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by Michael Corthell What is the number one reason not to eat animals? The main principle in Christianity is to love one another. The Golden Rule, which is a guiding principle in many major religions, also emphasizes this. Therefore, refraining from killing and consuming any living creature can be seen as an act of love toward them. This cannot be denied. That is why the top reason why we should avoid eating animals is because it aligns with the principle of love. If you're seeking a spiritual rationale to adopt veganism, let's delve deeper into the subject. Here's a thought-provoking question: How did the concept of killing animals become acceptable in Western society? Interestingly, according to the book of Genesis in the Bible, Adam and Eve were given dominion over animals, but that doesn't necessarily mean they were authorized to kill them. According to Genesis 1:29, the food in the Garden of Eden was plant-based. After Adam and Eve were banished from the garden, God

  '' Affirming "I am" reflects your true nature and taps into your divine inner power for manifestation the person you wish to become and the kind of life you desire.'' Michael Corthell "I am, I said" is a powerful statement that holds a lot of meaning in the teachings of Neville Goddard . According to Goddard, the phrase "I am" is a statement of being, a declaration of your identity, and a powerful tool for manifesting your desires. In this article, we will explore the significance of "I am" in Goddard's teachings and how you can use this statement to transform your life. The Power of "I Am" In Goddard's teachings, "I am" is a statement of identity that reflects your true nature. It is not just a collection of words but a powerful affirmation that can transform your life. When you say "I am," you are affirming your connection to the divine and your oneness with the universe. This statement c

"Saving a life is never an insignificant act, for when we do so, we are not just saving one life, we are preserving the entire world as it exists for that person and all the lives they will impact ." Michael Corthell The idea that saving one life is like saving the entire world is a powerful and meaningful concept that is deeply rooted in both the Judeo-Christian Bible and the Torah. This idea speaks to the immense value of every human life and highlights the importance of taking action to help others in need. In the Judeo-Christian Bible, the idea that saving one life is like saving the entire world can be found in the story of Cain and Abel. After Cain kills his brother Abel, God confronts him and asks where his brother is. Cain responds by asking, "Am I my brother's keeper?" This rhetorical question implies that we are all responsible for the well-being of our fellow human beings and that we have a duty to protect and care for them. This theme is further emph

by Michael Corthell The mind of each person is like a garden and each thought is like a seed and requires careful cultivation to grow. If it is not it will produce weeds, but if it is taken care of, it will blossom with beautiful flowers and magnificent fruits. This analogy is applicable to all regardless of their background or social status by the way. Just like a gardener cultivates their plot by removing weeds and growing desirable flowers and fruits, a person can also take care of their mind by weeding out negative thoughts and cultivating positive ones. This process enables a person to take control of their thoughts and their life. By doing so, they will understand how their thoughts shape their character, circumstances, and destiny. It's essential to note that a person's thoughts and character are woven together, and their environment and circumstances are a reflection of their mindset. This doesn't imply that a person's current circumstances have solely defined t

"Active manifesting empowers us to shape our reality according to our will, while passive manifesting teaches us to surrender and trust in the Universe to deliver what is best for us." - Michael Corthell In the world of manifestation, there are two primary approaches: active and passive. Both are based on the same fundamental principles of the Law of Attraction, which states that we attract into our lives whatever we focus on and give our attention to. However, the ways in which we apply these principles can differ significantly. In this article, we will explore the differences between active and passive manifesting, and how the teachings of Neville Goddard and others in the New Thought movement can help us better understand these approaches. Active Manifesting: The Power of Intention and Action Active manifesting involves a more proactive approach to creating the life we desire. It emphasizes the importance of setting clear intentions, taking action toward our goals, and ac

We are all connected. Your happiness is my happiness and your suffering is my suffering. by Michael Corthell ''We are selfish.'' ''Greed is really good.'' ''Altruism is a dream.'' ''Cooperation is for idiots and fools.'' ''Competition is a natural human state, so war is inevitable.'' ''The bad in human nature is stronger than the good.'' Those negative comments come from people who obviously have a negative mindset, and this mindset is a learned way of thinking. Being positive or negative minded is a choice, therefore there are no excuses.  One of the greatest joys in life is to work together for the benefit of all. Compassion is an innate trait bestowed upon human beings by God that has enabled the survival of our species since birth. However, the degree to which individuals exercise compassion can vary significantly and be selective. "We are interconnected an

''To achieve your desire, don't focus on anything that goes against it. Instead, imagine yourself already having what you want to achieve. You and God merge in creative unity, making all things possible.'' - Michael Corthell Neville Goddard's book "At Your Command" is a powerful work that offers practical advice on how to manifest your desires through the power of your thoughts and imagination. The book was first published in 1939, but it has remained a popular resource for those seeking to harness the power of the Law of Attraction and the creative force of the universe to achieve their goals and dreams. Goddard's teachings focus on the power of the human imagination and belief, and he offers practical steps for readers to take action toward their desired outcomes. Goddard's work has inspired countless individuals to tap into their inner power and create the life they truly desire. His teachings have influenced many other popular self-help an