There Is Not Enough Gold, Or Paper Money In This World To Buy This Spiritual TruthWritten by Dr Ina Bliss
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How could He have truth? He is God incarnate (Isaiah 9:6). Did you know, God had promised Adam
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| | 10 Ways to Bring Meaning to Your Life Written by Elisha Goldstein
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Take a Bath or Shower. Preferably a bath if you have one, but even with a shower, you can take your moment in shower or bath to feel warmth of water or feel how your body is immersed in water. How does your skin feel? Do you notice any smells? Is your hair wet. Just be in moment and notice all your senses....breathe. Make Love Slightly Slower for a few moments. As you are making love to your significant other, take a moment to purposely move slightly slower. As you do this begin to mentally feel over all parts of your body. How your skin feels when touching his/hers, how are you breathing? Are you sweating? Is there a scent in air. Take a moment and really be there making love. Smell a flower for an extra breath. This one I love. Often times I will be passing by a flower and if I remember to smell it, I take an extra inhalation to really get full experience of scent. You will be surprised how much that extra inhalation makes a difference in experience. Be Silly. I'm serious;). Being silly allows your creative juices to flow and your creative juices is what life is all about. Letting yourself be silly can also be very relaxing and create joyful situations that are full of meaning. Write a letter to someone close to you... telling them how much you appreciate them. This is not a new idea by any stretch yet it is always worth mentioning since it is so meaningful. A letter that that person will always cherish. Remind yourself that you are a miracle. This may be most important. How they heck did any of us get here? When we break it down to nanotechnology and quantum physics, scientists are stumped to figure out great mystery of us physically being here and interacting and creating symbols and concepts and communicating. It's boggling. That's why our moments on this earth are so precious and it is a wonderful gift to attempt to cultivate those moments in life that you consider to be sacred. You get idea...try it out.
Elisha Goldstein is a 4th year doctoral student at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology in Palo Alto. He is currently exploring how the cultivation of sacred moments in daily life affects well-being and stress. For more information go to http://sacredmomentstudy.blogspot.com You can also check out http://mindfulmoments.blogspot.com
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