Living $ Dead Divide
Escape the darkness, break free from the Satanic agenda, and awaken into the light. In this book, you'll discover: The Messiah's mission to rid the world of the Cabal.The Truth Movement's battle against False Prophets.The ongoing fight between light and darkness.Insights into Black Goo and its role in parallel dimensions.Spirited vs. spiritless individuals and their impact on society.The truth about The Living Dead War.Illuminati manipulation and its consequences.The victory of good over evil and more.
Living in the Fire
This book compares physical fire with different scriptures in the Bible that deal with fire. Each selected scripture is defined by different aspects of God's character and how we should reflect each particular aspect. It is broken into chapters by character. The book is easy to look at a specific problem you have and work on that dynamic. Each chapter also has a list of questions so you can look at where you want to improve your reflection.
Feminism and Religion
Rita M. Gross offers an engaging survey of the changes feminism has wrought in religious ideas, beliefs, and practices around the world, as well as in the study and understanding of religion itself. "This book will be an important resource for all ongoing work in feminist teaching and research in religion." -Rosemary Radford Ruether
Ignatius Was Green
"Ignatius was brought up in the lap of nature and developed a fondness for creation". This book offers a new and exciting reading of the Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius based on his Basque roots and love of nature. Aprayerful re-reading of the text discovers an ecological dimension running all through the Exercises that, in a rapidly heating world, can offer an Ignatian-based new relationship with creation and adds urgency to the commitment to care. "The ecological conversion we need to save us and our planet requires a new way to relate to God, to creation, and to each other. Sr. Margaret charts that way, unlocking St. Ignatius and the Spiritual Exercises to show us the God at loving work in all his creatures." --Austen Ivereigh, Pope Francis biographer and author of First Belong to God: On Retreat with Pope Francis. "Ignatius Was Green breaks new ground in Ignatian spirituality as a means for discernment regarding the crucial ecological issues of our time. Sister Margaret Scott's beautiful new book is a must-read for those who are committed to sustaining life on our planet." --James Martin, SJ, author of The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything. Dr. Margaret Scott, aci, a Handmaid of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, is an experienced spiritual director and retreat giver. Her fluency in several languages, international travel, and mission work have provided her with a global view and understanding of the universal church. She taught theology at Saint Joseph's University, Philadelphia, where she was also codirector of the Ignatian Leadership Program.
The Dancing Goddess
Blending theory, criticism, and ritual, reveals the foundations of the ancient tradition of "matriarchal art," and shows how that tradition flourishes in the works of major contemporary women artists and in contemporary women's spirituality.
Wisdom's Blossoms
Here is a timeless collection of traditional stories that recount the personal spiritual journeys and true acts of selflessness by saints from various religious traditions indigenous to India, including Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, and Sufism. The authors present a diverse selection of these inspirational tales--about both men and women saints, from a variety of time periods, and from all over India--and make them relevant for a modern audience. The stories reveal that, despite their perceived differences, the same spiritual principles underlie all the great religious traditions.
Turning The Wheel
American Women Creating the New Buddhism Updated and Expanded Edition "Essential reading for anyone wanting to understand feminism, Buddhist practice in America today, and where and how these two movements meet." -Susan Griffin, author of Woman and Nature
In Search of
In "In Search of: The Syrian Refugees (A Black Woman's Mission to Turkey"), Faith J. Walker recounts her extraordinary journey with an underground church mission group in Turkey. Despite numerous challenges, from being lost without resources to facing imprisonment, Faith and her multicultural team witness God's miraculous interventions at every turn. Their mission: to find and aid Syrian refugees, sharing the gospel and building lasting friendships along the way. Set against the backdrop of Istanbul and beyond, this story is a testament to faith, unity, and the power of Divine providence.
Taskeen - e - Rooh
*Taskeen-e-Rooh* is a poetic journey into the soul, capturing themes of spirituality and self-reflection through the beauty of Urdu verse. Authored by Aishah Amir, this collection invites readers to explore inner peace, drawing upon a blend of cultural insights and universal truths. A must-read for anyone in search of solace and inspiration, it offers gentle wisdom for the spirit and tranquility for the mind.
The Three Spiritual Steps to be "Born Again"
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The Three Spiritual Steps to be "Born Again"
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Not in My Own Strength
A Military Family going from Duty station to Duty station was normal but to have encountered the struggles that Life was bringing was not expected. Applying Faith at every turn. God reminded me through the struggles and disappointments that he would be with me. He told me, I will never leave you nor forsake you (Deauteronomy 31:8) Restoration had to come forth, a NO was not an option. At this time in my family's lives we all felt it but WE ALL CAME OUT OF IT!
Path of the Soul
Embark on a Journey of the SoulPath of the Soul: The World's Most Inspiring Pilgrimages invites you to traverse ancient paths that have guided countless souls seeking enlightenment, peace, and transformation. This riveting exploration of sacred journeys unveils a world alive with rich traditions, spiritual practices, and profound personal discoveries.Have you ever felt the call to embark on a journey that stirs the depths of your being? This book opens the door to the realm of pilgrimages-those timeless quests that blend adventure and introspection. As you navigate through captivating narratives, you will encounter the majestic Camino de Santiago, tread the sacred trails of Japan's Kumano Kodo, and experience the transformative rituals of the Hajj.Each chapter entices with vivid storytelling, revealing the significance of these pathways in diverse cultures and religions, from the spiritual sojourns along India's Chardham Yatra to the mythical trails of the Inca to Machu Picchu. The serene yet challenging Appalachian Trail redefines the modern pilgrimage, while the mystique of Mount Kailash in Tibet beckons with its tales of devotion and myths.Allow yourself to be swept away by the allure of these pilgrimages, where every path offers insights and moments of awe. Whether you seek solace in the serene towns of Ireland or wish to ponder the miracles of Medjugorje, each journey promises growth and a renewed connection to the divine.Your personal odyssey begins with a turning page. Whether dreaming of distant lands or preparing to set foot on your pilgrimage, this book will illuminate the path forward. Discover the joy of custom pilgrimages and arm yourself with tips that bridge the gap between aspiration and reality. Let this be your guide to a soul-stirring adventure that transcends the realms of the tangible.
Guided By Angel Numbers
Guided by Angel Numbers is a transformative book that reveals the deeper meaning behind angel numbers and their role in spiritual awakening. Discover how these divine messages act as a communication system from spirit guides, helping you uncover past lives, understand your starseed origins, and find your life's purpose. Through personal stories, practical insights, and spiritual wisdom, Olga Gerogianni takes you on a journey to decode the messages of the universe, empowering you to embrace clarity, balance, and growth. Perfect for seekers of spiritual awakening, numerology, and self-discovery.
Rooted in Faith and Justice
Are you struggling to understand the complexities and injustices of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? Rooted in Faith and Justice offers a powerful and enlightening perspective through the eyes of Palestinian Christian leaders and thinkers. As the world's attention is on the devastation of Gaza, immerse yourself in the issues of the ongoing struggle for justice and peace, informed by our faith and perspectives of our church partners there. Gain deep insights into the historical and contemporary issues facing Palestinians, from displacement to daily oppression. Rooted in Faith and Justice will challenge your perspectives, confront double standards, and help you discover pathways to solidarity and action. Engage with the realities of Palestine, rooted in faith, justice, and peace, and become part of the movement towards a just and lasting peace.
Poem of the New Testament
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Poem of the New Testament
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Deeper Still
Both humorous and profound, Edna presents deep but uncomplicated truths. If you feel the pull toward something deeper still, this book will help you find the way. - Jennifer Kennedy Dean, Author of Fueled by Faith and Live a Praying LifeAre you allowing God to reveal to you His mysterious purposes? As God moves you to completeness in Him, you'll discover more about the person He created you to be and the thingss He has planned for you to do.Take the plunge into Scriptures through this six-week Deeper Still journey. You will experience evidence of an increasing spiritual maturity: purity of heart, the mind of Christ, a fear of the Lord, and prayer - sometimes outrageous prayer - in everything. Your focus on Jesus Himself, dependence on God, and an open heart to the work of the Holy Spirit will challenge you to actively use your gifts to encourage others.If you realize you're not spiritually mature, but spiritually maturing, Edna Ellison says, "then this book is for you."A popular speaker, EDNA ELLISON has addressed women in almost every state in the US and led women's conferences across Europe and South and Middle America. Her previous books include Friend to Friend. Friendships of Faith, and Friendships of Purpose. She has two grown children and one granddaughter. Ellison lives in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
We Beheld His Glory
In We Beheld His Glory, Ronnie Burke takes readers on a journey to understanding Jesus Christ more deeply. With years of pastoral experience, Burke addresses a common issue: many Christians only know Jesus from the Christmas and Easter stories.This book shows how Jesus, through His actions, teachings, and ultimate sacrifice, fully revealed God's glory. Burke explores how Jesus' life was a powerful display of God's love and grace and how His interactions with people were a testament to God's truth. But Burke doesn't stop at just exploring the past. He also offers a message for today's believers. With the Holy Spirit living in us, Christians are called to show God's glory in their own lives. Burke challenges readers to strengthen their faith and embrace their role in reflecting God's glory in everyday life, inspired by Jesus' example.
Tears of the Innocent
The word love and its meaning between humanity and their creator. Why do very few people make it through tribulations and others fail? What can we do to stay on the right track of life while passing through these tribulations?This story, Tears of the Innocence, speaks of the different types of tribulations and difficulties one passes through and still conquers because of God's love. God loves Hannah and, for that reason, fought for her even before Hannah knew God-just as Christ, out of love, died for his children even before they knew him. Though Hannah did not know God, God bestowed upon her all the strength and the grace she needed to pass through all the tribulations life threw her way and still conquered through them all, just as God did with Job in the Bible.Ugomma Ngozi is thirty-one years of age and an American citizen by birth but grew up in Nigeria. She returned to America to complete her education and, through the grace of God, has received her bachelor's degree in prelaw and sociology as well as her MBA in project management. While in America, she also served in the US military for her country from 2008-2012.
Tears of the Innocent
The word love and its meaning between humanity and their creator. Why do very few people make it through tribulations and others fail? What can we do to stay on the right track of life while passing through these tribulations?This story, Tears of the Innocence, speaks of the different types of tribulations and difficulties one passes through and still conquers because of God's love. God loves Hannah and, for that reason, fought for her even before Hannah knew God-just as Christ, out of love, died for his children even before they knew him. Though Hannah did not know God, God bestowed upon her all the strength and the grace she needed to pass through all the tribulations life threw her way and still conquered through them all, just as God did with Job in the Bible.Ugomma Ngozi is thirty-one years of age and an American citizen by birth but grew up in Nigeria. She returned to America to complete her education and, through the grace of God, has received her bachelor's degree in prelaw and sociology as well as her MBA in project management. While in America, she also served in the US military for her country from 2008-2012.
Praises in Phrases
The following is a series of writings written through a spiritual connection between the heavenly Father, the Son, and myself. These writings talk about the Lord's second coming. They were written with spiritual inspiration-when my writing hand would take over with awesome speed. I believe these writings were given to me to share with you. If you believe in the Lord Jesus or you're curious, then please consider reading these writings for I believe they will give you faith, hope, and inspiration. Peace be with you.To the Lord: Speaking to one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord, giving thanks always for all things to God the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. (Ephesians 5:19-20, New King James Version: Spirit-Filled Life Bible)
The Everyday Mystic
What does being a mystic have to do with a regular Wednesday afternoon? The answer is, well, everythingEach chapter is an example of what a mystical life-that only comes from direct experience of God and not just beliefs about God-feels like in our everyday life. These authors show us that proof of the mystical experience is always and only the embodiment of love, and the millions of ways it manifests in the concreteness of our lives.
Sacred Time
Something I hear from people often is, "I need more time," but what I really think they want is space. More room to focus, rest, or see. I think to myself, "If you had more time you would get more things done, but how do you know that if you had more time you wouldn't just wind up with more to do?" When the center of your life is a to-do list, you don't do it, it does you. You're a taskmaster, a go-getter, a professional doer and life is an endless list. Get dinner. Finish report. Tell your child, "I love you." Make appointment. Make margarita. Update your phone. Make another margarita. This is no way to live a rich life because you wind up thinking the purpose of your life is to check everything off the list, but in reality, your identity gets so caught up in the checking, that when it's done, you realize it's really just yourself that's been crossed off. It's hard to just be, slow down, and create some breathing room. Sacred time is not centered in to-do lists but in our own becoming. Sacred time is life centered on soul. It's room to not know what's going to happen. Room for spontaneity and creativity. Room for genuine affection. Room to step into the mystery to experience it, not solve it.
At the Edge
Written over the last ten years, these poems reflect encounters with nature, with grief, with people whose paths have been shared for a time. They are an attempt to capture serendipity of life's moments that touch our soul to tears and make us who we are on our pilgrim journey. Dedicated to 'Those we Love' with the words: There are no words to say the sorrow that broken hearts breaking mend. No cry to reach the depths deserved of desolations voice, save the stillness of another's calm embrace to hold the love flown down in falling tears.
The Victory Over Death
A sequel of the book "THE COVENANT BETWEEN THE KING OF DEVILS AND DEATH." It is important to pay attention to the character Death as a spirit, and death of a body without a spirit from the seed of Death. Important to understand the difference between the Spirits which are of the Creation by the ETERNAL with the WORD to be Capital S. The spirits from the seed of devils of Death are gods born in the flesh. Pay attention to God and god. Most of all the WORD to be in capital letters to do Holy work in Creating SPIRITS in kingdoms for salvation and judgment on devils and godly spirits on earth so the earth can be as it was in the beginning with perfect SPIRITS by the WORD.EVE to God do you understand the problem you have caused on Earth in shedding the blood of my Sons with your battalion of gods? My Sons did you no harm, we live in Peace in our Nation we have nothing in common.
My Story, God's Glory
Muriel Bell was born in 1918, during the Great Generation. She has seen firsthand the prohibition and the legalization of alcohol. She's seen the overturning of Jim Crow laws and Black people move from the back of the bus to the front. She's seen civil rights marches like the ones with Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and she witnessed the fall of segregation and saw the integration of public schools and public establishments. At the age of 105, Bell shares the story of her long life in My Story, God's Glory, telling how she overcame childhood trauma, racism, and plain old, everyday hard times. Not only a memoir, her narrative offers a walking history lesson as well as a plain talking, how-to guide on living life to the fullest. My Story, God's Glory chronicles Bell's experiences, the personal tragedies and triumphs, and demonstrates firsthand how a loving God rescued and redeemed the life of a lost little girl from a broken home.
Spiritual Keys
In your hands you hold the Keys to the Treasures of Heaven. Profound yet simple, they unlock the door to a life filled with God's Love, peace, joy, clarity, hope, good judgment, self-respect, true freedom, and more!I originally composed these Spiritual Keys for my students at the Guidance for a Better Life retreat center to complement my personal one-on-one mentoring programs. These Keys are easy-to-understand spiritual principles and tools designed to help one develop a more personal and loving relationship with God, ultimately leading home to Him. Putting these eternal spiritual principles into practice has greatly blessed and transformed my students' lives, and I am now pleased to offer these Keys to hungry seekers worldwide.The Divine principles and truths are presented in the order most helpful in awakening your True Self, a cherished child of your Heavenly Father. You will find a natural pace and cadence to these higher truths of God, for great care has been taken to share the Keys which are of the highest priority and will most bless you at each stage of your growth. If the Keys are applied in your daily life, your capacity to love will grow. The Master Key will help you discover your hidden potential and lead you to a life more abundant.May this book unlock the deeper meanings of God's eternal truths and help you bring the power of God's Love more fully into your life.
Still Waters Run Deep
This book brings together theologians, clergy, people with dementia, carers, clinicians and others to offer a holistic, interdisciplinary exploration of dementia which focuses not only on what dementia is and what it is not, but more importantly, what it means to live well with dementia and to find hope where sometimes it feels like there is no hope.Located within practical theology and theological anthropology, the diversity of perspectives on dementia presented in this book offers deep insights into what it means to be a human being, to live humanly in the midst of difficult situations, and helps us understand and navigate the complexities of the dementia journey. In offering foundational practical and theoretical knowledge, the book helps cut through the false consciousness of modernity and enter a world where personhood is defined not by our capacities or the loss of them, but by God's loving presence. It offers a contextual theological framework to look beyond what we assume to be obvious and to recognize the "hidden" depths that can be discovered and encountered within individuals as they journey into dementia. In doing so, it takes seriously the lived experience of people with dementia and allows that to shape, form, and perhaps reform our understandings of God, human beings, and what it means to live well. Taken as a whole, the book posits that together, we can reflect upon and act out a hopeful future that makes people's lives meaningful, purposeful and loving even in the midst of the challenges that Dementia brings. Still Waters Run Deep will be a key resource for academics, researchers, and advanced students of theology, divinity and religious studies, gerontology, psychology, mental health, and nursing. The chapters included in this book were originally published as a special issue of Journal of Religion, Spirituality & Aging.
Pew Pain
Pew Pain is not written as slander. Rather, it is written to encourage honest inventory and critique for the betterment of the greatest of God-ordained institutions. Assessments should be made as ungodly issues are worked on. Leadership should seek reputable counsel as actions that create hotspots and social gathering places of convenience for mistreatment and wrongdoing are weeded out. Everyone must be held accountable.
The Flower-Spray of the Quodammodo Doctrine
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Changing Cultures of Ageing and Spirituality
This book addresses important issues of ageing and spirituality and reflects on the impact of culture on both constructs. It includes excerpts of cultural impact on spirituality from New Zealand, Singapore, India, United Kingdom, Australia and the United States.
Brokenness and Grace
In an era where contemporary education often neglects the complexities of brokenness, evil, and sin, this volume offers a pioneering examination of these concepts through a theological lens. Roel Kuiper and Bram de Muynck curate contributions from distinguished scholars across pedagogy, psychology, philosophy, and theology to reintegrate notions of grace, forgiveness, and hope into educational discourse. Addressing manifestations of evil and suffering within educational settings, this interdisciplinary work provides educators with theoretical and practical frameworks to enhance human flourishing. By bridging historical and contemporary perspectives, this book seeks to enrich educational theory and practice with profound, holistic approaches to human formation.
What's In Your Cup?
In this book, What's In Your Cup, Lady J is inviting you to fill your daily cup with fruits that will nourish your soul, challenge you to grow spiritually and leave an indelible mark! Enjoy Your Cup!
The Fearless Companion
Mohammad L. Raja has taken 15 years to research the history and lives of all the prophets who have been mentioned in the Quaran. He uses texts from the Qaran, the Hadith, the Taura, The book of David, the Old and New Testament Bibles, old history books and Ibin e Kaseer to gather information on each and every prophet, writing as full an account of their history as possible. He writes in the belief that all the Prophets are guided by Allah and Allah says 'follow their ways'; but in order to follow them fully, we first must fully understand their history and the texts in which they exist. Thus, his mind filled with knowledge, he felt the need to share his work, in the belief that everyone, no matter what belief, should use this book as a resource. Mohammad asks you to read the book from beginning to end, and if it has added to your knowledge, pray for him.
Sacred Consciousness
During the world's Dark Age, three English children live in a rural Tibetan village; their identities lost, their early memories with their parents in faded scattered pieces. Grace, on a dawn ride across the Tibetan planes, stumbles across a sacred scroll, hidden for centuries, and intended to reveal to its finder, the knowledge of the New Age. When the safety of their village life is threatened by a dark master, the three children are compelled to leave their beloved home and recover their lost past. The prophecy of the coming of the New Age threatens the established power and the children find themselves hunted. Their search for the all-knowing Meditation Master who may hold the key to their fate, takes them on a journey of self-discovery, spiritual awakening, and a quest to understand the message of the scroll, and more importantly who they are.
A Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles
In the publication The Acts of the Apostles, Luke wrote to assure Theophilus of "the certainty of those things, wherein thou hast been instructed" (Lk. 1:4). Theophilus was likely a Gentile convert to Christianity, and Luke aimed to provide him with a deeper understanding of Christian origins than he previously had. This included the story of Jesus' life, death, resurrection, and the establishment and expansion of the church.Strictly speaking, Luke did not write a comprehensive history of the early church. This isn't to suggest his narrative is unhistorical or inaccurate. However, a historian's role is to provide a complete account of all significant facts, which Luke did not attempt. For example, he says nothing about the churches in Galilee (Acts 9:31), or the evangelization of Egypt and Rome. His account isn't about all the apostles either-only Peter, James, and John are mentioned, and the latter two only briefly. In reality, the book of Acts focuses on the acts of Peter and Paul.Moreover, Peter is almost entirely absent from the narrative after Cornelius' conversion, leaving us to wonder what became of him. Luke also provides no explanation of the rise of church elders (11:30), how James came to lead the Jerusalem church (15:13), or what Paul did in Tarsus after his conversion (9:30; 11:25). He glosses over some events in a few words (18:19-23), while others are described in detail (21:17-26:32). Essentially, Luke isn't writing a "history" but telling a story. His story outlines the church's growth from Jerusalem to Rome through Samaria, Antioch, Asia, and Europe, with Peter and Paul as the key figures. The ministry of other apostles elsewhere is not relevant to Luke's narrative.Two themes drive the story of the church's expansion: the Jews' rejection of the Gospel and the Gentiles' acceptance of it, as well as how the early church was treated by local and Roman authorities. Luke's purpose in his two-volume work (Luke-Acts) is to explain to Theophilus how the Gospel, which began with the promise of Israel's kingdom restoration (Lk 1:32, 33), ended with the Gentile church in Rome, distinct from Judaism.Judaism was a religion recognized by Rome, and the new Christian fellowship, though it emerged from Judaism, gained similar recognition. Consequently, Christianity became established as a legitimate religion in the Roman world, distinct from Judaism.The book of Acts concludes with the statement that the salvation of God is now sent to the Gentiles, who will listen. The last eight chapters, covering over a quarter of the book, detail Paul's experiences in Jerusalem and his journey to Rome. This raises the question: Why did Luke devote so much space to these events when he summarized equally important ones in just a few words? The answer lies in one of Luke's main purposes: to show that just as the Jewish nation rejected Jesus as Messiah and sent him to the cross, the Jewish leaders in Jerusalem and Rome confirmed their apostasy by rejecting Paul and his gospel.
My Pilgrim Soul
My name is Amanda Encina, I invite you to embark on a mystical journey through my book, based on true events.Have you ever considered that we might live more than once, traveling across time and space? I propose that we are Pilgrim Souls, evolving through the experiences of the third dimension.In this journey, we may encounter other lifetimes at different epochs-what we refer to as past lives. Some suggest these experiences could be multidirectional, as time may not be linear.This book shares my personal story. Through vivid dreams, I glimpsed past lives that brought forth intense nightmares and anxiety. Seeking answers, I consulted a psychologist specializing in past life regression therapy, trained in England, who, through induced regressions, confirmed my dreams were echoes of previous incarnations. I discovered one life in the 1850s as a woman in the English countryside and another in 1948 as a politician in Turkey.Years prior, I experienced a near-death experience that I recount in detail. This spiritual journey through the tunnel between life and death transformed me, altering my perception of reality and deepening my appreciation for life.In addition to my personal story, this book explores themes such as soul reunions, soul families, soul mates, twin flames, dharmic and karmic relationships, and spiritual healing.I hope that this book will contribute to your personal and spiritual growth. By sharing my experiences, I aim to awaken consciousness and remind us that "we are spiritual beings having a physical experience, with the body as merely a vehicle." Through these pages, I invite you to connect with the spiritual and magical realms within, guiding you toward a rediscovery of your essence.
365 Days to Freedom
What's your victory today? I went swimming in the ocean with my kids, shopped with a old friend, and am writing to tease you about how great you are. Of course I know you haven't forgotten, that's why we are here together. I cannot appreciate you any more than you can appreciate yourself for picking up "365 Days of Freedom" But here's exactly where we start with one another. Whatever meaning you take from me, I am overjoyed that you are so and write for the sheer curiosity that two or more are happier now, (you and I) since we are One, completely equal in our humanity. 365 Days to Freedom, Volume One, invites you to acknowledge your daily victories. Since you are my greatest miracle, you always go first: You ask me for what you want, and I gladly answer your request. Here I am. Welcome to your voice, your power and perhaps your greatest victory. Are you ready? The choice is 100% yours. Advancing is up to you. Stay where you are or move forward in my books, I perceive whatever you choose as a victory breathing through us.