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1. Slokas: the essence of Hinduism November 07, 2009 Sloka is a Sanskrit word used to denote a prayerful verse written to follow certain grammatical rules. Sloka is a powerful prayer which conveys the dignity and the omnipotence of God. Sanskrit Shlokas describe God in different forms and their celestial powers. People, who sincerely recite these verses and invoke the God mentally, attain a steady and peaceful mind. Shloka forms the part of 'Stotras' which are dedicated to Gods as prayers. Slokas are the primary verses from Mahabharata and Ramayana, the great epics of Indian Mythology. In this section, we are covering the following slokas:... (read more) Author: Santosh Kumar Bhol

2. Silent Prayer: Part 3 - How to Pray Silently November 04, 2009 While we are praying silently, we are going to let go of all the baggage we carry on our shoulders regarding the past and future. When thoughts of the past come up, whether it be who we are, what we have accomplished, what titles we have earned, our childhood, our relatives, our relationships, bad experiences, good experiences - all these thoughts should be let go of the moment you realize that you are distracting yourself from silent prayer by thinking. Future thoughts should also be relinquished, thinking about what time it is, how much time is left in this silent prayer session, what y... (read more) Author: anagarika eddie rock

3. What to look out for when buying Oriental Rugs on Holiday? November 05, 2009 Many people go on holiday to places where rugs are woven and it is part of the experience to go to the market to buy a rug. Over the years I have been called out many times to assess and value rugs bought in the Middle East, North Africa or India and more recently China, for insurance purposes or to sell. With regard to price generally speaking you pay pretty close or even more for the rug abroad than you would in the UK. However many rugs bought abroad are of a lower quality and would not reach the shops back home. Often rugs have weak sides that come apart after a few months which can... (read more) Author: Margaret Demers

4. Moth damage to Oriental rugs November 05, 2009 In the last 3 years there has been a huge increase in moth damage including Oriental rugs. The clothes moth is up to 1 cm long, of a silvery brown colour, often flying in a fluttering circular motion. When attacked by trying to swat it of, drops to the floor often disappearing. Moths are attracted to places which are dark, undisturbed and damp. They lay eggs in protein based fibres, i.e. wool, silk and fur. The eggs are small and translucent and difficult to see. When they hatch a small white grub comes out and feeds on the fibres until it reaches full size. It produces a white cocoon and... (read more) Author: Margaret Demers

5. Silent Prayer: Part 2 - What Silent Prayer Is, and Isn't November 03, 2009 When we think about prayer, what comes to mind is some kind of request or solicitation of God . Maybe we are ill and ask to get better, or ask forgiveness, or maybe a little help with the lottery. These are the kinds of prayers that we mostly engage in. We might also repeat a mantra, for example, the "Our Father," or Hail Mary" as an act of devotion or contrition. Then there are the holy thoughts about God, heaven, the saints and Jesus as we sit quietly. Or, we might thank God for something good that has happened to us and ask for protection from the bad. These are all prayers of thanks, ... (read more) Author: anagarika eddie rock

6. Dealing With Difficult People: A Minister's Guide November 04, 2009 While attending seminary and taking Bible study courses may prepare a minister to preach and teach the Word of God, very few pastors enter the ministry ready to face the most challenging part of doing God’s work, interacting with people. Ministers work with a wide variety of people on any given day. Many of these people are blessings, offering encouragement, support, prayer, and compassion. Others, however, are a bit more challenging to deal with. A lot has been written on the subject of dealing with difficult people. Here are a few tips on how you can deal with the difficult people in yo... (read more) Author: Jacqueline Davidson

7. Silent Prayer: Part 1 - Why Should We Pray Silently? November 02, 2009 For two hundred years after Christ died, according to historical documents, many different and diverse gospels and ideas permeated Christianity, all competing for acceptance by the fledgling Church that was then organizing. One of these was the Gospels of Thomas. After 200 AD, Christianity became an organized religion overseen by priests and bishops who took over the doctrines of the Church. They decided which gospels were to be included in the new testament (only a handful that met their criteria) and which were to be destroyed. They rejected all Christian alternate viewpoints as heresy ... (read more) Author: anagarika eddie rock

8. Claim Your Victory And Never Accept Defeat November 01, 2009 God has not created you to be a failure; he created you to be the head and not the tail. There is no problem in your life that God can not fix, there is no hindrance in your life that God can not provide a break through to, and there is no closed door in your life that God can not open. Whatever the situation in you life you've got to lift your head up high and know that God is on your side. Don't be discouraged by the circumstances that surround your life, God is able to turn them around and make something good out of them. Don't give up hope you were destined to succeed. Claim your victor... (read more) Author: Sandi M Lewanika

9. Trials And Tribulations Are A Part Of Our Christian Walk November 01, 2009 At one point or another most of us have experienced trials, they are a part of our Christian journey. No one no matter how rich, powerful, good or bad is exempt from going through trials and tribulations. When times get so rough we find our selves asking God if our troubles will ever end. We find ourselves wondering why things don't seem to be working out for us, or why God has allowed these things to happen to us. This is when we have to remember that God loves us and he wants the best for us, he hears our faintest cry. No matter what hardship we're experiencing in our lives God has not forgo... (read more) Author: Sandi M Lewanika

10. As Christians We Should Develop A Thankful Attitude November 01, 2009 At times we spend a lot of time worrying about all the things that are going wrong in our lives and in the process we forget to take the time to thank God for all the great things that are going right in our lives. We have so many things to be thankful for and yet we choose to spend much of our time focusing on the negative. We focus so much on the challenges that life has thrown our way and don't pay any attention to the many blessings. As children of God it is important for us to get into the habit of thanking God for every situation in our lives. We have to cultivate a thankful spirit th... (read more) Author: Sandi M Lewanika

11. A Chat with David Barton and Rick Green November 01, 2009 How did you become concerned in your present ministry? In late 1987, I very providentially discovered that following the high court decisions in 1962-1963 removing voluntary college prayer and Bible reading from public schools that academic achievement scores plummeted, student crime soared, and measures of student morality skyrocketed ( e.g, teen pregnancies, STD rates, and so on. ). I also revealed that early court judgments on issues we are facing today ( e.g, prayer in public areas, Bible reading in faculties, public porno, and so on. Those early courts cited the first papers of the F... (read more) Author: Emanuel Bauer

12. A KIDNAP FOR RANSOM AND Carlsbad locksmith November 01, 2009 It was Happy day when everyone was happy and celebrating it pomp and show. In their house being the youngest and intelligent umer was liked and loved by his relatives In despite of belonging to glitch family of city he never shouted disrespect for any pour fellow .After offering prayer he went to his poor friend Carlos house to give him Pocket Money After giving did he was returning from there .As he was cooing to his car he was caught by some an known man who trust him into a wagon and drove him to some unknown place. When they were forcing him into the wagon one of kidnappers put hand kerchi... (read more) Author: allen allen

13. A Chat with David Barton and Rick Green November 01, 2009 How did you become involved in your current ministry? In late 1987, I very providentially discovered that following the supreme court calls in 1962-1963 removing voluntary school prayer and Bible reading from public colleges that academic feat scores plummeted, student crime lifted, and measures of student morality skyrocketed ( e.g, teen pregnancies, STD rates, etc . ). That research, based mostly on cabinet-level Fed. statistical data, resulted in the publication of our first book, America : to hope or Not to pray . I also found that early legal rulings on issues we face today ( e.g, pr... (read more) Author: Clint Callahan

14. Prayer And Medicine Together By Richard Roberts October 29, 2009 Right. You and I minister that way all of the time. In fact, I'm leaving and going to a minister right after this program on a Jihad and I should be praying for the sick. And folks say,'Well, man, there you are praying for the sick and you took your son to the town of Faith.' I revealed,'That's right.' I claimed,'We were at a situation that I at that particular time for several reasons, I wasn't ready religion smart to fight a religion battle. Besides that, I did not have time to battle a religion battle. I had to have some fast results. And I used', there they are , the hands right beh... (read more) Author: Paul Holmes

15. Kingdom of God Came To Earth by Richard Roberts October 29, 2009 We're looking for the same kind of a nurse, a nurse who wants to be part of a healing team. We're a healing team at the town of religion. It's as critical what Melanie does or David does as it is what I do. It's not important that I am a doctor, she is's a nurse, or David is a prayer partner. What's significant is that we're a team connected together through the love of God to deliver all of The Lord God's healing power to you as a patient. So if you are a nurse or maybe you are a minister who really feels called to do something different, or a doctor, this is a place where you can do so... (read more) Author: Loren Casey

16. Plea-bargaining and Guilty Pleas: A Curse or an Answer to a Defendants Prayer? October 29, 2009 Plea-bargaining and guilty pleas are a critical element of the criminal legal system. Plea-bargaining is a process in which a defendant negotiates the terms of punishment in exchange for a guilty plea or a no contest plea. Many times the prosecutor will offer to dismiss some criminal counts or reduce the maximum punishment. There are different reasons why defendants decide to plead guilty or plead no contest and avoid going to trial. Some of the reasons include lower sentencing, lack of evidence to support their case, less costly, and personal desire to confess guilt. Whatever the reasons ar... (read more) Author: Sam Cadbury

17. {{Impressions of Borobudur, Indonesia.|Feelings about Borobudur, Indonesia}}} October 27, 2009 With all of its fascination, Borobudur Temple was witnessing a great celebration of a million of Buddhists’ prayers and lights, along with the other seven offerings placed around the temple – red cloth in the west, green in the north, white in the east and yellow in the south side of the temple. At the time of living, Buddha Siddhartha Gautama – or named as the Great Holy Shakyamuni Buddha in Buddhism – dedicated an offering and a prayer of aspirations to gain enlightenment, through a bowl of soup. Though it was very simple and meaningless, but it was delivered virtuously and truthfully,... (read more) Author: Ari Gold

18. Sid Roth along with Steve Foss October 27, 2009 SID : howdy. Sid Roth here with Steve Foss. I am hoping you're enjoying this interview as much as I am. Steve, what's God's definition of biblical prosperity? STEVE : I suspect biblical prosperity is that you have all that you need to be most effective to meet God's purpose for your life, and enough to be a blessing to somebody else. It doesn't mean everybody needs to drive a Rolls Royce and have a mansion. It's what you need to be handiest. But that's's actually an egocentric prayer, because recounted we're to feed the hungry and dress the Naked, and show hospitality to strangers. W... (read more) Author: Fabian Adams

19. The Message In Deuteronomy by Richard Roberts October 26, 2009 Looking for whom he can devour. Devourer. And he is going to kill and destroy. Penicillin did not come from the devil. No, you see, so it came from God. By prayer. Or prayer, whatever you want to call it. And somebody said, well what are you chatting about? Well, let me go back and say it this way. Not everyone will be saved. It's available, but they don't all accept it. And also, Ken, occasionally there are unknown factors that we as homo sapiens can't understand. I'll never understand the death of our child Richard Oral. I came to a point where I gave it to God. There was enou... (read more) Author: Marvin Mccray

20. He Can Turn It Around In Your Existence by Richard Roberts October 26, 2009 SPKM BILL NORDSTROM From the campus of Oral Roberts university and the city of faith health care Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, today with special guests Ken and Lynette Hagin. Now the Oral Roberts Ministry presents Richard Roberts. Well, we're back here out in front of the impressive town of religion medicare Center. And behind Lindsay and me is the beautiful bronze sculpture of the healing hands, one hand representing the hand of prayer, the other hand representing the hand of medication, joined together. And, Lindsay, we've been out here in front of the city of faith this week making our ... (read more) Author: Fernando Welch

21. A Heat Came In Me by Richard Roberts October 26, 2009 Here is a sworn statement. Here's a man whose hand had been seriously injured and the doctors were very worried about infection and they called the abounding Life Prayer Group for prayer, went back to the doctors and the doctor related now there's no infection and their fear over the infection is gone and they're just praising God and thanking God for that. Here's a call from Houston, Texas. Dr. Charles Allen will be here with us in some mins. Allen, here is a call from Houston. It came in from the program yesterday. Yesterday we talked about fear and the Lord impressed me to pray for f... (read more) Author: Dane Sheppard

22. What is special about natural dyes and hand spun wool? October 26, 2009 If you look at an oriental weaving (rug, bags, pillow covers etc) from the 19thC you will notice that the colours have an attractive depth and richness about them. Natural dyes produce a vast range of colours that have a remarkable ability to harmonize with each other. Research into the chemistry of these dyes has shown that in the case of reds from the Madder root these is a cocktail of at least 40 active pigments present in varying degrees. The relative percentages of each depends on many factors such as the mineral content of the soil, the age of the root, the dying temperature, and t... (read more) Author: Margaret Demers

23. How do I learn about Antique Oriental rugs? October 26, 2009 There are two aspects of learning about Antique Oriental rugs, first it to be able to see and handle old rugs. You have to be able to distinguish different types of structures, colour palettes and “handle”. There are a number of ways, learning from a dealer who has a stock you can look at, joining a local rug appreciation society and regularly visiting auction houses. This way you can begin to appreciate wool quality, fine workmanship, natural dyes and designs. Oriental rugs have a real tactile quality that invites you to touch them and feel them. This can never be replaced by mere images of t... (read more) Author: Margaret Demers

24. Easy Prayer and Meditation Tips October 19, 2009 Many people find that prayer and meditation brings them closer to God, especially when practiced on a daily basis. The problem is that many people can't find the time to develop prayer and meditation into a daily habit. And then once people do find the time it can be difficult to know what to study and meditate on. If you find yourself in the same situation, try following these tips for prayer and meditation.Tip 1: Find a time and a place for prayer and meditationThe number one reasons people fail continue getting their daily prayer and meditation is because they haven't found a time and a pla... (read more) Author: Jimmie Bryan

25. Car Stereo Sale October 19, 2009 Announce a shoe sale, and the women come a'running. Announce a car stereo sale and the men, or more appropriately, the Big Boys come thundering with their checkbooks and wallets waving in the air. The car stereo sale. This is every car audio, or even the regular audio enthusiasts' Mecca. Only intense prayer is replaced by intense spending. Car stereo sales happen at audio stores regularly. When a car audio manufacturer launches a new product, the prices of prior models drop drastically which may prompt the store or the brand name to initiate a car stereo sale. Most especially when a new tech... (read more) Author: Hubert Flores

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