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A Seeker's Thoughts
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Spiritual Thoughts and Personal Insights of a Lone Seeker acquired from Symbolism, Mythology, Metaphor, Sacred Philosophy, Ancient Wisdom, Divine Intuition and Meditation.
- Added on: Nov 9th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Joseph Panek
- Listed in: Spirituality Development and Growth
- Tags: philosophy Spirituality New Age metaphor symbolism mythology
Recent Posts
The Ladder - Symbol of Ascension
Symbolically, The Ladder is a connection between the world ofmatter below with the domain of Spirit above. It symbolizes thespiritual stairway which enables a Seeker or Initiate to ascend tohigher realms of consciousness in the Quest for SpiritualPer...
The Dot Within A Circle - As A Symbol
As an astrological symbol, the dot within a circle represents the Sun.However, as an esoteric symbol, The Dot within a Circle embodiesmuch deeper lessons and principles.The Circle represents The Infinite; Eternity. It also represents theflow of time ...
The Hermit - Symbol of Wisdom
"Bear in mind that those who are finer and nobler arealways alone-and necessarily so-and that because ofthis they can enjoy the purity of their own atmosphere."-Albert EinsteinThe tarot card of "The Hermit" presents us with the overpoweringsensation ...
The Shooting Star - Symbol and Myth
The Shooting Star has been revered with awe and amazementthroughout history. To better understand why this has been so,we must first imagine the night sky under which Ancient culturesviewed the many heavenly wonders.Unlike the night sky under which w...
Blessings
"The proud man counts his newspaper clippings,the humble man his blessings."-Bishop Fulton J. Sheen"When I started counting my blessings,my whole life turned around."-Willie NelsonBlessing are the simple little gifts of Divinity which are bestowedupo...
Beliefs
"We enter our current incarnation spiritually wisebut materialistically ignorant.It is our abandonment of spiritual wisdom solelyfor the sake of materialistic gain which is thesource of all our woes.-Joseph PanekWhen we consider the many different "b...
