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December 30, 2011: How can we keep our “Christmas spirit” throughout the year?
December 23, 2011: If Jesus returned to Earth today, what would he tell us?
December 16, 2011: Have we honored Christ this year?
December 9, 2011: Is it okay for Christians to judge non-Christians?
December 2, 2011: How can Jewish people around the world find peace?
 

December 30, 2011: How can we keep our “Christmas spirit” throughout the year?

Why is it that many only share the “Christmas spirit” once a year for a few weeks? Is it that hard to expand this spirit to a year-round expression of faith, hope, giving, sharing, and loving? If the Christmas spirit is the true essence of our soul—who we truly are—then why not open that part of yourself all the time?

If you wish to keep the Christmas spirit all year long, then simply speak to others from your soul and positive mind. See the beauty in every thing. Be thankful for every thing and everybody in your life.

Be joyful, friendly, kind, and caring. Take care of your body, mind, and spirit. Exercise each of these daily, even if only for a few minutes. Take a moment to be thankful for what you have.

Become one with the spirit and life will become easier. When you are doing your soul’s work, the Christmas spirit and the spirit of life is never-ending. (Euphrena) (Top)
 

December 23, 2011: If Jesus returned to Earth today, what would he tell us?

Jesus would simply say, Love is the key to solving all of your worldly problems. He would invite everyone to face one another in a huge circle, holding hands. Then he would say that there is no greater power than being unified as One. By joining hands in a circle, everyone can see that we are all one. There are no significant differences because we are all One.

We all were born from One (God, the creator). It is only our perception of differences that has led us astray as individuals.

Seek the truth of oneness and we all can ascend to the next level, where we all work and live as one. (Asmuth)  (Top)
 

December 16, 2011: Have we honored Christ this year?

What have you done to honor Christ this year? How can the universe determine whether you honored Christ this year?

If God’s energy is in every thing, then by definition, it is in the Christ energy.

In terms of energy, what you do with that energy is important. You can use it for ill purposes or the good of all.

If you live your life in a good, loving, and positive way, you are honoring and emulating the Christ energy. And if you spread this energy, you are furthering and sharing all that is good and right. Think of how you feel when everything is perfect, if only for a moment. In these times, be thankful for what you have. Honor the gift of life.

Jesus Christ is a symbol of pure love and peace. If you choose to live your life in this way, then you are honoring the gift of life. And that is honoring Christ. (Running Bear)  (Top)
 

December 9, 2011: Is it okay for Christians to judge non-Christians?

“Judge not, yet ye be judged” is a common phrase. Words are just words, unless they are followed with actions.

How can one judge without being judged? The reason there is Judgment Day and a life review is simply because you have judged others in your life. Many times you have questioned and judged the creator’s intentions.

If I judge Christians or non-Christians on what they do or don’t do, am I not being the judge of right and wrong? And how can I do that in the face of an unconditionally loving God or creator? So I ask you, are you the judge of all humankind?

If you practice what Jesus taught—unconditional love—then you can love all people, all things, and all of God’s creation.

Pure love has no judgment. It sees people and things for the true essence of what they are.

Follow the path to pure unconditional love and you will love all things and all people. (Euclisites)  (Top)
 

December 2, 2011: How can Jewish people around the world find peace?

Peace must come from within, and then radiate outward to all people of the world. This applies to all people, not just Jewish people.

If the Jewish people trace their roots back, they can “see” a long time period in which there was peace among their people. Being out of touch with that time of peace has caused the current uncertainty about their fate in the so-called “promised land.” Remember, peace was promised by God, if all wars ceased. How can you expect peace in a perpetual war of words, followed by violent actions? Again, I refer to all people of the world engaged in war and violence at home and abroad. How can you expect anything less than the current war situation?

Peace is what you must seek in your own mind, your own life, and your own world. Do not settle for less, even in the midst of chaos and strife.

Live your life simply. Do not live in the past memories. Live in the present and see a peaceful future in the making—one of your own making.

There never will be one who can cast a magic wand upon the world to make it all better. As a world inhabitant, you are responsible for finding inner peace. And if you can’t find it, how can you expect others to find it?

Peace starts right now. Are you on board or will you wait for someone else to start the journey for you? If you wait, then peace will have to wait even longer for you. Which peace do you want? (Euphrena)  (Top)
 

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