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Oak Trees
Considered by many to be a magical tree. Devotees of the Phoenician God Baal made sacrificial offerings under the Oak. Socretes regarded the Oak as an Oracle tree. All Druid rites involved the use of an Oak tree. The Oak was also sacred to the Roman God Jupiter. In Scandinavia the Oak tree was dedicated to Thor.
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By Rosemary Ellen Guiley
Copyright Visionary Living, Inc. 2007
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NO LONGER DO I . . .
No longer do I ask what God is for the Spirit unfolds Itself to me everyday in my daily experience.
No longer do I seek sympathy from any being for I AM my own comfort.
No longer do I have to present what I AM not to others, for I know what I AM.
No longer do I have to seek the Kingdom of God for I AM the Kingdom of God.
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By Sadhguru
Mysticism and occult are often mistaken to be the same. People think mysticism means some magical acts have to be performed.
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Magic is an old human practice. It is sometimes defined as deception by showing something to an audience, which is contrary to reality. In Islam this is part of magic, which is, however, defined as seeking the help of demons to perform something harmful against somebody.
In the light of the above definition, Islam considers magic to be an act of blasphemy. Thus, the Holy Quran say:
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Many people are searching for answers about who they really are; where they really came from; why are they here on Earth at this time; and, the most frequent, ‘What is my life’s purpose?’
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"The word apothecary, in the Norman period of English history, designated anyone who kept a shop or store of such nonperishable commodities as spices, drugs, comfits and preserves.
