Name: Who We Are and Why We Might Want to Be Someone Else: Catzilla at the Crossroads (en Inglés)
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Author: Smith, Sophya
ISBN: 9781935387039

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Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Sophya Smith

Editorial

Hohm Press

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

184

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.7 x 15.3 x 1.3 cm

Peso

0.35 kg.

ISBN

1935387030

ISBN13

9781935387039

Categorías

Espiritualidad y experiencia religiosa

Who We Are and Why We Might Want to Be Someone Else: Catzilla at the Crossroads (en Inglés)

Sophya Smith (Autor) · Hohm Press · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Who We Are and Why We Might Want to Be Someone Else: Catzilla at the Crossroads (en Inglés)"

Four years ago I came across a passage about how when the Kali Yuga (the apocalypse to most of you) hits, saying the Name of God is the only thing that will get us through the coming difficulties. Most of us are becoming increasingly nervous because the handwriting is on the wall: the systems that we ve superimposed on top of our world (financial and resource mismanagement to name two) are coming apart at the seams. Life as we know it could (and already has for some of us) become seriously unraveled. It behooves us to put a measure in place that will help us redefine hard times and transform them into something valuable. So, make hay while the sun shines. It s time to leave off dancing and fiddling and turn our attention to building something inside of us that will remain after the dust settles should the wolf blow down our house. Given the urgency of this moment in time, I hope this shortcut through the woods... (the repetition of The Name of God) is useful. It cuts to the chase, it s where the rubber meets the road, and it s more than capable of making good on its promise to help us get a life. I m beginning to see the time that we spend here on earth as a rare and precious opportunity to accomplish something that can t be accomplished once we leave. The kicker is that we spend most of our lives enveloped in an underlying and mostly unconscious current of dissatisfaction ( life sucks and then I m gonna die ). It s not until we leave that we realize that we neglected to make use of the gift we were given. Unbeknownst to us (as reported in Ode Magazine) there s a group of people that have been running around the world for years staging prayer interventions in our major cities; they just stand around on street corners saying God s Name everywhere from Tokyo to Marseilles. In the summer of 1993 they turned their attention to Washington, D. C. The police chief of D. C. had stated before the group began their work that it would take two feet of snow in July to lower the crime rate twenty-five percent. Since they didn t produce two feet of snow, and the crime rate did go down twenty-five percent, and they ve produced the same measurable results in countless other cities, we can be confident that any efforts that we make to say His Name while we re driving around will actually count. Begin saying the Name of God throughout the ordinary moments of your life in order to trigger the Remembrance of Him while you re here.