Posts Tagged ‘life’
Question by shahbarak: Don’t most religions focus on death rather than life? Why?
The Greeks focused on life. Their art celebrated perfectibility, on Earth. Egyptians made art of daily life, but like the Judaic religions that grew from them (including especially Christianity and Islam), focus on death, and fear of it. Consider the shared emphasis on an after-life – and the Christian icons of a crucified Christ, frailty and bodily decay, Saintly martyrs etc. Isn’t it all rather glum and gruesome? Is that why the religious treat Earthly things with such destructive contempt? And utilitarianism, in contrast with protestations of “spirituality”.
Best answer:
Answer by Kezia D
because that’s what some people fear
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Facebook / Twitter / Merchandise: www.facebook.com twitter.com www.redbubble.com I made this Song as a Lovesong to Nature itself and all the Beauty within. Nature is our Mother and most of the Time we Humans don’t even realize how much she gives us. As always, 100% selfcomposed on Keyboard. Production made with Magix Music Maker Pro 16. The Picture is from a Bavarian Forest. © Copyright of all Audio belongs to Adrian von Ziegler.
O’keeffe , at her home in New Mexico in 1977 . She was nearly 90 at the time.
James Kalm partakes in the press preview for this icon of American Modernism. Over twenty years in the making, this exhibition surveys the lesser known but perhaps more profound side of OKeeffes work, her abstraction. Beginning with her discovery and eventual relationship with Alfred Stieglitz in 1916, OKeeffe was thrust in to the stratosphere of the New York art scene. She was at the forefront of pursuing a type of organic abstraction that Stieglitz championed as Americas contribution to Modernism. Examples of OKeeffes paintings covering nearly fifty years of development are on view. Includes brief statements by Director Adam D. Weinberg, and the curatorial team lead by Barbara Haskell, Barbara Buhler Lynes and Sasha Nicholas.
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According to the American Psychological Association, one-third of Americans would say they are living with extreme stress. Family, careers, and finances are keeping society crazy busy. Riess Elke gives professional healing advice to those feeling overwhelmed in Being Free: Thirty-Eight Pictures and Exercises to Wake You Up and Set You Free (Published by Author House).
The mind doesnt exist in your true being; it is one of human beings illusions. Its only purpose is to keep you entertained, disconnected from the oneness, and so busy that you have no time to experience your true self, says Elke. Being free means that you are present, awakened, enlightened, in the now.
Being Free is a workbook that teaches the user to completely eliminate the over-thinking, over-stimulated human habits, and become in tune with the relaxed true being. Through exercises and soothing images painted by Elke herself, Being Free aids in getting back to the basics of life.
Riess Elke is a professional spiritual healer, specializing in multiple methods including:
Tracy and the children of RPW
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SPIRITUAL LIFE: Spiritual retreat shown to raise hope, optimism
The spiritual retreat was based on the book, “Medicine for the Earth: How to Transform Personal and Environmental Toxins.” Co-authors Sandra Ingerman, MA, and Kate Durda, MA, were also part of the research team. In the third group, heart patients …
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Johanna Demetrakas' Crazy Wisdom: Can It Ever Be?
And yet those same words, about greed and the lack of true spirituality, could be referring to today's world, right here right now. Filmmaker Johanna Demetrakas opens her upcoming documentary Crazy Wisdom: The Life and Times of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche …
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Spirituality and Humor
… elements of spiritual health. MARTIN: If you're not finding joy in your faith, there's something wrong with the way you are looking at your faith. And humor keeps us human, basically, brings us down to earth and reminds us that we're not God. …
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Why do Humans get “Recurring Dreams” ? even if the RECURRING DREAMS has nothing do with their Life ?
Question by SECRET DESTROYER: Why do Humans get “Recurring Dreams” ? even if the RECURRING DREAMS has nothing do with their Life ?
* What causes “Recurring Dreams” in humans?
* How can Humans have Recurrng Dreams about situations, people, and things that had never happened in their life ?
Best answer:
Answer by Abbie Head
the dreams mean things like:
lets say mike* is having budget problems he dreams that he is… have his baby taing away from him and he really needs it back this dream means he has lost his money and he is in real need to pay it back, he pays of his debt for a month and he’s alright, then he finds out he got more debt, and wam! got the same dream. mike doesn’t know what this dream means so he’s confused, and it happens again and again and again, as soon as you find out your dream, the more simple it becomes
*(mike was just an example to give a situation)
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