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Eric Bryant is professional musician, published writer and jazz composer who has performed nationally in Texas, California and New Jersey. He has 21 years professional musical experience, and his musical styles include classical, jazz and gospel. He is the

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Business > Entrepreneurship How to start a business on a low budget: 2 of 18

Yes, you can start your own business! What's even more exciting: You can do it with minimal initial investment. In the past, starting a business involved extraordinary financial risk and little hope of return. Unless you were a Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, or an Astor, and already had a substantial amount of money to invest, you...
Sciences > Psychology Jungian Psychology: 1 of 4

Archetypes For Jung, the archetypes are complexes in the form of "symbolic images" residing in the collective unconscious. (The "collective unconscious" is Jung's formal term for intersubjective, primordial, ancestral elements of the personal unconsciousness common throughout all times and cultures). The archetypes are like ...
Religion & Spirituality > Bible Study Bible study: The armor of God in Paul's Letter to the Ephesians, chapter six: 8 of 20

Christian Morality: The Law of Love After a person becomes a Christian through the "water of rebirth and regeneration," (Titus 3:5) his next question is very naturally how to live the Christian life. We have already alluded to the fact that participation in the Eucharist should become a regular practice in the life of a beli...
Sciences > Psychology Chaos & Ennui: 1 of 1

Chaos and Ennui Why do I feel more alive in the midst of a crisis? When my life is full of chaos-disordered and disjointed-most of my energy is devoted to putting life in order. Such chaos engenders the new and the extraordinary-new experiences, extraordinary efforts. It requires resourcefulness and ingenuity, innovativeness...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: On love: 889 of 1171

When love is born, Fear dies. When fear dies, Love is born; And you are reborn.
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Religion: 161 of 170

The Unknowable Ideal reality is perfect imperfection. Real ideality is imperfect perfection. To know this is to move with tao. To move with tao is to be in endless grace. The tao that can be conceived is not the true tao. To know this is to be one with the Unknowable, the Mother-Father of all things.
Religion & Spirituality > Christian Doctrine & Issues Can a Christian lose his/her salvation: 37 of 38

Confession and Salvation The doctrines of confession and salvation can pose a seemingly insurmountable theological problem for many Christians because, taken together, they lead to the paradoxical conclusion that God both pardons sin and punishes it at the same time. Many a sincere Christian has asked, "If Christ's sacrifice...