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"Actions echo in the divine. What is done unto others reverberates with cosmic significance. Serving others isn't just kindness; it's a sacred reflection, revealing that in serving, we honor God." Michael Corthell In the tapestry of New Thought philosophy, we find a thread that weaves through the very fabric of our human interactions — the belief that the divine essence resides within each individual. As we look into the teachings of Matthew 25:40-45 and the two great commandments, a profound perspective emerges: to harm a human being is to harm God. In this piece, we embark on a journey into the heart of New Thought , where the recognition of the divine in every person becomes a guiding principle for a compassionate and interconnected world. The Divine Essence in All People New Thought boldly declares that the spark of the divine exists within every soul. In the words of Jesus from Matthew 25:40, "Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and si...

"Embrace abundance: believe in limitless opportunities, practice gratitude, and use positive language. Cultivate a growth mindset and visualize success. Generosity fuels abundance in daily acts. Live with intention and appreciation." Michael Corthell In a world often dominated by notions of scarcity and competition, the concept of an abundance mindset offers a refreshing perspective. Rooted in New Thought philosophy, this mindset centers on the belief that opportunities and resources are plentiful, leading to a more optimistic and open-hearted approach to life. In this article, we'll delve into what an abundance mindset entails and provide practical steps to develop and maintain it. Understanding the Abundance Mindset Defining Abundance At its core, an abundance mindset is the belief that there is an ample supply of opportunities, resources, and possibilities available to us. It contrasts with a scarcity mindset, which operates from a perspective of lack and limitation. N...

"Manifesting our desires is anchored in the words of Jesus: 'Believe in prayer that you have already received, and it shall be yours.' Faith and belief pave the path to manifestation." Michael Corthell In the realm of personal development and spirituality, various concepts have emerged, such as the law of attraction and manifestation. While these ideas have gained popularity, it is important for Christians to approach them through the lens of their faith. This article explores the connection between the law of attraction, the law of assumption, manifesting desires, and seeking God's will within the context of Christian beliefs. Understanding the Law of Attraction The law of attraction , a concept popularized by New Thought teachings , suggests that like attracts like. It emphasizes the power of thoughts, beliefs, and intentions in shaping one's reality. While this idea aligns with the Christian teaching of faith, it is crucial to evaluate our desires in light...

  "Veganism, rooted in compassion and interconnectedness, aligns seamlessly with New Thought philosophy. Together, they embody a vision of a harmonious world, where love, understanding, and unity prevail." Michael Corthell New Thought philosophy and veganism may seem like unlikely bedfellows at first glance, but a deeper examination reveals a profound alignment between these two belief systems. Rooted in principles of interconnectedness, compassion, and the power of thoughts to shape reality, both New Thought and veganism advocate for a more harmonious and conscious way of living. The Interconnectedness of All Life At the core of New Thought philosophy lies the concept of interconnectedness. It posits that all individuals are interconnected with one another and with the universe itself. Veganism, with its commitment to non-violence and compassion towards all sentient beings, resonates strongly with this principle. By abstaining from the consumption of animal products, vegans ...

24 of the thousands of children killed in the Israel-Hamas war. (UNICEF photo) ''Gaza has become a graveyard for thousands of children'' -  UNICEF UNICEF works in some of the world’s toughest places, to reach the world’s most disadvantaged children. Across more than 190 countries and territories, we work for every child, everywhere, to build a better world for everyone. Follow UNICEF on  Twitter ,  Facebook ,  Instagram  and  YouTube ''H umanity has long grappled with the persistent challenges of war, poverty, and environmental degradation. While significant advancements have been made in technological development, these societal ills continue to plague our world. However, a promising solution lies in the concept of resourceism, a resource-based socioeconomic system that holds the potential to transform our planet into a haven of peace, prosperity, and sustainability.'' Michael Corthell Unveiling the Root Cause of Human Conflict The emergence of animal...