Getting to know me.

only slightly different from my first video. i didn't realize i hadn't uploaded the final edited version. hope you still like it!

Uncover the secret to removing beliefs that sabotage your success, health, relationships and finances. Learn this simple technique in just 4 mins and use it forever. Using this tool is the key to making   more...the Law of Attraction work in your life.  less

Questioning Beliefs

The beginning of a friendly dialogue on what I believe. Hopefully dispelling any mythos.

Some of the things I've learned and know

An explanation about: JUmp!

Errata: The celtic flag- Its suppose to be the Irish Flag... sorry no harm intended peace.....

Listen up you scurrying rodents.

This is a video response to ndclark and is my personal beliefs

A response to ItalianStallionette,
What do I believe in?

What do you believe in? What are you willing to do for that belief? If I do not make sense to you, please forgive me. My sleep hours for the past too darn many days, is low. :o)

*Note* There is one typo,   more...that I have noticed, lol, may should be many near the end. Oh well.  less

I talked about some stuff awhile back, here's the video.

My belief system. Please do not judge me because of it.

i'm almost done here

The third and final episode of "The Story of God" begins with Robert Winston in St Peter’s cathedral in Geneva. This, he tells us, was the birthplace of the Protestant Reformation 450 years   more...ago. The Medieval statues and wall paintings were removed and the congregation ‘set out to know God directly, with only their Bibles to guide them.’ The reformation, ‘redefined man’s relationship with God by replacing the mysteries of faith with the certainties of religious conviction.‘ Winston’s tone hints that he doesn’t see this as progress, and the remainder of the episode confirms this as he laments the problems caused by certainty in the debate between science and faith. Winston travels to the United States to visit a "Creationalist Museum" which depicts a history that is only a few thousand years old.  less

Robert Winston introduces the second episode of The Story of God at the tomb of Abraham in Hebron. ‘According to the Bible,’ he tells us, ‘Abraham was the first person to believe in one God.’ This is   more...a curious comment since the Bible never makes that claim. It also fails to allow for the first eleven chapters of Genesis which refers to such notable characters as Adam, Eve, Enoch and Noah (all predating Abraham) with the constant assumption that there is only one God.
Estimates for when Zoroaster lived vary widely, with most scholars suggesting 1000-600 BC – which is later than Abraham.

Abraham’s tomb is therefore a good place to start, given that these three faiths look to him as their ‘spiritual father.’ It is closely guarded by Israeli security forces, and Jews and Muslims are segregated so that they face it (veiled behind a curtain) from opposite sides. It is a powerful metaphor of how the common heritage of Jews and Muslims is the very thing which causes so much hostility between them: ‘A symbol of our common heritage and a barrier which keeps us apart.’

‘Monotheism begins with a choice: God’s,’ we’re told. ‘Jews, Christians and Muslims have all had to wrestle with this demanding God’ – a God who said to Abraham, ‘Walk before me and be perfect’. Their wrestling has resulted in them coming up with some very different ideas about who this God is and what he expects of us.’  less

The idea of self-improvement is a limiting belief and my report on the “Disease of Self-Improvement” will explain to you why this limiting belief system is simply a virus of the mind.

The report is meant   more...to help you better understand how to consciously use the law of attraction and quantum physics to manifest whatever you desire into your life.  less

This is the first in a new series I am going to produce featuring Artist's and Craftsman. The series will showcase various forms of arts and crafts ranging from herbal and natural healing to phlosophical   more...beliefs as well as artist in varied media.  less

Feel free to add your comments. These observations or not absolute nor are they profound, but, some people might find the ideas thought provoking.

But keeping my faith...

This is a video response I made for a friend on youtube. This wasn't an easy video to make for me because of my own personal experience with this. Nobody has the right to make you   more...feel bad for what you believe in. Everyone has the right to make thier own decisions on how to live. We only live one life. I just wanted to share what I went through. Sort of... not alot of it...it would take too long. I hope this video makes sense and can benefit a few others who may be feeling the same way.  less

Jordan Maxwell talks about astrology.

This is a question that just came to me the other day, so please be sure to respond.

An appreciation for the dramatic entertainment on LiveVideo (hah)

PART ONE of two 'A Hermits Path' Some reasons why I chose to become a hermit at a point in my life, searching for peace and tranquility.