his/her ideas, unconscious resistance to real
responsibility and use of power.
Harmonious–keystone in building of a group
consciousness, well trained mental abilities, trusts the
wisdom of own inner authority, practical visionary,
potential to create new modes of income and prosperity,
combines artistic with practical, helps manifest
empowerment.
19. 55. Divine Will
Assertive–confuses rebellion and freedom to escape
responsibility and commitment, pessimistic and defeatist,
indulges habits while criticizing others, egocentric to a fault,
believes one’s own opinion to be universal truth, justifies own
fault finding (toward others) as revelation, impatient.
Passive-indulges in long bouts of animus projection with few
results, blames fate or other people for setbacks, passively resists
Higher Will, repressed anger creates over aggressive actions.
Harmonious–seeks to blend individual will with Higher Will,
opens the veil to an inner life, innovative and inventive while
inspiring the originality in others, resolution of karma,
communicates with all kingdoms, pioneer of new thinking and
reform, leads others from tribal dependency to individualized
awareness, dynamic leader.
20. 66. Universal Joy
Assertive—does not like to admit personal dysfunctions,
forces emotional confrontation before others are ready,
confused emotions create aura of discouragement and
despair, critical of others emotional phobias and
insecurities, falsely over sentimental, sees oneself as
messiah like figure, preys upon the emotional weakness
in others.
Passive–inability to recognize and admit one’s own
emotional blocks, good silent victims, expect others to
“read” your moods of suffering and pain, blames lack of
happiness on external people and events, wallows in
negative anima.
Harmonious—dances with the angels, involved in causes
(institutions) helping to alleviate human (animal,
planetary) suffering, managing the spiritual fire, excellent
counselors and healers, inspired artist who works on the
archetypal level, helps bring the joy of nature and angels
to mankind, positive ray in gloomy environs.
21. 77. Creative Thought
Assertive–intellectual elitist, prolonged fantasy
spells with no practical benefit, martyrdom, self
created realities used as escapist justification,
negative criticism of social change, lives in an
idealized state, extremist in thought and action,
overtaxing of emotions.
Passive–unsociable and detached, pessimistic about
change in human nature, feels caught in a non-
creative environment, explains inability to
communicate his/her ideas as being “ahead of the
times”, wants recognition, fears the pleasure of
body, denies emotions.
Harmonious—spiritual warrior, possesses the
originality of thought to innovate and invent new
systems for benefiting mankind, uses intuition with
scientific and technological support, explores new
theologies and philosophies of living, seeks to release
neighbors from self limiting barriers.
22. 88 Divine Knowing
Assertive: Has a power complex; maintains a slightly haughty
arrogance, separating self from others, likes to challenge people in
positions of authority, in the extreme, can be very destructive,
intellectual arrogance, devious in attempting to get to the “top”, is
a know-it-all, destructive attacks against religious and ideological
institutions.
Passive: Passive resistance to authority; distrusts promptings of
intuition and higher consciousness, blames life’s setbacks on those
in control, caught up in parent’s unconscious head games,
ungracious in defeat, can be fraudulent and exaggerate credentials,
oblivious to others’ inner convictions and feelings.
Harmonious: Teaches universal laws that improve management
skills, delegates authority in a way that gives each person his or
her own sense of power, works to find cooperation with the higher
laws of mathematics, leader in metaphysical philosophies, respects
integrity and clarity, develops new ideas and theories of
thermodynamics, hydraulics and engineering.
23. 99. Universal Love
Assertive—wants to bend the light to fit personal needs,
gets trapped in modicum of syrupy idealism, wants to be
seen as “ideal lover” while denying obvious selfish
motives, uses group dynamics to avoid self responsibility,
struggles to recognize and express true feelings,
impractical strategies for interpersonal relationships.
Passive—difficulty giving up me for thee, easily mired in
false arena of self pain-hurt-rejection) and denial, unable
to see you are the creator of any misery, frustration with
imperfection, smiles politely while secretly resentful of
others’ happiness and joy, gloomy, accomplished martyr,
benefits by seeking outside professional help.
Harmonious—learning the ultimate trust, catches a
glimpse of the Greater Plan for the planet and works to
bring the higher light to humanity, learning to release and
let go of all personality illusions, master teacher of self
awareness education, must learn to open heart center in
practical ways, works with pulse of mother earth,
visionary in one’s chosen path of life.
24. NUMBER 17
Insight, responsibility, self-discipline, strength,
compassion, spiritual consciousness, wisdom, a
desire for peace and love for all of humanity.
The number 17 is a highly spiritual number and
has been expressed by the Ancient Chaldeans as
the 8 Pointed Star of Venus. It is the Star of Love
and Peace and promises a 17 person the will to rise
superior in spirit to the trials and difficulties of
earlier life. Many who come under these energies
have extremely high psychic and clairvoyant
abilities.
25. The 17/8 relates to The Star tarot card and relates to 'immortality'
– a legacy that lives on after you have left this plane of existence
and is the ability to see beyond to find the hidden truth. It is
universal healing, truth and understanding.
17s may travel often, especially in connection with their work.
17 is an extremely fortunate number, but it must be remembered
that it comes down to number 8, the number of Karma and Fate,
and needs to be worked with as such. The combination of
the number 1 and number 7 makes the person very strong, but at
the same time they are soft, sympathetic and sentimental. Number
17 vibration people receive a double dose of independence from
both the number 1 and the number 7.
26. In numerology each number has a vibration or
energy that it is associated with. Everyone and
everything also has an energy vibe. Inanimate
objects like apartments, buildings, phones and
even car have a vibrations in numerology.
 Do you have a favorite number or a number
that you always notice? Â Take note of the
energy of that number, it’s a clue to your
personal vibe or what the universe is working
on for you
27. Numbers are everywhere, if you pay attention
to them they give you clues to the energy being
generated by people and in places. You can
also use numbers to create or change the
energy around you or in a space.
28. We all have natural number vibrations based
on our birthday. Â Inanimate objects receive
energy from the number they are given for
identification purposes like addresses, phone
numbers, and license plates. To figure out your
personal numbers or that of an object we
use  the Pythagorean Theorem. This theory
teaches how numbers and letters can be broken
down into a single digit from 1-9.
29. You can break down your name and birth date
to find your various personal vibrations.
 Here are a few that are relevant for energy
boosting.
30. Your Life Path (what
you are at your best)
add all the numbers in
your birth date.
Your Birthday (how
others perceive you) is
the day you were born)
Your address is the sum
of the numbers in your
address)
Do you need more
money? Try writing 8 on
a small piece of paper
and slip it into your
purse or wallet.
Need to boost your
personal energy? Wear
it on your shirt, on your
hat, or around your
neck.
Pick the date that has
the energy you need for
a specific task.
Change your address or
phone number.
31. 1- this energy is
independent,
hardworking, and self
focused.
focus on your needs.
The 1 energy is self
starting and takes care
of business. This makes
it excellent to have
around a business
venture or where you
need to be more
dominant.
2- this energy is
harmonious, nurturing,
and kind. The 2
vibration is about
building partnerships,
helping others, and
creating harmony. Love,
collaboration, affection,
and music resonate
with 2 energy.
32. 3 – this energy is
expressive, fun, and
creative. This is a
naturally inviting energy;
it’s open, sharing, and has
a light mood. This is a
good energy if you are
hosting a group, have to
speak in front of an
audience or are doing
anything related to
communicating, creating,
and making sure people
enjoy themselves. Use the
3 energy to draw
friendships to you or to
get your creative juices
flowing
4- this energy is gives
stability, grounding, and
teaches. The 4 energy is
grounded in truth and
likes to teach those truths
to others to make their
lives better. 4 energy can
be serious, analytical, and
strong. This energy is
good for projects, work, or
dealing with serious
family matters. Any
situation where you are
coming from a good and
loving place but need to
be taken seriously.
33. 5 – this energy is free and
adventurous. The 5
vibration encourages
living life through
experiences and helping
out whenever possible.
This is the energy to use
when you want to do
something completely out
of your norm, build
courage, take risks or
travel. Â 5 is great when
you need to problem solve
or need to be flexible in
your thoughts.
6 – this energy is
 loving and nurturing.
This is great energy to
have when healing and
nurturing others. The 6
vibration belongs in
hospitals/healing centers,
schools, and homes
(especially if the family
needs some repairing).
34. 7 – this energy is analytical,
introspective, and spiritual.
7 is considered to be divine
and lucky and is frequently
found in religious and
spiritual teachings. This
energy is helpful when you
need time alone to do some
deep thinking or need
spiritual guidance.
8 – this is the money
number. The 8 vibration is
one of executive decisions
and brings financial increase
and freedom. Use it to draw
money to you.
9 – is the number of completion
and has humanitarian and
leadership energies. In times of
endings you are also preparing
for what is next, taking
inventory, removing stuff you no
longer need, building resources
ect. This lends to energy that is
concerned for the greater good
but understand the necessity of
making hard choices. Use this
energy when you need clarity
and direction related to an
ending, to ensure that you are
being a successful leader, or if
you need a boost of energy to
help assist others.