Tag: wisdom
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You are Gods
Jesus challenged the notion of divine authority in John 10:34, asserting that humanity shares a divine spark, revealing our potential for spiritual awakening and connection to the divine.
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Jesus missing years
Issa of India” refers to a fringe theory or legend claiming that Jesus Christ (known as “Issa” or “Isa” in some Eastern traditions, equivalent to the Arabic/Islamic name for Jesus) spent part of his “missing years” (ages roughly 12–30, not described in the Bible) traveling to and studying in India, and sometimes Tibet or Nepal.
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Five Truths
Ultimate Reality Is One Across the great mystical streams — Christian, Gnostic, Sufi, Kabbalistic, Vedantic, Buddhist, Taoist, and even the Law of One — there is a remarkable convergence. Every mystic tradition affirms an Ultimate Reality that transcends description: Upanishads → Brahman: the infinite, formless Absolute The Zohar → Ein Sof: the endless One Qur’an…
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Let there be light
The teaching about the “healthy eye” is not anatomy. It’s about clarity of perception.
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How they control the world
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Professor Jiang Xueqin (江学勤, pinyin: Jiāng Xuéqín) is a prominent Chinese-Canadian educator, writer, historian, and geopolitical analyst based in Beijing, China explains how the few control the world
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More Fraud exposed. Now H-1B Visa Fraud
The H-1B visa is a popular nonimmigrant (temporary) work visa in the United States that allows U.S. employers to hire foreign workers in specialty occupations. These are professional-level jobs that require highly specialized knowledge and typically at least a bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a specific field as a minimum entry requirement. Now they are…
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Understanding our Past
Understanding our past is key to understanding the present and preparing for our future. The world is not as it seems.
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What is Qi?
Qi is often translated as “life energy” or “vital energy,” but it is a multifaceted concept that encompasses a wide range of meanings and associations.
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The Universal Laws across Traditions
These are not beliefs, but realizations—patterns seen repeatedly across traditions, mystics, and near-death or awakening experiences.