The Faith that Moves Mountains

Faith, an absolute certainty which results in a realization

Ref: P238AN

238 pages

ISBN: 9782855668314

Language: Anglais

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€9.80

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In this book, Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov clearly explains to us what faith is, how to nurture it and how to use it to develop ourselves. This is neither a belief nor an irrational feeling because it is based on the experiences that we have had during our past incarnations, and which are inscribed in our soul, as well as the knowledge of the great universal laws including that of causes and consequences.

1 - Faith, hope and love
2 - The mustard seed
3 - Faith and belief
4 - Science and religion
5 - Faith always precedes knowledge
6 - Retrieving lost knowledge
7 - A religion is only a form of faith
8 - Our divine lineage
9 - Proof of God's existence lies within us
10 - Identifying with God
11 - God is life
12 - God in creation
13 - Rabota, vreme, vera: work, time, faith

'Faith goes hand in hand with long-term work. It is the fruit of efforts repeated day after day. Faith is something that lives, something that we must never separate from our everyday life. This is what we need to understand if we are to discover the hidden meaning of Jesus' words : if you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, "Move from here to ther," and it will move.
We can move a mountain, but only if we do not rush at it, thinking to move it in one go. We can move a mountain, but only if we are ready to move it stone by stone. Every stone we move - that is, every time we succeed in something, however small, increases your faith ; we begin to feel that we are stronger and more stalwart, more in control of the situation. And then one day, if we look back at the progress we have made and find that half the work is already done, it is just possible that our faith will have become so strong that we can move the rest in one go.'

P238AN

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Langue Anglais
Informations 238 pages

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