February 28, 2008  

As Time Goes By

February 28, 2008  

International New Thought Alliance

Dear Rev. Edward, I know that your presentation Thursday night at INTA touched many lives. God works through you as the most wonderful exp...
February 26, 2008  

Sometimes You Just Gotta Laugh

I found this photo in my archives of past events - I got snapped and wasn't aware that I was posing so perfectly. Worse... if you reall...
February 24, 2008  

GrandCentral

GrandCentral is a new feature on Blogger, and thanks to Allan for being the first to try it out. It worked perfectly. You click the "Ca...
February 23, 2008  

R.E.S.P.E.C.T.

Yup, My Own Street! My co-writer for the interactive journal, "Spirit is Calling," wrote the entry for today. One particular line ...
February 21, 2008  

Ethical Underwear

I read an article about a company in Sri Lanka that has made a radical change in an industry that has reportedly had a history of labor di...
February 19, 2008  

Are You A Caring Person? A Gentle Touch

What did you see today that was beautiful? That's the question I have used to focus my journey through today. It's a wonderf...
February 18, 2008  

Making a Mad Dash

"Why is everyone always in such a hurry?" That's what my Grandmother used to ask. She would tell me that I was "burning t...
February 17, 2008  

One Heart Choir and Our Teens

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February 16, 2008  

Are You A Caring Person? Happiness

Albert Camus : You will never be happy if you continue to search for what happiness consists of. You will never live if you are looking f...
February 16, 2008  

We Are One

Confusing phrase: We are one. Shouldn't it be we IS one? Just messing. Anyway, the world of metaphysics is facing another shake up and s...
February 15, 2008  

Wisdom

Thomas Jefferson, 3rd US President, 1743-1826 "The most valuable of all talents is that of never using two words when one will do....
February 14, 2008  

Happy Valentines Day

I wonder if you know the story of Saint Valentine? Blindness was cured. Miracles happened. Lives changed. The story has less to do with r...
February 13, 2008  

World Essentials

I'm fascinated by Essential Oils. I'm particularly happy with a variety of Lavender that I discovered that grows in South Africa - L...
February 13, 2008  

Greetings Too

I see that the Reality with me is the same as the Reality in all people whom I shall ever meet, and that the Reality within them responds to...
February 12, 2008  

Comment?

Just a long neck and a bird call today! That's it. I wonder if there are any readers to this blog? If so, I wonder if you have any quest...
February 11, 2008  

Greetings

"Greetings are social customs or rituals to show attention or to confirm friendship or social status between individuals or groups of p...
February 11, 2008  

Hair today

...where all that we ask of you is that you stay open to the possibility of changing your entire life, by simply changing your hair! "W...
February 06, 2008  

Appreciation

Appreciate everything your associates do for the business. Nothing else can quite substitute for a few well-chosen, well-timed, sincere wor...
February 03, 2008  

Climb to the top

This is the way down, 3 minutes I think, the way up, however, was 1.5 hours - hot, steep and intense... but great!
February 02, 2008  
Love does not consist of gazing at each other, but in looking together in the same direction. Antoine de Saint-Exupery Our theme at the Cent...
February 02, 2008  

Peace be unto thee

Peace be unto thee, stranger, enter and be not afraid. I have left the gate open and thou art welcome to my home. There is room in my house ...
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Bhagavad-Gita For Beginners

Bhagavad-Gita For Beginners
The Bhagavad Gita: The Song of God Retold in Simplified English is the latest title in the Essential Wisdom Library. This unique edition of the timeless epic is designed to be accessible for readers without any prior experience of Hinduism. Not merely a translation of the original, Viljoen has simplified and restated the Gita’s complex ideas, so that a first-time reader can fully appreciate the scope and beauty of this magnificent Indian classic. Written in concise, modern language, the retelling vividly captures the power and depth of the original work.

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"This wonderful book guides any individual to understand Science of Mind with ease and grace. It is a simple and beautiful presentation of the Spiritual Principles Science of Mind teaches. I highly recommend this book to students, licensed Practitioners and ministers. Blessings to Rev Edward." ~ Johan Gonzalez RScP. Science of Mind and Spirit for Beginners: Four Chapters in Simplified Prose, paraphrased by Edward VIljoen

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Edward Viljoen was a recent guest to my radio show, "In The Spirit." I had read his book, "Ordinary Goodness" and was happy to talk with him about it. I like the way he inserts stories from his own life to illustrate various points. In this cynical age, this book is a tonic a guide to live a good life by being good to others. We cannot be truly happy until we do. Thank you, Edward for bringing a much needed topic to our attention.
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