The Unknown Guest is Nobel Prize winning author Maurice Maeterlinck’s investigation into the supernatural. A study of apparitions and phantasms of the living and the dead; manifestations which have been described as “psychometric”; the knowledge of the future: presentiments, omens, premonitions, precognitions lastly the Elberfeld horses.
“Know then thyself, presume not God to scan; The proper study of mankind is man.” So wrote Alexander Pope in the 18th Century. Indeed to know yourself is a lifetime’s pursuit, as the light of experience continually exposes new facets of what we are, as well as modifying that which is already known.
Taking a snapshot of your soul can be likened to checking the position of a boat that’s been left on autopilot for a while. It involves stepping back from the actual living of daily life, identifying what’s important, and as a result maybe tweaking your direction a little. (more…)
The Daily Mail recently published an article by broadcaster Jenni Murray, Positive thinking makes me sick…, casting doubt on the effectiveness of positive thought. Murray, who had just overcome serious illness, viewed the effort of thinking positively as an additional burden during her recovery.
In contrast, this article presents a few (of many possible) examples detailing the apparent benefits of positive thought: (more…)
Open your hand…
I see the light flying into the air…
It is like a pigeon
which lost its wings…
Fly…
You are safe now… (more…)
Many people report having spontaneous Spiritual or mystical experiences which commonly include being aware of the interconnectedness of the universe and having access to profound knowledge. You may even be fortunate enough to have experienced it yourself.
Colin Wilson has been a prolific researcher and writer on mysticism for over 50 years, his works including the 1971 classic, The Occult. In Super Consciousness: The Quest for the Peak Experience Wilson makes a broad exploration of such experiences, which he calls peak experiences, considering what induces such states and whether they may be attained at will. (more…)
by DR.R.SARAVANAN
Sneezing,nasal discharge,nasal obstruction,itching of eyes and nose are the common features of allergic rhinitis.Inhalant allergens (allergy – causing substances) are often the cause for Allergic rhinitis.Some of the common offenders are pollen from the trees and grasses,mould spores,house dust,debris from insects or house dust mites, animal dander etc.Certain foods and environmental toxins may also trigger allergic reaction. (more…)
Heidi Hollis, Author of Jesus Is No Joke & Picture Prayers, Talks About Her Journey from Paranormal to Spiritual
LAS VEGAS (March 13, 2010) – Author Heidi Hollis is celebrating the second anniversary of the release of her inspiring personal journey Jesus is No Joke and soon the one year anniversary of Picture Prayers. (more…)
The BBC Big Personality Test gives you the chance to contribute to scientific research as well as to get your own full personality fingerprint – for free.
The test was designed by two Cambridge University professors and the results will feature in the next instalment of the BBCs major documatary study Child of Our Time following 25 youngsters born in 2000 presented by Professor Robert Winston. The anonymized data will form part of research by Michael Lamb Jason Rentfrow at Cambridge.
Take the test at https://www.bbc.co.uk/labuk/experiments/personality
Your mind is an amazing entity with incredible potential, most of which remains unused. This article describes mind-mapping, a powerful technique for understanding what’s really going on beneath your mind’s hood. To learn more about understanding and using the full power of your mind, see Real Mind Power Secrets.
A mind map is essentially a graphical representation of concepts (usually starting from a central concept) and the relationships between them. The non-linearity of mind maps (compared to prose or lists) reflects the brain’s internal representation of knowledge thus providing a more accurate model of mental function. (more…)
Just as the Christian holiday of Christmas shares its timing with the ancient celebration marking the (re)birth of the sun (Son), so Easter coincides with the re-arrival of Spring and new beginnings.
The four seasons represent distinct phases in the cycle of human activity with the solar year falling into two halves of light and darkness. (more…)