by Michael King | May 17, 2017 | Beliefs, Inner Life, Reflection
I had a fairly challenging night the other night at work. When I got home, I found myself wondering if I had done the right things—not because I had said or done anything wrong, but because the situation itself was so incredibly bizarre that there was a lot of room...
by Michael King | Jan 4, 2017 | Beliefs, Spirit Travel
I wrote this article last year, when it first aired as a guest post on PrayingMedic.com (here) and JesseBirkey.com (here). As the new year starts I believe it is important to re-consider our goals and perspectives and how we can make a positive impact on society by...
by Michael King | Jul 20, 2016 | Beliefs, Physical And Emotional Healing
I talked to a coworker recently when she shared that her back hurt, but as strange as it might sound, she thought it hurt because she was stressed about her divorce. More specifically she was having a hard time filing her divorce paperwork due to issues converting...
by Michael King | May 11, 2016 | Beliefs, Physical And Emotional Healing, Teachings
In the previous installment of this series (here) we looked at soul fragments–what they are, how to identify when fragments are at work, how they influence us, and how they contribute to sickness and disease. The last major contributor to sickness and disease is...
by Michael King | Mar 30, 2016 | Beliefs, Inner Life, Prayer, Reflection
I have never been known for my extreme patience. When it comes to most things, especially spiritual things, I am all about the shortcut. I don’t see any reason why we should make it a goal to take things as slowly and painfully as possible if we can speed up our...
by Michael King | Mar 23, 2016 | Beliefs, Prayer, Supernatural, Teachings, Time and Space
I was listening recently to a podcast by Justin Abraham of Company of Burning Hearts out of Wales. In it he was talking about time, and how we are not meant to be subject to time, but rather reign over it. I have given this subject some thought over the past number of...
