On Pentecost is commemorated the presence in our universe of beings called pentecost in Romanians and in Czechs, for example, Pentecost, these being beings, mainly, of water.
Although it bears this precise name, pentecost also commemorates the Fiftieth or descent of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples of Jesus of Nazareth, 50 days after the Resurrection.
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We are living an important moment in our evolution as a species; humanity is on the verge of a leap of consciousness. What does this mean? It means that we evolve, grow and transform, and now more than ever we are witnessing extraordinary transformations that take place at the level of consciousness. These aspects are especially reflected by the increasing number of children who are born with special powers, so-called “paranormal”, but which we all have in our ability to
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A very beautiful definition of angels, a giuseppe del Ton gives that says that “Angels are beings of light, pure spirits, intelligent, creative, wills perfectly integrated into the Divine Will”, whose role is to be intermediaries between God and man, between Heaven and Earth. When we come into the world, regardless of the religion in which we were born, God endows us with guardian angels. We all have guardian angels, without exception, they are created specifically to assist us throughout our lives
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We invite you to watch a wonderful song about an Angel…….
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Archangels – divine messengers Cosmic phenomena unfold in accordance with the spiritual life of entities above the human being, who belong to hierarchies with missions related to the spiritual evolution of humanity. In Christian esotericism, these entities are called angels, a term that designates spiritual beings in the worlds between God and man. The word
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Dionysius the Areopagite is the greatest authority on Christian angelology. He was an Athenian man converted by the Apostle Paul in the Areopagus of Athens (cf. Acts, 17, 34). To this character were later attributed the so-called areopagitic texts, whose paternity, however, since the Renaissance has been disputed. Whoever this author is, we continue to
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