Daily Archives: September 1, 2008

My Views on Christianity as a Modern day Christian (2) – Where it all began for me

September 1, 2008
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My Views on Christianity as a Modern day Christian (2) – Where it all began for me

Hello All,                  I decided to take a little step back and jsut mention before I  start my usually pontification, with tell you how i came to my beliefs. In 1996-97 i found myself in India. I was a precocious boy and was very naive and of course  was taking in all the sites. Before…

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My Moment of Weakness Day one of Ramadan

September 1, 2008
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Hello All,                   My first Day of Ramadan has bene difficult indeed esp since i didnt eat anything significant  yesterday, or really eat anything in the predawn hours. I have learned that for a few days before Ramadan people fast to ease the transition. However in my many moments of weakness I managed to perservere, thanks…

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Commentary on fasting and prayer and another Inspiring Quotes for Ramadan -

September 1, 2008
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Commentary on fasting and prayer   and another Inspiring Quotes for Ramadan -

The Goal of fasting and intense prayer is to further strenghten the relationship between the seeker or aspirant to that of his creator. How does fasting, prayer and meditation help contribute to this, as I understand it: “Abstinence from food and intense prayer and meditation , may give one a certain spiritual state and that,…

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A New Era -Life speaks to us and I speak to you

September 1, 2008
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A New Era -Life speaks to us and I speak to you

  I am unbelievably tired but prompted by some inner malaise i have stayed up and dawn has broken.  I cant help to feel that  the past has gone so far in the background that we are really standing on the threshold of a new day. A day where all is possible finally where we…

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Inspirational Quote for Ramadan.

September 1, 2008
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Inspirational Quote for Ramadan.

This selection comes from the book Discourses on the Sufi Path and it  inspired me  be even more enthused about my fasting  – Enjoy A Bedouin was walking with his dog in the desert, carrying a leather skin of water on his shoulder, and crying pitifully as he went along. When asked why he was…

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Food For Thought Monday September 1, 2008

September 1, 2008
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 Taken from Tale of the Dervishes , by Idries Shah  THE DAM A widow and her five small sons once lived on a piece of irrigated land whose crops gave them a bare living. Their rights to take enough water had been usurped by a tyrant who had barred and locked the channel which could…

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