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Worldly Contradictions; Dear America
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What Is A Writer?
Throughout history, writers have wielded the power of words to carve a timeless legacy, immortalizing the depth of human knowledge and imagination. From Plato’s contemplation on the essence of light and darkness to Socrates’ advocacy for intellectual humility, writers have intertwined the wisdom of influential minds to craft thought-provoking narratives. Their unyielding dedication to intellectual…
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Wisdom Is Not Found In Earthly Desires
Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is–his good, pleasing and perfect will.” Romans 12:2 Let your spirit gracefully twirl and sway, entwined in an intricate intertwining, with paradoxes and yearnings, fervently…
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The Elusive Nature of Perceived Reality
Our perception of reality is shaped by our senses, yet it is a fragile construct that can easily be deceived and corrupted. This article explores the limitations and uncertainties of our perceived reality, questioning the accuracy and consistency of our individual perceptions. Perception Perception, as we understand it, is subjective and personal. We cannot definitively…
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Alchemy: Lead Transmuting to Gold
Medieval alchemy has its origins in Egypt… Source Since that time, alchemy has often been described as “Ars Laboriosa Convertens Humiditate Ignea Metala In Mercuris”, referring to the transformation of fire’s humidity into mercury. In other words, it is the art of turning lead into gold. The essence of alchemy lies in the concept of…
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How Christians Should Respond To Another’s Suffering
“Rejoice with those who rejoice, weep with those who weep.” Romans 12:15 In times of mourning and sadness, it is not uncommon to encounter individuals who encourage us to be happy or dismiss our negative emotions. This can be disheartening, as it disregards the genuine pain and sorrow we may be experiencing. It is essential…
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The Two Witnesses of Revelation 11: Elijah and Moses?
The two witnesses in Revelation 11 are proposed to be Elijah and Moses due to their significant roles in Jewish history and eschatology. Elijah, known for his divine revelations, exemplifies prophecy and devotion, while Moses represents law and covenant. Various biblical evidences and Jewish traditions support their potential roles in the fulfillment of the end-time…
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My Process Of Jungian Integration
The author reflects on her past traumas, realizing her early life’s instability led to emotional detachment as a survival mechanism. She acknowledges her resilience and embarks on a journey towards self-reconciliation, aiming for holistic reintegration of her fractured psyche through understanding, compassion, and patience.
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Only Those Like Children Enter Heaven
In entering God’s Kingdom, one must conduct themselves with the innocence and simplicity of a child – humble, trusting, and forgiving. These teachings, emphasized by Jesus and echoed in Psalms, underscore the importance of humility and peace within oneself with childlike hope placed in God’s teachings.
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Do you feel like God is reproving you? Then God Loves You!
The post emphasizes that God’s reproof is a sign of His immense love. Despite its painfulness, it is a testament to His investment in our eternal salvation, guiding us towards His Kingdom. This reproof showcases His care for us, hence should be embraced with gratitude. The quoted scripture from Job 5:17-23, 27 further underscores these…
