Things never seem to go as planned. We all want to have a great job, a loving wife or husband, healthy children, a nice car, and a big house.

What happened to these dreams?

Maybe you have even lesser expectations for your life, but God has not even given you that. Life tends to set us off our paths we think we'll be on to an unwanted and unexpected detour.

In times like these I suggest reading Pete Wilson’s Plan B: What Do You Do When God Doesn’t Show Up the Way You Thought He Would?

I think the following paragraph will give you a taste of what Wilson’s book offers.

We do spend a bunch of time worried about what is happening to us. We focus a lot of attention on when things might happen. We ask a lot of questions about where we will end up. Often in life, the what, when and where are not going to turn out the way you want them to turn out. You don’t always get to choose those things, but you do get to choose the why. You may not get to choose what your future is going to be, but at any given time you do get to choose why you’re living the way you do.”

Wilson openly admits that he does not have all the answers. All he knows is that we have the need to believe in God. How exactly do we use them? You will have to find out for yourself.

This book guides you with powerful messages making you realize that Plan A seldom comes through and we need to know when to resort to Plan B.

Wilson shares the downfalls, hardships, and pains of people including those of the Bible. I think most everyone will find some sort of answer becauseit isn't sugar coating. You're problems won't look so petty and you'll learn how to deal with them.

Eeven if you feel like you are living the life you have planned all along you may come to realize that you're actually in a Plan B state of mind.It is a great thing to examine your life and to make sure you aren't too bust for God. You may even find that you're not living up to your full potential.

Check out Plan B: What Do You Do When God Doesn’t Show Up the Way You Though He Would by Pete Wilson. Seek God and His Wisdom. Grow.

I would like to know what is your Plan B? How have your plans in life changed?

Dark Peril is story about Vampires. Having given up hope of ever finding his lifemate in this life time and determined to end his existence with honor, Ancient Carpathian warrior Dominic has begun a suicidal quest to gain the information necessary to save his Prince and his people. Priest has ingested vampire slaying, knowing that the parasites which now infect his embody present wage the cloth requisite to forecast him to move among the opposer in magnitude to get the intel necessary to foil the vampires' disgrace plots.

But even as the parasites attempt to seduce Dominick into taking the final step and becoming vampire himself, Dominick has begun to dream, and in his dreams he ‘feels’ hints of the emotions that he has lost. Emotions stirred by the unique woman of his dreams, a woman who shows a warrior face to the world but who shares her softer side with him.

Jaguar shifter, Solonge survived the annihilation of her family and friends perpetrated by the ruthless males of her species. Solonge now fights a partisan war against the Cat men - hiding approve captives and working to pass1 their despicable from the world. Unsurprisingly, Solonge’s experiences with men in general are not good, and she is also distrustful of domineering Carpathian males – her cousin is mated to one of the Delacruz brothers. But in Solonge’s dreams she has created the perfect man, sexy and strong to be a partner to her but one who will also allow her to be a woman in addition to a warrior.

Both of the pair are a bit surprised to find that the one who they’ve been dreaming of is real. That they are lifemates adds a level of complication because both have upcoming battles – Solonge against the evil leader of the Jaguar men who has dastardly plans for her, and Dominick against the vampires – battles which neither of them expected to survive. But now that they've initiate each remaining, moribund for a august drive no thirster seems similar a benevolent drawing, instead the duet give transform and seek together in the hopes of having a tenacious and gaga future unitedly.

But once Dominick and Solonge make it back out of the cave, the story ramps back up to speed and Dominick’s strike at the vampires – with Solonge watching his back – and Solonge’s final confrontation against the Jaquar leader – with Dominick returning the favor – finish the story of Dark Peril on a high note.

Basic. Fear God- a simple message coming from renown author and speaker Francis Chan.

Basic is a new seven-part film series by the makers of NOOMA featuring Francis Chan he uses a simple, full, and beautiful journey that our lives should look like.

Going back to the well, basics, of Fearing God this series also includes the basics of the questions like " Who is God " In this series the basic structure of faith is addressed questions about God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit.We're all looking for a solid foundation -something we can build our lives on. In this series it puts it simply how to live out our lives like the church should. This was such a helpful tool to me in my life. This is a potent and strong DVD based around the essential truth of scripture: " The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom."

To understand the relationship between God and man, we turn to those who have directly interacted with Him in the Bible. In each case, they are met with fear. Not respect, reverence or courage, but sheer speechlessness, humility, and complete surrender. They are overcome with pure fear and many of them cry out to be destroyed.

Most people today have lost this fear. We need to understand that a true fear of God leads to the keeping of His commandments, leads to life abundant, and is the beginning of wisdom.

Within this deeply impacting teaching series one will discover: 

- What does Scripture indicate when it commands people to fear God? 
- What is the difference between fear of the Lord and mere respect or reverence? 
- What does proper biblical application of the fear of God lead to in your life?

This is a well done project that has helped me amazingly.

I highly recommend this DVD to anyone really from youth groups to small groups and even family devotions.

Pick up yet another amazing inspiration by Francis Chan, It's Basic

When I first saw this book, I knew it would be an interesting read just from the title.

However, reading it all the way through took me forever. Not because it was a horrible book, mind you.

No, it took me forever to get through this book because of the many laugh fests along the way that couldn't be stopped.

After gaining a large following on his blog of the same name, Acuff put his best observations into a gut-busting look at the Christian life in Stuff Christians Like.

As a normal everyday guy, Acuff has put together some of the most entertaining and dead-on observations about his fellow Christ followers.

Using a sarcastic and witty writing style, Acuff points out those moments that we all wish we could comment on, yet are too afraid of offending someone.

Some of his gems include: “Obligations to think about going into the full-time ministry at least once every three years” and “Saying you’re going to pray for someone…then not.”

One of my favorite subjects in Stuff Christians Like was entitled “Being not funny for the Lord.” In this essay, he points out that many suffer from SCS, also known as Serious Christian Syndrome. This is the idea that to be a good Christian, you must be serious all the time.

However, Acuff points out several verses that prove that God wants us to laugh and have fun. Seeing as how I do consider myself somewhat sarcastic at time, I thought this essay was so correct.

For those who may be offended by the book’s description, fear not. Acuff is not condemning Christianity or mocking it. Instead, he is bringing to light some of the more interesting facets of daily church life.

By doing this, he is showing us that God wants us to stop worrying about how we look doing something and getting caught up in foolish things and just enjoy being a Christian.

This book is a big must for anyone who wants a clean laugh and a double check on there own sincerity. So pick up Stuff Christians Like by Jonathan Acuff and start seeing how many of these scenarios come up in your daily life.

Open Source Book Link:

The Lost Keys of Freemasonry, or the Secret of Hiram Abiff

by Manly P. Hall

(According to Wikipedia)
Manly Palmer Hall (March 18, 1901 - August 29, 1990) was a Canadian-born author and mystic. He is perhaps most famous for his work The Secret Teachings of All Ages: An Encyclopedic Outline of Masonic, Hermetic, Qabbalistic and Rosicrucian Symbolical Philosophy, published in 1928[1] [2] when he was 27 years old.

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Numbers: Their Occult Power and Mystic Virtue

by William Wynn Westcott

(Taken from Wikipedia)
William Wynn Westcott (17 December 1848 – 30 July 1925) was a coroner, ceremonial magician, and Freemason born in Leamington, Warwickshire, England.[1]. He was a Supreme Magus (chief) of the S.R.I.A and went on to co found the Golden Dawn. Read the rest of this entry

Manly P. Hall hand wrote these volumes. You will likely need to download them (and be proficient in French) to be able to read them, but many symbols will be readily recognized:

Manly Palmer Hall collection of alchemical manuscripts, 1500-1825 (Volume Box 1)

Manly Palmer Hall collection of alchemical manuscripts, 1500-1825 (Volume box 3)

Manly Palmer Hall collection of alchemical manuscripts, 1500-1825 (Volume Box 5)

Manly Palmer Hall collection of alchemical manuscripts, 1500-1825 (Volume box 6)

Manly Palmer Hall collection of alchemical manuscripts, 1500-1825 (Volume box 7)

(Rosicrutian Character Code Keys)

Manly Palmer Hall collection of alchemical manuscripts, 1500-1825 (Volume Box 10)

Manly Palmer Hall collection of alchemical manuscripts, 1500-1825 (Volume Box 11)

These are open source books that you can download or read online. Just click on a page to turn it backward or forward. Volume collections up to but not all inclusive of Volume Box 40 are available as well:  Click Here

Enjoy!

SL

Out of print for some years Illustrious Albert Pike's master work is available online at the following link:

Morals and Dogma

It's an open source book that you can download or read online. Just click on a page to turn it backward or forward.

Enjoy!

SL