Saturday, January 11, 2014

Unearth Your True Self Through New Thought Metaphysics

By Derrick Smith, Joe Johnson, Patrick Smith, Jane Smith, Susan Johnson


New thought metaphysics is a religious movement that was started in the nineteenth century. It was put together and propagated by a number of scholars, authors and philosophers. The core focus of this belief system is to understand reality and how it applies to your life. Most people who delve into this religion are those who are looking for the true meaning of their existence and individuals who are looking for happiness.

If you want to learn metaphysics, there are different ways to go about it. One of the fastest ways is to search the Internet for information and videos posted by people who are more knowledgeable about the subject. The other option is to attend seminars and conferences that are often hosted in various cities. You can also hire a coach or a mentor or read books about it.

Apart from learning all you can about new thought spirituality, you also need to apply it in your day to day life. You also need to find the truth from within your heart and mind and not just absorb information from other people. Some of the best ways to help you reflect and delve into your mind and heart so as to find out your core beliefs is by practicing meditation and yoga.

When you are first getting started with new thought spirituality, you may find it hard to accept some of the ideas that are propagated. This is normal as it is always not easy to accept new things readily. It is advisable that you take time to think through the issues and decide what to apply in your life and what to reject. You might even test the ideas first before choosing to accept or reject them.

Most people who have come across this religion and accepted it are normally individuals who are going through challenging experiences in their life and they want answers. This religion helps people to understand why certain things happen the way they do. It also seeks to help people understand and accept reality.

Generally, this belief system is founded on Christian principles. However, it is not as coherent and properly structured as most Christian denominations are. This movement also incorporates philosophical thoughts and principles from other world religions.

Just like any other religion, this belief system has some practices that members are expected to adhere to. This includes prayer for oneself and for others, baptism and communion. Also, followers are expected to regularly attend lectures or seminars so as to learn about any new developments that have been made.

Adherents of new thought metaphysics are of the opinion that divinity dwells in each person and that everyone is a spiritual being. The highest principle in this movement involves loving oneself and one another unconditionally. Also, this belief system is founded on the basis that as mankind develops and learns more about the universe, people's belief system is bound to change on a continuous basis, so as to incorporate new discoveries.




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