Monday, November 26, 2007
Meet Creator 118 of 121 Companies that Create Art
For the 118th Creator Company, "Eye" am profiling Beatport from Colorado.
Beatport is the first authentic digital music store designed to service the evolution of the digital music culture, redefining how DJ's and enthusiasts acquire their music. Beatport allows users to access the world of club music through secure, legal, hi-speed, high quality downloads in MP3, MP4 and WAV formats on a pay per download basis. With hundreds of labels and thousands of users world wide, Beatport is recognized as the leader in online digital dance music.
Mission:
Music. Technology. Culture. Design. Beatport is the most relevant online source of electronic music in the world.
Products:
weblink: www.beatport.com
Mission:Music. Technology. Culture. Design. Beatport is the most relevant online source of electronic music in the world.
Products:
legal, hi-speed, high quality downloads in MP3, MP4 and WAV formats
weblink: www.beatport.com
To Find What Is Yours
Zaihada
To Find What Is Yours
© by Jeane R. Pothier
I greet you this day dear one! I AM Zaihada of Sirius and it is a pleasure and delight to be here with you at this time and all times. I do not so much need to experience time for myself, yet it is always interesting to come to sit with those who read this and be in the energy where they are in that moment.
There is great confusion around you now. You have come to a bit of a crossroads of sorts and are standing there, scratching your head, looking first up one road and then down another. What choice should you make in this moment? What is the right choice? What is the choice that you make is the wrong choice for you and it hurts you, brings you something that you’d rather not experience, or it hurts another person?
Dear one, first of all, remember that there are no wrong choices. Feel this, own this, take this into your spiritual library and make it part of your life. There are no wrong choices for the divine human. There are only different experiences!So what are you making a choice about? Are you worried that you are trying to make a decision based upon an energy that is not yours at all? That you might be telepathically or empathically picking up the confusion of another and trying to live their life? For these things are all possible with these times. There are very many other beings now somewhat broadcasting their energies through the ethers and the divine human quite easily picks these up as their own.
So how do you discern what is truly yours and let go of everything that is not? This is a grand question, is it not? And the answer, quite simple actually, is so rarely utilized and yet, is always available to you!
To discern and discover and recognize what is truly your own energy and what is being brought into your energetic field by another, is found through two specific experiences. First of all, when you stop whatever you’re doing and experiencing in that moment and simply breathe deeply for a moment, you are bringing your awarenesses and focus back to you, back to your own body. You are bringing that spiritual, intuitive being that you are back into your own body and feeling your own energies.
This being in touch once more with your own body brings you back to your own awareness. It helps you to feel what is yours in that moment. It helps you to be aware of your experience in that moment and from this home base, so to speak, you can then begin to ask your own intuitive self what you would like to know. The answers that you receive when you are fully present in your own body, are more likely to be based upon what is occurring in your life, brought to you by your own guides and knowing, than if you were trying to figure things out while being outside of yourself.
The next manner of connecting with yourself to truly discern what is your energy and what is not, is via the time out, the meditation of sorts. You need not know how to meditate nor even to try to meditate. It is in the process of quieting yourself, of taking yourself off for a time, a walk in the park or sitting quietly in a room with the door closed. It is these times that you provide the setting and the opportunity for your own soul self and guides to come to you and bring you knowing, perceiving and potentials for what you are struggling with at any time.
To receive answers and direction, it is most important that you provide the opportunity for your self to communicate with you! Many times there are so many energies swirling around you that the small, knowing voice of your own self is lost in the crowd. And when you give yourself the opportunity to be hear in the quiet of your own surroundings, then you will know that which is your own voice and that which does not belong to you.
I AM Zaihada and I bring you much love and compassion and many blessings from those who work so closely with you on the other side of the veil. You are supported by all of Creation and greatly honored and revered for all that you have chosen in your life. Trust yourself in your choices and let go of that which does not serve the divine human master that you are!
And in closing I say to you, remember to Breathe for you!
www.answers-and-more.com
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Sunday, November 25, 2007
Daily Encounter ... Political Correctness Oxymoron [Monday, November 26, 2007]
1. Political Correctness Oxymoron
"But thou, O man of God, flee these things; and follow after righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience, meekness. Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life, whereunto thou art also called, and hast professed a good profession before many witnesses" (emphasis mine).1
If there were ever a day when people and churches need to take a stand for moral living it is today. If abortionists and homosexuals have their way it may, in the not too distant future, be a crime for anyone, including the church, to quote the Bible regarding these issues and argue for God's position. Just writing on this topic is bound to get me criticized—it pretty much always does.
According to Chuck Colson: "Particularly some younger evangelicals are suggesting that we stay away from divisive issues like abortion and homosexuality altogether and just go back and be like the first-century Church—stay out of politics, tend to our spiritual knitting.
"I wonder what early Church they are talking about. Take just the issue of abortion. The early Church was outspokenly pro-life right from the beginning just as the Jews had been. In the second chapter of the Didache, one of the first discipleship books for young Christians written in the first century, was this stern injunction: 'Thou shall not murder a child by abortion nor kill them when born.' Justin Martyr wrote about this in his first apology. And in the second century, Athenagoras wrote a plea to Emperor Marcus Aurelius: 'We say that women that use drugs to bring abortion commit murder and will have to give an account to God for the abortion.'"2
Churches and Christians who refuse or fail to take a stand for that which is morally right according to God's Word are not like the early Christians. They are being controlled by political correctness which, in reality (much of it) is political incorrectness and will, if we continue to allow it, eventually weaken and make the church ineffective as it has become in much of Europe. While Jesus always loved sinners, he never approved of sinful behaviors in any form—nor was he ever concerned about being politically correct.
Had he been, we would not have a Savior or the gift of salvation and God's forgiveness. We would be eternally lost.
Today, Christian churches and we who call ourselves Christians need to stand up and be counted; that is, as the Apostle Paul commissioned Timothy: Flee all sinful immoral behavior ... Follow after righteousness ... and Fight the good fight for truth and that which is morally correct rather than that which is politically correct.
Suggested prayer: "Dear God please give me a love for your Word and a clear understanding of it so I will know in my heart and mind that which is morally correct according to your standards. And give me the courage to make a stand always for that which is right in your sight; to flee all sinful behaviors; to follow after righteousness; and to fight your good fight. Thank you for hearing and answering my prayer. Gratefully in Jesus' name, amen."
1. The Apostle Paul (1 Timothy 6:11-12, KJV).
2. Chuck Colson, BreakPoint, August 1, 2006 www.breakpoint.org.
"But thou, O man of God, flee these things; and follow after righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience, meekness. Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life, whereunto thou art also called, and hast professed a good profession before many witnesses" (emphasis mine).1
If there were ever a day when people and churches need to take a stand for moral living it is today. If abortionists and homosexuals have their way it may, in the not too distant future, be a crime for anyone, including the church, to quote the Bible regarding these issues and argue for God's position. Just writing on this topic is bound to get me criticized—it pretty much always does.
According to Chuck Colson: "Particularly some younger evangelicals are suggesting that we stay away from divisive issues like abortion and homosexuality altogether and just go back and be like the first-century Church—stay out of politics, tend to our spiritual knitting.
"I wonder what early Church they are talking about. Take just the issue of abortion. The early Church was outspokenly pro-life right from the beginning just as the Jews had been. In the second chapter of the Didache, one of the first discipleship books for young Christians written in the first century, was this stern injunction: 'Thou shall not murder a child by abortion nor kill them when born.' Justin Martyr wrote about this in his first apology. And in the second century, Athenagoras wrote a plea to Emperor Marcus Aurelius: 'We say that women that use drugs to bring abortion commit murder and will have to give an account to God for the abortion.'"2
Churches and Christians who refuse or fail to take a stand for that which is morally right according to God's Word are not like the early Christians. They are being controlled by political correctness which, in reality (much of it) is political incorrectness and will, if we continue to allow it, eventually weaken and make the church ineffective as it has become in much of Europe. While Jesus always loved sinners, he never approved of sinful behaviors in any form—nor was he ever concerned about being politically correct.
Had he been, we would not have a Savior or the gift of salvation and God's forgiveness. We would be eternally lost.
Today, Christian churches and we who call ourselves Christians need to stand up and be counted; that is, as the Apostle Paul commissioned Timothy: Flee all sinful immoral behavior ... Follow after righteousness ... and Fight the good fight for truth and that which is morally correct rather than that which is politically correct.
Suggested prayer: "Dear God please give me a love for your Word and a clear understanding of it so I will know in my heart and mind that which is morally correct according to your standards. And give me the courage to make a stand always for that which is right in your sight; to flee all sinful behaviors; to follow after righteousness; and to fight your good fight. Thank you for hearing and answering my prayer. Gratefully in Jesus' name, amen."
1. The Apostle Paul (1 Timothy 6:11-12, KJV).
2. Chuck Colson, BreakPoint, August 1, 2006 www.breakpoint.org.
Friday, November 23, 2007
Motivational Quotes
"You must begin to think of yourself as becoming the person you want to be."
David Viscott: a psychiatrist, author, businessman and media personality
"What an enormous... magnifier is tradition! How a thing grows in the human memory, in the human imagination, when love, worship, and all that lies in the human heart, is there to encourage it."
Thomas Carlyle: from Oprah's Mission Calendar Inspiration
David Viscott: a psychiatrist, author, businessman and media personality
"What an enormous... magnifier is tradition! How a thing grows in the human memory, in the human imagination, when love, worship, and all that lies in the human heart, is there to encourage it."
Thomas Carlyle: from Oprah's Mission Calendar Inspiration
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Happy Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving!
May this be the start to a wonderful Holiday Season for Everyone.
One.
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