Hand analysis and Hand reading isn't really anything dark or extremely predictive anymore. It is however not that accurate either.
Posts published in “Spirituality”
Explores spirituality as a personal and introspective journey rather than a fixed belief system. This section focuses on awareness, inner growth, mindfulness, meaning, and the human search for connection beyond the material world.
After 40 days of Holy Ychudim (unification with One), spanning the period from 1/7/2007 to 2/22/2007, I have received the following message from The One. The Godliness is asking humanity to unite.
Now you can't really summarize on life, because life is no more the same then it is different for each and every one of us. I'm always taxed with thoughts on the purpose of life. Or maybe another way to look on that, is how to live a life of purpose. Look at yourself in the mirror. Look at your friends, your family, our world. What drives us? Many things do. Are they good or bad? What is our reasoning behind these things? I'll hit at one because it's always pushed to the forefront in my life.
If you ask an evangelist or a preacher what would make the world a better place you would expect an answer having to do with religion. If the answer was not pertaining to religion some would label the preacher a liberal and disregard both him and his answer.
Life after death - does it exist and do we really have to prove it? How about we throw the ball back into the disbeliever's court and let the skeptics disprove it instead!
"On your walls, O Jerusalem, I have appointed watchmen; all day and all night they will never keep silent. You who remind the Lord, take no rest for yourselves."
Isaiah 62:6
Recently I was given an opportunity through which the Lord reminded me about aspects of intercessory prayer which I had forgotten. Perhaps you have been in the place I was and can identify. I admit I am a slow learner when it comes to spiritual matters and need repeated instruction to get it to "sink in."
God. Many of us at times, become very helpless about a problem and leave the work to God.
Just as I am, without one plea,
But that Thy blood was shed for me,
And that Thou bidst me come to Thee,
O Lamb of God, I come, I come.
So begins one of the most familiar old hymns--one which is most likely remembered because of its use as an "invitational song" at the close of many traditional church services. Whether or not you know this hymn, you probably are not familiar with the history of its authorship and the story behind its writing. At least, I know I was not.