Channeling Karma
Ghosting Karma
Ghosting Karma is simple; you ghost them once then they haunt you…
…for days, weeks, sometimes months and even for years. Ghosting karma in action. After reading Instant Karma I think it’s a must-read for the human race. That’s because if more people had even a basic understanding of karma they’d drop ghosting like the bad habit it is,
In the dating world, the job market, the sales cycle and everywhere else, ghosting karma is the unseen stalker tripping up the career tracks, love lives and sales quotas of the offenders. So many people — too many people — are blissfully unaware or, perhaps worse, indifferent of the fact they are hurting someone at some level which in turn boomerangs that pain back to the ghost.
Read MoreTrusting Divine Love
In this article I am using the three-letter word GOD to describe a conscious awareness that includes everyone and everything in all creation. Many refer to GOD as the Creator, Great Spirit, Universe, Zero Point, Source, the Divine, and other similar terms. If you are uncomfortable with the term GOD, you may substitute whatever term you are comfortable with.
In recent years, the world has witnessed an unprecedented wave of political conflict, social unrest, and disheartening news. With daily updates that sow anxiety and concern, it’s easy to fall into despair and hopelessness. But what if, instead of being burdened by these worries, we turned to a deeper understanding of our faith? If we truly believed in and trusted GOD—recognizing GOD as love itself and knowing that GOD always has our highest good in mind—we could find profound peace even amidst chaos.
Read MoreWinter Spiritual Practices
Winter Spiritual Practices
Winter, especially close to the solstice, is not only a time of celebration but also an opportunity for spiritual reflection and connection. Here are some special winter solstice related spiritual practices that focus on personal growth, mindfulness, and connecting with others that you might consider:
1. Mindful Gratitude:
Gratitude Journaling: Take time each day leading up to the solstice to write down things you are grateful for, focusing on the positive aspects of your life and the year you’ve had.
Acts of Kindness: Perform simple acts of kindness for others, such as volunteering, helping a neighbor, or writing uplifting notes to friends and family.
2. Reflection and Intent Setting:
Year-End Reflection: Spend some quiet time reflecting on the past year.
Samhain Newsletter
Linda E. Savage, Ph.D. DD is a minister of Spiritual Science and a member of the ESP Lab for nearly 40 years and a member of the board. She is a Licensed Psychologist, Marriage and Family Therapist and AASECT certified sex educator who brings the wisdom of her 35 years of experience treating couples and individuals. As the author of Reclaiming Goddess Sexuality, she blends current clinical knowledge and ancient wisdom and has created a companion CD of guided meditations: Maiden, Mother, Wise Woman: Reclaiming Our Sexuality. Dr. Savage is recognized as a leading seminar leader and speaker. She wrote for the Huffington Post as an expert blogger on Spiritual Sex.
Samhain Greetings my friends,
The time period between Oct 31st and November 2nd is on the most widely celebrated ancient traditions that honors our ongoing connection with our ancestors. This includes those we knew in this lifetime, beloved great or great- great ancestors we’ve heard about, as well as ancestors from millennia ago. Samhain, meaning ‘summer’s end’ heralds the thinning of the veil between the seen and unseen worlds. Most of us have heard about or participated in the tradition of the Day of the Dead, celebrated in the US, Mexico, and South and Central America for a long time. It is a deeply significant celebration because folks can more easily connect to their loved ones who have passed. Samhain is about ancestors’ love and support of us rather than the fear-based portrayal of goblins and ghouls who are out to get us.
Read MoreBreathing for Health and Spiritual Growth
Breathing is one of the most important of all of the functions of the body because so many other systems depend upon it. The survival rule of 3 says a person can survive 3 weeks without food, 3 days without water, but only 3 minutes without air. Humans are the only species on Earth that can control their breath. Multiple studies have shown that breathing correctly can improve your health, prevent diseases, prolong your life, and other benefits.
Children and those of indigenous groups (unless they have developed the bad habits of modern society) tend to breathe correctly. Most contemporary adults have shallow, rapid breathing habits which inhibit their health and well-being.
Breathing is the most important influencer of HRV (Heart Rate Variability) which is one of the best indicators of overall health.
Read MoreSpiritual Ethics
Free will is the idea that humans (the only Beings on Earth that have a Soul) have the ability to make our own choices and determine our own fates. With this in mind, do people really have free will, or are people’s lives in fact shaped by powers outside of their control? This question has long challenged and still does challenge philosophers and religious thinkers, as well as scientists who have examined the problem from psychological and neuroscientific perspectives. In addition to these perspectives is the idea that people have free and the capacity to make choices undetermined by past events, a state Dynamism helps people attain and calls Personal Sovereignty.
Behavioral science firmly believes that an individuals’ behavioral tendencies and decisions are influenced by genetics, as well as by factors in the environment that may be outside of a person’s control.
Read MoreUNCONDITIONAL LOVE
This Universe is a free will Universe made up of 12 dimensions. Science proved 20+ years ago that each of these 12 dimensions moves 60 times faster than the one before it. This is something the ancients knew, is written in the Vedas, and is referenced in the Old Testament. As we know there are many things science does not understand, especially energy. For example, today science estimates 68-94% of energy is “dark energy”, a term they use to describe what they do not understand. In physical cosmology and astronomy, dark energy is defined as an unknown form of energy that affects the universe on the largest scales. The reality is each dimension of the Universe has 2 energies, which can be called electro-magnetic and magneto-electric.
Read More2023 Imbolc Newsletter
Linda E. Savage, Ph.D. DD is a minister of Spiritual Science and a member of the ESP Lab for nearly 40 years and a member of the board. She is a Licensed Psychologist, Marriage and Family Therapist and AASECT certified sex educator who brings the wisdom of her 35 years of experience treating couples and individuals. As the author of Reclaiming Goddess Sexuality, she blends current clinical knowledge and ancient wisdom and has created a companion CD of guided meditations: Maiden, Mother, Wise Woman: Reclaiming Our Sexuality. Dr. Savage is recognized as a leading seminar leader and speaker. She wrote for the Huffington Post as an expert blogger on Spiritual Sex.
Embrace Hope my friends,
Imbolc is the time of hope for new life and the return of the light.
In the US, most people think of February 2nd as Groundhog Day, the portent of how many more weeks of winter are in store. However, for thousands of years, Imbolc, meaning “in the belly” was a sign of hope as there would be lambs born in the spring. In addition, the people saw the noticeable signs that the days were lengthening.
Hope is one of the most important emotions that allow us to feel alive and attract the possibilities that lead to feeling we have agency. When hope is purposely destroyed, we lose the will to live meaningful lives.
Read MoreHanukkah 2022: When is Hanukkah and Why Is It Celebrated?
When Does Hanukkah Start and More Facts
When is Hanukkah? In 2022, this eight-day “festival of lights” begins on Sunday, December 18, at sundown. Learn all about Hanukkah dates, customs such as the nightly menorah lighting, and special foods.
What Is Hanukkah?
Hanukkah (also spelled “Chanukah”) is an eight-day winter “festival of lights,” which begins each year on the 25th day of the Jewish calendar month of Kislev.
Because the Hebrew calendar is based on the lunar cycle, the dates of Jewish holidays according to the Gregorian calendar change from year to year. For this reason, the beginning of Hanukkah can range from late November to late December.
In short, Hanukkah commemorates the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem after a group of Jewish warriors defeated the occupying Greek armies.
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