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Feeds![]() Why Culture Matters In The Age Of GlobalizationThe world is rapidly shrinking. With globalization, people and businesses are more interconnected than ever before. And as this happens, culture becomes increasingly important. Culture is the glue that holds societies together and gives them their unique identities. It is what distinguishes one group of people from another, and allows them to interact and trade with each other peacefully. In a world that is becoming ever more globalized, culture matters more than ever before. There are a number of reasons why culture matters in the age of globalization. First, culture provides a sense of identity and belonging. It is what makes us who we are and gives us a sense of pride in our group. Second, culture can act as a bridge between different groups of people. It can help us to understand and appreciate the differences between us, and to build positive relationships with those who are different from us. Finally, culture can help to promote peace and stability in a globalized world. By understanding and respecting the cultures of others, we can create a more peaceful and prosperous world for all. Globalization is a reality of our world today. And as it continues to grow, culture will become increasingly important. So let us all learn to appreciate and respect the cultures of others, and to use them as a force for good in our increasingly globalized world. The post Why Culture Matters In The Age Of Globalization first appeared on Moderngnosis. Categories: Blogs, Multimedia
Summer 2022 issue of Agapé availableThe Summer 2022 issue of Agapé, the official journal of U.S. Grand Lodge O.T.O., is now available. This and all previous issues can be found here. Categories: Other Web Sites, Thelemic Orders
How to Be Active in Your Religion and Church: Tips for Getting Involved
Are you looking for ways to get more involved in your church or religion? If so, you’re not alone. Many people are looking for ways to deepen their spiritual lives and connect with others who share their beliefs. This blog post will discuss some tips for getting more active in your religion and church. We’ll talk about how to find suitable activities and groups to get involved with, and we’ll offer some advice on how to make the most of your religious experiences. Find a church that speaks to you and your beliefs.When it comes to finding a church, many factors to consider. For some, the most important thing is that the church upholds traditional values and teachings. Others may prioritize finding a church with strong community ties or one that offers robust programs for children and families. Still, others may be looking for a church that shares their political beliefs. No matter your priorities, there is sure to be a church out there that speaks to you. The best way to find the right church is to visit a few different congregations and see which one feels like home. Once you find a church that feels right, you’ll be able to fully commit to being a part of the community and playing an active role in its growth and development. Get involved in the community and meet new people. Attend church events and get to know the members of your congregation. Serve on a committee or volunteer for a cause that is important to you. Donate your time, money, or resources to help support the church. Be an active member of your church and show your commitment to your faith. Attend services regularly and get involved in the community.Volunteer your time to help with church activities and events. Join a small group, it mustn’t necessarily be a prayer group. Suppose you enjoy sports and games like table tennis and your church have a sport or entertainment department, consider joining one. Besides having fun, you get to enjoy the benefit of losing weight by playing table tennis if that’s also a concern. However, it’d be best to have a ping pong robot in your home if you can afford one. Besides helping you learn how to play the game, it will help you to burn calories, which is a win-win if you want to keep fit, lose weight, enjoy your favorite game, and become a pro who will represent their church at events. Be an active member of your community and reach out to others who may not be as involved in their faith. Going to church isn’t just about going through the motions; it’s about being involved in a community of like-minded individuals who share your values. When you attend services regularly, you get to know the other members of your church and form relationships with them. You also become more involved in the community, and you can learn more about how you can help others. In addition, attending church services can provide you with some much-needed spiritual guidance. If you’re feeling lost or struggling with life’s challenges, talking to your pastor or getting involved in a Bible study can help you find direction and meaning. Ultimately, regular church attendance can be invaluable support and guidance. These are just a few ways you can be active in your religion and church. By getting involved, you will deepen your understanding of your faith and build lasting relationships with others who share your beliefs. Read the Bible and other religious texts to gain a deeper understanding of your faith.Attend church regularly and participate in religious activities. Volunteer your time and talents to help out at your church or other religious organizations. Donate money to support the work of your church or other religious causes. Pray regularly and meditate on your faith. Talk to other people about your religion and share your beliefs with others. Live your life according to the teachings of your religion. These are just a few ideas for how you can be active in your religion and church. Talk to your clergy or other religious leaders to find out more about how you can get involved. And don’t forget, the best way to learn about your faith is to live it every day. Read the Bible and other religious texts to gain a deeper understanding of your faith.Many people turn to the Bible and other religious texts to seek a deeper understanding of their faith. After all, these texts contain the stories and teachings passed down from generation to generation. By reading these texts, we can better understand the origins of our beliefs and how they have evolved over time. In addition, religious texts can provide us with insight into the lives of those who came before us and how they lived their faith. We can learn from their example and find new ways to express our own beliefs with this knowledge. Ultimately, reading religious texts can help us to grow in our understanding of our faith and learn more about ourselves in the process. Serve others in your community and help those who are in need.There are many ways to serve others in your community. One way is to volunteer with a local organization that helps those in need. For example, you could volunteer at a soup kitchen or a food pantry. You could also tutor children struggling in school or visit the elderly who are living in nursing homes. Another way to serve others is to simply be kind and helpful whenever you can. For example, you could hold the door open for someone, help carries groceries, or pick up litter. When we take the time to help others, we make our community a better place for everyone. And it doesn’t have to take a lot of time or effort – even the smallest act of kindness can make a difference. So next time you see someone who could use a helping hand, don’t hesitate to lend a hand yourself. In Summary,If you’re looking for ways to get more involved in your religion, we hope the tips in this post have been helpful. There are lots of different ways to be active in your church and connect with other members. What matters most is that you find an activity or group that feels like a good fit for you and makes you feel connected to your faith. Have you found a way to get involved in your church that we didn’t mention? We’d love to hear about it in the comments! The post How to Be Active in Your Religion and Church: Tips for Getting Involved first appeared on Moderngnosis. Categories: Blogs, Multimedia
Grimoire of Aleister Crowley on Red Wheel / Weiser BooksThe reissued version of Rodney Orpheus’ book Grimoire of Aleister Crowley is now available worldwide from Red Wheel / Weiser Books. You can buy it from Amazon and all good bookstores! Categories: Blogs, Other Web Sites
AII AII93s to what seem to be generally more advanced Thelemites than I. I was pleased to discover www.outer-college.org has the Student Oath and reading list with
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Tahuti Lodge, O.T.O., NYC, Calendar of Events for May 2013 e.v.Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Tahuti Lodge, Ordo Templi Orientis, NYC MAY 2013 EV Calendar of Events + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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File - t93-lmmm.txt===================================================== ADMIN: Monthly Moderation Minder ... Do as you please. Thank you for your participation in Thelema93-L
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Re: Kill versus FillThelema Frater Jake, Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. ... Please tell me who AaaK was? Love is the Law, Love under Will. ALWays, Soror Binah
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Re: Kill versus FillTogether, they have a nice ring: Aum! let it fill me! [228] Aum! let it kill me! [219] FWIW by EQ11: fill 45: 45 & not & be A worm, a a scholar a foul
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Re: Kill versus FillThelema 93, Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. ... ways of thinking about the material and our relationships with it Thank you so much for
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Re: Kill versus Fillkill as opposed to fill likely involves AC's extreme & simplistic take on 'Buddhist' ego death; thence to other half baked stuff. Whether Thelema should
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Re: Kill versus Fill... funnily enough that's where I opened mine ... The pseudo-exegetical process involved in the change sounds dubious; not that I've ever been specially
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Re: Kill versus FillDwtw I think Fr. RIKB has accurately summarized the basic arguments pro and con. A couple of notes to add. It is true that the phrase in question reflects
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Re: Kill versus FillDo what thou wilt Shall be the whole of the Law. The problem here is that this particular line seems to be entirely of Crowley's own invention as a kind of
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Re: Kill versus Fill... I figure I'll stick with what I know works, i.e. "fill" - I feel no compulsion to change. Opinion subject to change if experience teaches otherwise. I
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Re: Kill versus Fill93, Leo! ... Let me see if I can briefly summarize the arguments on both sides. First, Crowley receives the Book of the Law, and at some point writes (in
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Kill versus FillDwtw I'm interested in hearing the opinions pro and con regarding the decision by the USGL of the OTO to change the wording of Liber CCXX verse 3:37 to say
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Re: The State of Thelema TodayRobert Furtkamp wrote: "Do the Work. Your Work. Don't speculate. Do. The universe will reveal itself to you." Most useful comment I've seen on this forum in
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Re: The State of Thelema Today... Separating the movement from the man is like trying to deal with Christianity without the apostles. It is what it is. ... I suppose it depends on what
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Re: The State of Thelema Todayrelevant link Dis of Hadean Press pointed out re a parallel conversation http://nick-farrell.blogspot.it/2013/04/top-10-signs-that-your-magical-order-is.html
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