Spirituality

The Sun Shines Equally on Everyone

The Heavenly Father is always willing to offer us repeated opportunities, showing us an infinity of unequalled beauties. All one has to realize is that He has sent Jesus to bring us His formula of spiritual elevation (the Gospel according to John 3:16 and 17), portrayed in the opinion of Martin...

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Citizenship of the Spirit — Jesus’ Prophetic View through John

As I wrote in my book Jesus, o Profeta Divino [Jesus, the Divine Prophet] (2011), the Wise Man of the Millennium offers everyone immediate path to a new phase, when experiencing legitimate Peace will be the natural state for the Citizens of the Spirit: What is darkness if not obscurantism...
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The Extraordinary Mission of God’s Faithful Messengers

  “Whoever listens to you listens to me; whoever rejects you rejects me; but whoever rejects me rejects Him who sent me [that means, the Father, who is in Heaven].” Jesus (Luke 10:16) In light of this quote, one must be careful when...
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The Spirit as a Tool for Progress

  The Spirit must be considered—in its Divine Dimension, in which Love, meaning God, is revealed—as a powerful tool for progress. Paul of Tarsus, the Apostle to the Gentiles, explains in his Letter to the Galatians 5:22, 23, and 25: “But...
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The Divine Tonus of Motherhood

I begin these lines by asking the Holy Mary, the Exalted Mother of Jesus—the Ecumenical Christ, the Divine Statesman—to bring the sublime comfort of her maternal spirit to human hearts. It is the universal shelter that makes the high concept of family shine, which is what should...
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Spinoza, Lao Tzu, and the Divine Nature of Matter

In my article “Science and Faith on the Path to Equilibrium,” I mentioned Baruch Spinoza (1632-1677), the author of a wide-ranging metaphysical system that influenced and still influences great thinkers. “I do not know why it [matter] should be considered...
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The Peace of God Within Us

On October 26, 2013, when we celebrated one more anniversary of the Temple of Good Will (TGW)—which I inaugurated in Brasília, capital city of Brazil, on October 21, 1989—people overcrowded the monument, in a great pilgrimage, as was published in the Jornal de Brasília newspaper. The theme...
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The Serious Consequences of the Various Types of Suicide

No one is free from falling victim to lower spiritual influences, which, even when they do not reveal themselves in a gesture as extreme as killing oneself, result in consequences that seem like a veritable suicide in life.   How many companies, for example, end up “dead,” in other words, go...
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Loving Is a Prayer

Prayer is not the refuge of cowards or of the idle. It uplifts us, while work fulfills us. The Pope prays, the Dalai Lama meditates, Chico Xavier (1910-2002) prayed, rabbis chant their supplications, protestants sing their praises to God, Muslims recite the Holy...
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Peace, Prayer, and Vigilance

Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968), the distinguished social activist who led the civil rights movement in the United States, delivered a speech on April 10, 1957, in Saint Louis, Missouri, in which he accurately declared: “True peace is not merely the absence of...
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We Must Be Alert to the Signs of the Return of Jesus

In moments as serious as the ones we are currently living in the world, the work of the preacher becomes essential in his/her eloquent invitation to each listener, viewer, and Internet user to be alert to the signs of the Triumphal Return of Christ. We cannot be distracted from our responsibility...
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