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Paradigm Shifters with Veronica Entwistle

Paradigm Shifters presents a special interview with Aaravinda.  Learn about living in compassion, learn that you are enlightenable NOW, that our goals are Beauty, Love, Compassion, Peace, Truth, Faith.  Aaravinda ignites us with his endless focus on discovering our own divinity.  He has complete "sight" able to understand the relationships between each of us and the universe, or how the universe comprehends

When life gets challenging or simply a lot of changes are going on, we want to know exactly what is happening but sometimes that isn't what Spriit wants.

So, how do we get through these times when we can't see the total picture or exactly where the changes are taking us?

We have to have faith and patience. Sounds easy but when we are going through the difficulty or the changes, even if all is perfect, it can be hard to have faith and patience.

Step 1:

Know that your life is working out exactly as it is supposed to be, faith

Faith & belief are two words that seem to go hand-in-hand. Margaret has chosen to research the various cultures and their belief systems, sharing the various perceptions that they have evolved through.  Many people are restructuring their understandings in amazing ways. We'll find out more when we chat with Margaret Johnston.

Why do we need spirituality?  Why do we need the air to breathe?  Without it, we die.  Being spiritual allows you to see what so many faithless ones have been denied to experience.  Many of us are so caught up in the ignorance of our arrogance that it disallows people from achieving a greater and more fulfilling view of ourselves through the actions of our faith.  Always remember, the matters of the heart are more important than the issues of the mind.  The more you think about your existence, the more your arrogance is attempting to rationalize God.  Inst

If you are interested in history, the role of religion and faith throughout the centuries, and how people are developing their own perspectives...well, I think that you'll find the research of Margaret Johnston very interesting.