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Paramus, N J (PRWEB) January 23, 2010
Author Dr. Catherine P. Perry, M.Ed., DD, in her book Courageous Wake, compels western science to accept psychic and paranormal phenomena as natural and integral in shaping humans. The author validates people who fear being labeled crazy in relation in to their spiritual experiences. Courageous Wake chronicles the authors first-hand communications with God, angels, and spirits. The book is powerful testimony linking self-development and healing to the human connection with God.
Courageous Wake began as the authors quest to discover her life purpose and to remove obstacles to reaching her goals. First, Dr. Perry had to acknowledge her double life. She ran a conventional counseling practice, while secretly using her psychic and spiritual gifts to help her clients. Her operation was like one of those Mafia-owned funeral parlors in Brooklyn, Dr. Perry jokes. A chain of mystical events forced her to revisit her past and heal her traumatized inner child. She discovered her true identity and the key to real freedom: the ability to express herself on her terms, not according to societal expectations.
Perry asserts, Paying attention to ones intuition, divine signs, and other metaphysical phenomena is essential to solving lifes problems and attaining true happiness. Courageous Wake empowers people to stand grounded in their truths, to come out of the closets they are hiding in.
Dr. Catherine P. Perry, M.Ed., DD is an intuitive, spiritual healer, life coach, and author of Courageous Wake. A natural change agent, she combines her inner wisdom, sense of humor, and energy to help people rise to their full potential. She lives in New Jersey with her husband and son.
For information about Dr. Catherine P. Perry, M.Ed., DD or the book Courageous Wake, visit catherinepperry.net
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Check this on Spotify: bit.ly Download this videoclip on iTunes!: bit.ly Download the Armin van Buuren album ‘Mirage’ on iTunes: bit.ly Buy the ‘Mirage’ cd on Armadashop.com: bit.ly Download ‘Mirage – Extended Versions’ on Beatport: tinyurl.com Armin van Buuren’s new single, together with UK singer legend Christian Burns, has already sent an infinite number of shivers down the spines of the Armin Only — Mirage visitors. 15.000 visitors enjoyed a mind shivering show, with the Metropool Orchestra playing and Christian singing live. ‘This Light Between Us’ was an absolute highlight of the show, on November 13th in the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht. Reliving this moment, and breathing that same, warm atmosphere, is this music video of ‘This Light Between Us’. More info: www.armadamusic.com http
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Download on iTunes: bit.ly Download on Beatport: bit.ly On Spotify: bit.ly Follow us on Facebook: on.fb.me Armin van Buuren feat. Nadia Ali — Feels So Good Without ever making the music lose its distinctive trance character, Armin van Buuren released an album bursting with diversity. ‘Mirage’ has set forth a sound that doesn’t let itself be caught in a one-style corner. Singles ‘Full Focus’, ‘Not Giving Up On Love’, ‘This Light Between Us’ and ‘Drowning’ all caused different impact, but exploding the global dancefloors they did. The fifth single taken from ‘Mirage’, is another new story to be told. For the single ‘Feels So Good’, that Armin co-wrote with the famous sing/songwriter duo of Mim and Liv Nervo, he invited the vocal queen of EDM, Nadia Ali. Her seductive voice still warms the crowds, years after her IIO classic ‘Rapture’ first shattered across the arena’s and clubs. For Armin’s ‘Shivers’ album in 2005, she rocked the powerful ‘Who Is Watching?’, now followed by a more playful ‘Feels So Good’ 6 years later. Rapturous as always, Nadia’s voice seductively flirts with a heavy but teasing bassguitar, laidback beat and electric melody. Sweeping you off your feet from first play on, you’ll be hooked to ‘Feels So Good’ in no time. To make ‘Feels So Good’ suit the peak-time moments on the floor, Armin didn’t only bring a warm but techy-edged club mix of the original himself, but also invited Jerome Isma-Ae, Jochen Miller and Tristan Garner to the party. Jerome Isma-Ae …
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Question by Darth Seditious: What are the correspondences between Sumerian religion and Judaism?
I am doing research on the similarities between Sumerian religion and Judaism. One of the things I am looking at is to see if possibly some of the gods became angels in Judaism. Is there any “paganism” that Judaism inherited from the Sumerian religion?
Best answer:
Answer by Sarah
No. Judaism is inherently monotheistic. Angels do not have any power except as God’s servants.
It’s not the Sumerian religion you should be looking at, it’s the Akkadian religion. So many more parallels there.
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Question by digilook: There is a correlation between Pagan religions and the below quote, what is it?
Your search among books, word upon word, may lead you to the depths of knowledge, but it is not the way to receive the reflection of your true self.
When you have thrown off your ideas as to mind and body, the original truth will fully appear. Zen is simply the expression of truth; therefore longing and striving are not the true attitudes of Zen.
-Dogen, “The Practice of Meditation”
Peace and Love
Best answer:
Answer by vinslave
Correlation how? Paganism is about being and working with nature… you’re quoting Buddhism, which most Pagan ideas have nothing to do with… they are similar in SOME ways as in their perceptions of humans vs. the universe, but still different in their approach.
Unless of course you’re labeling Buddhism and Hinduism as being “pagan” which is nothing more than bigotry and a huge thumbs down.
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What do you think? Answer below!
All women are dakinis and we should treat them like that. In Buddhism, women are considered the pillar of the family. They provide emotional strength, they are gentle and feminine, yet strong, they are miracle workers and their energy is wisdom. They produce children and they produce what we want. They give us company and they support us. In Asian societies especially, women are incredible because they are taught to put up with a lot of things from men and they do put up with it. Women are treasures and we have to treat them like that.
What men want is not to come home to a nagging wife who rants and raves, and complains about everything. Men feel that they have worked all day and they just want to come home and have their wives make a nice home for them. Men want their women to be nice little wives, to stay home, always give them face and not to be embarrassed by them. Men like to sit there, be served and be given things. It doesn’t matter if it is wrong or right. In every old culture, tradition has dictated that women serve men.
It’s up to you if you want to follow tradition or if you want to follow logic; that’s not really my business. I’m not here to change 20,000 years of society and culture. But what I’m trying to say is that however we are served, we will have to serve one day. The karma will come back. Everyone wants something from each other. That’s natural, isn’t it? So why don’t we give that to each other? It’s very small.
So take care of your wives – they are dakinis, they gave you your kids, they give you a lot of pleasure, they give you company, they have stayed through thick and thin with you. Give back. Imagine you running around for nine months with a huge belly! Buddha recognised the value of the female energy and made Vajrayogini and Tara most supreme in the hierarchy of the practices. It is not because women are better than men but – as even Mao Tse Tung recognised – women hold up half the sky.
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We need to stop sitting there looking for women to do things for us, we need to reward them. Tomorrow or the day after, immediately, go and buy some flowers for your wife. Yes, it’s a little embarrassing and you feel a little stupid but it doesn’t matter. The stupidity and the embarrassment are over real quickly. You have money for your drinks and friends but you don’t have money for your wives? That’s not good.
Don’t be embarrassed. I know that after being married for 20 years, you’ve never even given one petal to your wife. So now that you give her flowers, she might wonder what your motive is! It’s definitely not boobali*. Some of you haven’t had boobali with your wives in over fifteen years! I asked some of you when the last time was that you had boobali, and you couldn’t remember!
But it’s not really about boobali; it’s about inside boobali. It is the feeling you get from boobali – the warmth, the forgiveness and the care, because time is short. So take care of your wives, bring them flowers once every two or three months. Take them out, with no motive. Don’t just take them out to the market or to a cheap café and say, “I took you out, so keep quiet now!” Isn’t your wife worth a few hundred dollars for a night out?
What are you saving your money for? What are you keeping it for? Even Tutankhamun couldn’t take any of the pyramids and all the wealth inside them with him. It’s in the British museum now. What do you think you’re going to take with you to your next life when you die? Your 100,000 or 200,000 dollars? Remember, you came into this life naked, just holding on to the placenta.
And women, what can you do for men? You know what they want. Men only want one thing. Just one thing – to stop being nagged! So just shut up! Don’t nag them. You know how men are not expressive, they don’t like to talk about things, they don’t want to tell you things. So stop nagging your husbands, ranting, complaining and making noise.
I’m not just talking about doing that to husbands; I’m also talking about your friends, your mother, your aunt or whoever you nag the life out of. Stop. What’s the big deal? It’s a small price to pay, a very small gift to give back. You get flowers, they don’t get nagging – then you get a little bit closer.
Tsem Tulku Rinpoche
*Sex is not a term that is appropriate for a Tibetan lama to mention publicly. So “boobali” was made up as a substitute
Fulfilling his previous lives’ prayers. His Eminence Tsem Tulku Rinpoche chose to take rebirth amongst difficult circumstances to be close to those who would need him most.
Recognised by H.H. the 14th Dalai Lama as the reincarnation of the 72nd Abbot of Gaden Shartse, Gedun Nyedrak, His Eminence’s spiritual lineage actually begins as one of the eight main disciples of Je Tsongkhapa, the founding saint of the Gelugpa school of Tibetan Buddhism.
Kechara House Buddhist Association Malaysia, affectionately known as Kechara House or KH, is a Buddhist Centre founded in 2000 by His Eminence Tsem Tulku Rinpoche of Gaden Shartse Monastery to avail the ancient wisdom of Buddha’s teachings to practitioners in Malaysia and the surrounding regions. Buddha’s wisdom has timeless and universal relevance, and can be practised by anyone in any culture, regardless of nationality, gender or age.
Question by vash sunglasses ~Catholic~: What is the difference between Eastern Meditation and Christian Meditation?
aka What did the word “meditation” mean BEFORE the Eastern style of meditation became popular in the West.
Again, I would like to mention that Christians used “meditation” WAY before Eastern Meditation became popular in the West.
Ok, how about this: If a Christian from 1000AD was going to use meditation as a Christian spiritual practice, how would they go about it?
Best answer:
Answer by Rev. Marvin
It’s the same.
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