Plusivity

12/04/2019

Creating beautifully simple solutions for an increasingly complex world. We call this Brutal Simplic

25/02/2019

Puppy Daaargs +

14/01/2019

30/10/2017

We are living in the best times

02/10/2017

01/10/2017

Everyone loves to buy nice things. Those that say they don't…well, they're liars who can't afford nice things.

20/09/2017

End of days?

Sign Up To Our Newsletter!Trending Articles, News, Hints & Tips, Recipes, Special Offers, Webinars, E-Courses, and More! Yes, Give Me Access Some people have become concerned—or excited—upon believing that the world will end on September 23, 2017. We know, we know: it’s not the first time that end t...

24/06/2017

Its the end of the Supermoons.. time to start the rebirth

20/06/2017

New Supermoon

03/05/2017

This movie answered a lot of questions for me.. If you are having spiritual doubts.. I recommend you see it..
http://screenfish.net/how-the-shack-unpacks-the-problem-of-evil-and-you-should-too/

13/04/2017

Death = ReBirth!

Introduction: Death does not necessarily, or even usually, indicate physical death. In fact, in general, this simply indicates transformation and change. This is definitely a time of deep transformation, likely to be both inner and outwardly in your life. Situations, things, and people that you have counted on or gotten used to may no longer be available to you in quite the same way as they once were, and this transition can be difficult for some people.
General: The more accepting you can be of change of all sorts during this time, and the less you try to "control" the better and the more comfortable this time will be for you. Often what you need to "let go of" is some sort of self-limiting belief or attitude. Sometimes we just can't see how our attitudes are hurting us, and when that is true, this time period can be a wake-up call. The energy of this time is not just change or destruction; it is change or destruction followed by renewal. Even though one door may have closed, another is opening. Will you have the courage to step through?

28/03/2017

17/03/2017

The Source delivers yet again

06/03/2017

http://positivesharing.com/2007/11/top-10-signs-youre-unhappy-at-work/

How do you know that you’re unhappy at work? That something is not right and that it’s time to either make some changes at work or move on to a new job? In my work, I talk to a lot of p…

28/02/2017

28/02/2017

Question: "What is the difference between praise and worship?"

Answer: Understanding the difference between praise and worship can bring a new depth to the way we honor the Lord. Throughout the Bible, the commands to "praise the Lord" are too numerous to mention. Angels and the heavenly hosts are commanded to praise the Lord (Psalm 89:5; 103:20; 148:2). All inhabitants of the earth are instructed to praise the Lord (Psalm 138:4; Romans 15:11). We can praise Him with singing (Isaiah 12:5; Psalm 9:11), with shouting (Psalm 33:1; 98:4), with the dance (Psalm 150:4), and with musical instruments (1 Chronicles 13:8; Psalm 108:2; 150:3-5).

Praise is the joyful recounting of all God has done for us. It is closely intertwined with thanksgiving as we offer back to God appreciation for His mighty works on our behalf. Praise is universal and can be applied to other relationships as well. We can praise our family, friends, boss, or paperboy. Praise does not require anything of us. It is merely the truthful acknowledgment of the righteous acts of another. Since God has done many wonderful deeds, He is worthy of praise (Psalm 18:3).

Worship, however, comes from a different place within our spirits. Worship should be reserved for God alone (Luke 4:8). Worship is the art of losing self in the adoration of another. Praise can be a part of worship, but worship goes beyond praise. Praise is easy; worship is not. Worship gets to the heart of who we are. To truly worship God, we must let go of our self-worship. We must be willing to humble ourselves before God, surrender every part of our lives to His control, and adore Him for who He is, not just what He has done. Worship is a lifestyle, not just an occasional activity. Jesus said the Father is seeking those who will worship Him "in spirit and in truth" (John 4:23).