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Bible Verses for Your Wedding, Part II
In Part One of this article, we discussed the sometimes challenging task of choosing Bible verses for your
wedding ceremony and listed possible choices from the Old Testament and Apocrypha.
In Part Two we continue with a list of possibilities...
Grasso, Kennedy, Frost, Public Service and You
“Something we were withholding made us weak/Until we found out that it was ourselves,” wrote Robert Frost, in “The Gift Outright.” Frost recited this poem at John F. Kennedy’s inauguration in 1961.
With the words, “And so, my fellow Americans:...
Traits of Intuitive People
From an extensive study of intuitive people done by Belleruth Naparstek and cited in "Your 6th Sense," these are the traits intuitive people are most likely to have.
1. A woman over 40 with an advanced degree in one of the mental health...
What Makes a Man Sexy
What makes a man appealling? Is it his dashing good looks? Is it his rock-hard pecs and abs of steel? Or is it his smile and his personality that takes the top plum? In a society where everyone seems aesthetically astute, it's difficult to...
When God Speaks-Things Happen
A study of what happens when God speaks, and how He can speak through you.
"So shall My word be that goes forth from My Mouth; It shall not return to Me void, But it shall accomplish what I please, And it shall prosper in the thing for which I...
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Walking on a Path of Life
We set out walking along a route where one foot walks on a sidewalk that is slowly accenting to higher levels, whilst the other foot walks on the road. We will get to a point where we have to make a choice. Do we raise ourselves up onto the side walk and continue to ascend, or do we keep both feet on the road, on the lower level?
If we stay on the road, we will keep in the gutter and when it rains heavily, we may get washed away. We also risk being hit by careless drivers.
If we decide to keep both feet on the sidewalk, we can walk in safety and watch all the wonderful scenery.
We cannot go though life in doubt of the truth, with one foot in one camp and another in a different camp. Life makes us make choices. The high path is one with safety and wonderment. The low road is thwart with many dangers, so why take risks?
Walk in peace and harmony on the high side of life via........ the "curb of negativity" and keep your mind out of the...... "gutter press of sensationalism."
There is solely; One Earth we all live on and One life in our physical finite identity........ When we all live as One.....
We ALL prosper.
Michael levy was born in Manchester, England on the 6th March 1945. After many life experiences and a successful business career he retired to Florida in 1992. In 1998 Michael established Point of Life, Inc., as a vehicle to
project his philosophy and spiritual understanding. The website www.pointoflife.com and the associated newsletter (Point Of Life Global Newsletter) are visited and read by thousands of people around the world every month. Michael is a frequent speaker on radio, television(just a few examples UK; BBC, ITV4..USA; NBC, C-Span, ABC, Howard Stern Show) and he is now a host on Voice America.com radio. He also holds frequent seminars sharing and discusses his views about the purpose of life, finding the peace and enjoyment that lead to a healthy, stress-free life. In just a few years he has become a world renowned poet. In 2002 Michael was invited to become a member of the prestigious Templeton Speaker's Bureau. Michael Levy is the author four books "What is the Point? "Minds of Blue Souls of Gold" "Enjoy Yourself - It's Later Than You Think" and "Invest with a Genius." Michael's poetry and essays now grace many web sites, Journals and Magazines throughout the world.His philosophies have become a major source of Truth, Wisdom and Love for many people. Just one example from many........ The Royal Collage of Psychiatry has recently published two of his works. He has recently become a host on the Point Of Life Show at Voice America.
Web Sites : http://www.pointoflife.com
E-mail: mikmikl@aol.com
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