OMNISM: The Belief that No Religion is Truth But that Truth is Found in Them ALL

¿Difuntos? No los hay, y no estás loco! Es difícil creer en la vida después de la vida. Entiendo, ya que es un universo invisible extremadamente cercano a nosotros y, sin embargo, tan impalpable. Y si nos preguntáramos ¿qué es un difunto? ¿En qué consiste? Qué significa eso? ¡Tal vez deberíamos darnos cuenta de que no es tan loco creer en la vida después de la vida! Hablemos de energía Somos seres nacidos de la fusión de la energía.  Nuestro cuerpo físico está creado a partir de esa fusión y se mantiene a lo largo de su vida como un conjunto de células energéticas que constituyen nuestra energía. Todas esas vibraciones, que se manifiestan en frecuencias sutiles y múltiples, y que constituyen una fuente necesaria para nuestra vida física. La energía está con nosotros, sin que estemos conscientes de ella, cada momento de nuestra vida. Cada momento, resplandecemos y vibramos hacia el infinito.  Nuestros cuerpos sutiles están continuamente conectados a lo que nos r...

Is there an afterlife? The science of biocentrism can prove there is, claims Professor Robert Lanza http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/is-there-an-afterlife-the-science-of-biocentrism-can-prove-there-is-claims-professor-robert-lanza-8942558.html It’s a question pondered by philosophers, scientists and the devout since the dawn of time: is there an afterlife? While the religious would argue that life on earth is a mere warm up for an eternity spent in heaven or hell, and many scientists would dismiss the concept for lack of proof – one expert claims he has definitive evidence to confirm once and for all that there is indeed life after death. The answer, Professor Robert Lanza says, lies in quantum physics – specifically the theory of biocentrism. The scientist, from Wake Forest University School of Medicine in North Carolina, says the evidence lies in the idea that the concept of death is a mere figment of our consciousness. Professor Lanza says biocentrism expla...

Le Moyne professor, a former Vatican Observatory director,  devotes his career  to both faith, science http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2014/03/le_moyne_professor_a_former_vatican_observatory_director_devotes_his_career_to_b.html By  Sonja Meyer Duntley | sduntley@syracuse.com  on March 18, 2014 at 2:00 PM, updated March 18, 2014 at 2:47 PM Some people may think religion and science don't mix. They are like two orbs that co-exist in space, but never cross each other's path. Not so for the Rev. George Coyne. He's lived fully in both realms his whole life. As a man of faith, the Baltimore native joined the Jesuits in 1951, studied sacred theology and became a Roman Catholic priest. As a man of science, he earned a doctorate in astronomy and became an expert on close binary star systems and Seyfert galaxies. He soon found the perfect meeting place of faith and science: The Vatican Observatory. For nearly three decades, he was th...

 Together we are one. Connected in this vast universe of ours (watch video). Click on the link to watch video: https://www.facebook.com/spirivie/videos/1584459678304965/

Create Your Own Happiness http://www.lesmotspositifs.com/blogue/creer-son-bonheur/ Article published in Bonheur on October 2, 2017 by Michel Lavoie Where can I find happiness? Who am I? What will be my contribution to this world? These are often difficult but fundamental questions, because each one of us leaves a trace of his passage on earth. But more importantly, this reflection leads us to a better understanding of oneself, to action, to exceedances, to achievements. It can also generate powerful spin-offs: it is a desire to go deeper into oneself in order to discover its values and the true direction to be taken for its being. What a journey of discovery! What do I do on earth? It is our raison of being, our mission that gives a clear direction to our existence. Once we have discovered it, we cannot ignore it. From that moment on, what we are, guides everything we do. But more importantly, this type of reflection leads ...

ASCENSION AND RAISING of the ENERGETIC FREQUENCY of our feelings Angela PritchardJuly 31, 2015 https://www.gaia.com/article/ascension-and-raising-our-energetic-frequency Energetically we are vibrating at a certain frequency right now. We might be feeling anxious, lethargic, excited, upbeat, moody, or just a bit ho-hum. Each of these feelings has a frequency that creates sensations in our bodies and emits energetic vibrations to everything around us. These are the energetic atmospheres in which we live and experience life through, whatever our circumstances may be. Our energetic frequency – our home and destiny While we usually identify ourselves with our bodies, what we are inside continues in our existence beyond the body as those who’ve had near-death experiences testify. Our energetic state is really important then, as it’s not only the environment in which we live, but it determines where we manifest now and in the future in this va...

Did you know that Sikhs are one of the largest religions in the world with nearly 25 million Sikhs worldwide and that Sikhs are not Muslims?   https://www.facebook.com/fusionmedianetwork/videos/2134440249915275/ In post-9/11 America, Sikhs have become targets for hate crimes and xenophobia––so what is Sikhism and who are its followers? Sikhism   ( / ˈ s i k ɪ z əm / ), or   Sikhi [3]   ( Punjabi :   ਸਿੱਖੀ   Sikkhī ,   pronounced  [ˈsɪkːʰiː] , from   Sikh , meaning a "disciple", or a "learner"), is a   monotheistic [4] [5]   Indian religion   that originated in the   Punjab region   of the   Indian subcontinent   about the end of the 15th century. [6] [7]   It is one of the youngest of the major world religions. The fundamental beliefs of Sikhism, articulated in the sacred scripture   Guru Granth Sahib , include faith and meditation on the name of the one creator, unity of all humankind, enga...