Heart Knowledge

If the Vedas are the cornerstone upon which all Hindu philosophy rests and the Epics the framework built upon it, then the Puranas are the finished dwellings in which Hindus live and practice their faith. The Hindu deities are depicted in Puranic scriptures in all their glory, religion and all. The Hindu deities are presented in their fullness, in intricate detail, and with theology unlike anything else before in the Puranic writings. This book briefly introduces the reader to the essence of the Puranas, and the vital role they play in bridging antiquated Hindu beliefs, scriptures, and ...

This is an initiation into the tone, structure, and mentality of Egyptian knowledge, the basis of all Western theology and science. It is a redefinition of those concepts which are basic to the pharaonic transmission--the glory of ancient Egypt. The author explores the "process of becoming" as...

How the heart was perceived thousands of years ago is far different than how science is revealing it to be today. It was once considered to be a blood pumping organ hidden within the center of man, and protected by a rib cage; but it is now known to be the center of a complex network communicating neurologically, biophysically, biochemically and energetically with our entire being. Come explore the multiple communication pathways between the heart and brain that Aristotle, Plato and Hippocrates could never dream of being possible; and see the reality of the incredible heart that God created...

The research question for this theoretical study is “What is the imaginal heart’s role in the process of knowing the imaginal?” In other words, “how does the heart participate in the experience of the imaginal?” Using the head and heart as metaphoric or metonymic terms, the literature review on imaginal scholarship indicates that there is a way of knowing the imaginal that is unavailable to the head and accessible via the heart. What is the common ground between the heart, the imaginal, and knowledge? A more foundational question is what is the process of knowing the imaginal? ...

The revelatory words of prophets and apostles have continued to magnify the cherished role of Eve, not only as the mother of all living and companion to our first patriarch, Adam, but to all who follow in their guided footsteps toward eternal life. Through Eve’s faith and courage, we can readily see that we too have an intricate role to play in the gathering of the saints in these last days. The women of today are connected with Eve through an eternal bond. As her daughters, we are called to finish Mother Eve’s divine purpose in bringing her children to the knowledge of Christ.

Did you know that flamingo tongues were considered a delicacy in ancient Egypt? Did you know that a U.S. astronaut was reprimanded for sneaking a corned-beef sandwich onto a Space Shuttle flight? Did you know that St. Louis was the first U.S. city to host the Olympic Games? Fun Knowledge: 1100 Interesting and Fun Facts is packed with fascinating facts and trivia about the world around you. It's loaded with a treasure trove of interesting information that will capture your attention and keep you resisting to pause for more!

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Jesus said, “Eat Me!” What do you envision? He meant as spirit and life. Feeding on God’s Word is like this. It is not reading for knowledge. It is not merely a story for a moral. There is something more that can be spirit and life if you can learn to make the paradigm shift from eyeballs to heart-eyes, from ears attached to your head to the still small voice calling your soul into a way you have never been before. There is a tendency to turn away back to what is familiar as most of Jesus’s followers did in John 6:66. But that familiar way ends in death, while Jesus promises spirit ...

Silence After the Beep is a heartfelt journey through medical school and beyond, told through real stories with a touch of fiction, and moments that shaped me into the doctor I never knew I was meant to become. This diary of a medical student weaves the delicate strands of promise, struggle, and discovery into a tapestry of becoming. It is a journey through sleepless nights and quiet triumphs, where the heart learns to listen, and the soul finds its calling. A story of resilience and compassion, reminding us that medicine is not just a science, it’s a beautiful act of humanity. Medicine ...

The mystery archaeologists suddenly appear and Keith learns firsthand about the quest for the Golden Testaments.He finds himself with more questions than answers. What do these people want with him?. He doesn't see how he can travel to Greece, Turkey, and who knows where without neglecting his family. The lure of ancient technology and the chance to unravel a mystery like no other can't make up for the deadly peril of an underwater attack and a terrifying phone call. Is he really ready to pay the price for preserving and spreading the Word if it means putting his family in danger?

Synopsis: A retelling of Adam and Eve’s fall from grace, with a cosmic twist. After Dinner Conversation is a growing series of short stories across genres to draw out deeper discussions with friends and family. Each story is an accessible example of an abstract ethical or philosophical idea and is accompanied by suggested discussion questions. Podcast discussions of this short story, and others, is available on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and Youtube. ★★★ If you enjoy this story, subscribe via our website to "After Dinner Conversation Magazine" and get this, and other, similar ...