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Malayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat Talksജീവിത ദൗത്യം തിരിച്ചറിയുക - Mar Raphael Thattilജീവിത ദൗത്യം തിരിച്ചറിയുക - Mar Raphael Thattil2025-04-201h 01The 7000 Kingdom Finance SeminarsThe 7000 Kingdom Finance SeminarsSpeak to the Mountain - Kingdom Finance War Room - 28 Mar 2025In this Kingdom Finance WarRoom, William Abraham of The 7000, www.the7000.com talks about the need to Speak to the Mountain! Speaking to the obstacles in our path to be removed and flattened.Our lives need to have a plan that is founded on the word of God for our lives. What works are we called to walk in? What are we doing? Is what we are doing "a good" or a Kingdom good. We have works prepared for us to walk in and if we are not walking in them then we can have no faith...2025-03-291h 04STSA Church PodcastSTSA Church PodcastOasis of Grace - Fr. Abraham, Mar. 23Listen to Fr. Abraham Fam's Sunday sermon.www.stsa.church2025-03-2800 minThe 7000 Kingdom Finance SeminarsThe 7000 Kingdom Finance SeminarsThe Path of the Reformer - Kingdom Finance WarRoom -21 Mar 2025In this Kingdom Finance WarRoom, William Abraham of The 7000 (www.the7000.com), looks at The Path of the Reformer. Jesus is our example from John 8 - He walked into the scene in His anointing and some believed and others challenged and resisted. Elijah also was challenged by King Ahab who said he was a "troubler of Israel". The Path of the Reformer troubles the evil, idolatrous, economic systems - the process of reformation upsets the economic status quo. We must be clear as to who is the evildoer and troubler! You might cause trouble as a reformer but you...2025-03-2244 minThe 7000 Kingdom Finance SeminarsThe 7000 Kingdom Finance SeminarsThe NGO SCAM - Kingdom Finance WarRoom - 14 MAR 2025In this Kingdom Finance WarRoom session, William Abraham of The 7000 (www.the7000.com) looks at some current issues such as Economy, Lawfare, TROs by judges, Immigration, as well as a particular focus on the NGO Scam. That is, using an NGO funded by the government to do things that the government could not legally do. Another way of looking at it is to dump large sums of money to NGOs and others outside of government to continue the policies of those no longer in power. It also enables the free flow of funds to far-left organizations and connections opening...2025-03-1756 minSTSA Church PodcastSTSA Church PodcastWe are Winners - Fr. Abraham, Mar. 9Listen to Fr. Abraham Fam's Sunday sermon.www.stsa.church2025-03-1000 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesLearning from the True TeacherEnglish Homily - Fourth Sunday of the Dedication of the Church . . . As the liturgical year concludes, Jesus affirms the authority given to leaders in the Church and clarifies its purpose. In His time, the Pharisees, priests, and teachers held legitimate God-given authority, just as bishops and priests do today. Bishops oversee the Church and protect the faith, while priests administer the sacraments and preach God’s word. These roles serve as bridges, leading us to God as our Father and Christ as our Teacher. Every Christian shares in this responsibility by helping others see and believe in God. This mission is...2025-02-1412 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesPride — The Root of All SinEnglish Homily Second Sunday of Moses - 2024 . . . Pride can be both a virtue and the root of all sin, as seen in Lucifer’s rebellion against God. It manifests in every sin as a rejection of God’s work in us. The Gospel story of Jairus, a powerful synagogue leader, illustrates that true grace comes when we humble ourselves and ask for help. Despite his status, Jairus had to let go of pride and seek Jesus to heal his daughter. This teaches that miracles happen when we acknowledge our need for God. Whether facing addiction, anger, or depression, both prayer and...2025-02-1413 minMalayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat Talksദൈവവചനം കേൾക്കുകയും അനുസരിക്കുകയും വേണം - Mar Andrews Thazhathദൈവവചനം കേൾക്കുകയും അനുസരിക്കുകയും വേണം - Mar Andrews Thazhath2025-01-2025 minMalayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat Talksകുരിശിൻ്റെ അടയാളം - Bishop Joshua Mar Ignathiosകുരിശിൻ്റെ അടയാളം - Bishop Joshua Mar Ignathios2025-01-1334 minMalayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat Talksവിശ്വസിച്ചാൽ മാത്രം മതി - Mar Thomas Tharayilവിശ്വസിച്ചാൽ മാത്രം മതി - Mar Thomas Tharayil2024-12-0416 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesIs God Fair?English Homily - 1st Sunday of Moses . . . The parable seems unfair at first glance, as workers who worked different hours receive the same wage⁠. The vineyard represents our relationship with God, and being called to this relationship is itself the reward⁠. The parable reveals our tendency to view heaven as something earned rather than a free gift⁠. God's grace is given based on our need, not our deeds: "Grace is a response to our need, not our deed"⁠. The homily encourages self-reflection on how we respond to others receiving God's grace⁠. It concludes by emphasizing that God's grace is given where the...2024-10-2008 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesStrength or No StrengthEnglish Homily - Third Sunday of the Cross/Sixth of Elijah . . . The verse "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me" is highlighted as one of the most famous biblical quotes. The homily contrasts this with Jesus' teaching that without God, we can do nothing, emphasizing the importance of divine strength. St. Paul's warning to "Have NO anxiety about ANYTHING" is presented as crucial for receiving God's strength. Two gospel stories are used to illustrate anxiety: the Canaanite woman worried about her daughter's healing, and the hungry people with Jesus. The homily outlines how anxiety can negatively impact...2024-10-0111 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesDivine RepetitionEnglish Homily - 5th Sunday of Elijah/2nd Cross 2024 . . . Reasons people might tune out during a homily include the priest's voice, distractions in the church, or thinking they've heard it before⁠. Repetition is essential for learning, even if it might seem boring⁠. St. Paul emphasizes the importance of repeating teachings for the safety of his listeners⁠. Jesus expresses frustration with his disciples' lack of faith, highlighting that even small faith (like a mustard seed) can be powerful⁠.Obstacles to faith include expecting perfection, fear of loss, and dwelling on the past⁠.The homily concludes by emphasizing that God doesn't give up on teac...2024-10-0112 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesJudgment: Who and What Matters?English Homily - Third Sunday of Elijah 2024 . . . This homily discusses the parable of the weeds and the wheat, focusing on judgment and human dignity. Judgment is not simply about declaring who is good or bad⁠. It's difficult to distinguish between "weeds" and "wheat" until harvest time. Judgment is ultimately about who we choose to serve and align ourselves with⁠. The homily concludes by emphasizing that while past actions don't erase our value, future choices define what truly matters to us⁠.2024-09-1511 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesGod Is WaitingEnglish Homily - Second Sunday of Elijah . . . Jesus speaks in a parable that's difficult to understand, not providing a clear explanation. The disciples question Jesus' approach, and he quotes Isaiah, suggesting people are not receiving his message well due to dull hearts⁠. Jesus wants to give "The Word of the Kingdom," which inspires good, guards against sin, and provides strength⁠. The parable illustrates obstacles to receiving God's word, such as rocky ground, thorns, and paths⁠. Jesus is frustrated because he wants to give himself to people, but they are often not present, not serious, or too busy⁠. The homily concludes by remin...2024-09-0312 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesThe Bigger MiracleEnglish Homily - 1st Sunday of Elijah . . . This homily speaks of two miracles from the Gospel: the healing of a blind man and the conversion of Zacchaeus. Everyone has asked God for a miracle at some point in their life⁠. The conversion of Zacchaeus is presented as a miracle, comparable to healing physical blindness⁠. Zacchaeus, a tax collector, was spiritually lost but found salvation through his encounter with Jesus⁠. The homily suggests that Zacchaeus' spiritual transformation might be an even greater miracle than physical healing⁠. It emphasizes that God is continuously working to bring about similar miracles in people's lives today⁠. ...2024-09-0310 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesHow to PrayEnglish Homily - Seventh Sunday of Summer . . . The homily discusses the concept of prayer through the example of two men, highlighting the right approach to prayer as taught by Jesus. It emphasizes that prayer should not be about comparing oneself to others or feeling superior, but about connecting with God and recognizing one's own goodness in God's eyes, independent of others. The story of a man comparing a white house to fresh snow illustrates the idea that true value and joy come from focusing on God and seeking His mercy, rather than on external comparisons.2024-08-2013 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesLove or Pain OverflowsHomily Sixth Sunday of Summer . . . Being thankful is transformative as it shifts focus from oneself to others, acknowledging their efforts and reducing entitlement. The Gospel story of the ten lepers highlights the profound gratitude of one healed leper who was thankful not just for physical healing but for the restored ability to connect and love without causing harm. This teaches us to be grateful for healing that allows us to love freely and deeply without our own pain spilling over and hurting others. Jesus invites us to give thanks for this profound healing and to be instruments of joy, mercy...2024-08-2010 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesDistance & IdentityDistance & Identity. . . English Homily - 5th Sunday of Summer. . . The homily emphasizes the theme of repentance, highlighting the importance of turning from evil and doing good. It discusses diagnosing the problems of our hearts, understanding sin as a relational hurt, and the story of the prodigal son. The parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus is used to illustrate how neglecting to do good can create a distance from God. Despite this separation, the sermon offers hope, noting that our identity as God's children remains unchanged. It encourages taking steps toward...2024-08-0511 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesCleaning our GuiltEnglish Homily - Fourth Sunday of Summer . . . The Fourth Sunday of Summer emphasizes repentance and inner transformation. A study showed that lying increases the need to engage in good behavior to alleviate guilt. Jesus teaches that true purity comes from within, not from external rituals or appearances. Our actions and words reflect the state of our hearts, and we must focus on inner renewal through God's grace. Sacraments like baptism and the mass symbolize this inner purification. We are called to align our lives with God's will and seek inner healing to honor God and fulfill our Christian mission.2024-07-3112 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesThe Pain of SightEnglish Homily Third Sunday of Summer . . . The story from the Gospel highlights a lack of compassion and empathy towards a man blind from birth, with people focusing on blame rather than healing. The disciples and Pharisees are more concerned with fault and punishment than the man's newfound sight. The homily draws a parallel to medical terminology, emphasizing that diagnosis identifies problems but does not provide solutions. It stresses the importance of taking responsibility and action once we "see" the issues. Jesus connects work and light, urging us to act while we can see, focusing on doing God's work rather than...2024-07-3111 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesGod’s SprintHomily Second Sunday of Summer . . . The homily discusses the Parable of the Prodigal Son, suggesting it could also be titled the Parable of the Loving Father, emphasizing the father's love and forgiveness. It contrasts the younger son's physical and emotional distance from his father with the older son's emotional distance despite physical proximity. The father's readiness to welcome both sons back symbolizes God's eagerness to bridge the gap with His children, encouraging readers to take steps towards reconciliation and repentance.2024-07-1514 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesThe Struggle Through The Narrow DoorEnglish Homily: Seventh Sunday of the Apostles . . . Jesus teaches that the path to heaven is not guaranteed by mere association with him or by being in his presence. It requires striving, represented by the metaphor of entering through a narrow door. This striving involves being steadfast, immovable, and abounding in the work of the Lord. The journey may involve struggle and may not always be recognized or rewarded, but it is a commitment to continuously discovering new ways to express love for God.2024-07-1412 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesThe Struggle Through the Narrow DoorEnglish Homily: Seventh Sunday of the Apostles . . . Jesus teaches that the path to heaven is not guaranteed by mere association with him or by being in his presence. It requires striving, represented by the metaphor of entering through a narrow door. This striving involves being steadfast, immovable, and abounding in the work of the Lord. The journey may involve struggle and may not always be recognized or rewarded, but it is a commitment to continuously discovering new ways to express love for God.2024-07-0712 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesRest, Worship, & HealingEnglish Homily - 6th Sunday of the Apostles . . . The Sabbath, or the Lord's Day, is a day established by God for rest and worship. The Gospel reading tells of a woman with an infirmity healed by Jesus on the Sabbath, demonstrating the connection between rest, worship, and healing. This day is a time to dedicate to God, to rest from burdens and work, and to seek healing. It's important to remember to keep the Lord's Day holy, as it is a time when God can loosen the things we are bound to, allowing us to worship, love, and see the...2024-06-2412 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesGift of FatherhoodEnglish Homily - Fifth Sunday of the Apostles . . . On Father's Day, we honor all fathers, spiritual fathers, and father figures, including those who have passed away. Fathers often serve as a source of security and stability, but their worth should not be tied to material success or possessions. Instead, their value lies in their character and their role in their families. Children and wives are encouraged to support and pray for their fathers, and fathers are reminded of their duty to serve, protect, and give their lives for their families. The ultimate reminder is to seek God's kingdom above all...2024-06-2414 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesBlessedness—The Path to HappinessEnglish Homily: Fourth Sunday of the Apostles…Jesus' beatitudes in the Gospel of Luke present a roadmap to blessedness, identifying poverty, hunger, and weeping as paths to joy. These seemingly negative states can lead to inheriting the kingdom of God, satisfaction, and rejoicing. This is possible because Jesus himself experienced these states and was emptied so that we might be filled. The path to blessedness includes loving enemies, doing good, blessing those who curse us, and praying for those who persecive us, mirroring Jesus' own actions.2024-06-1310 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesConflict of LoveThe Gospel's Third Sunday of the Apostles discusses the conflict of love and the importance of understanding and responding to the needs of others. It emphasizes the necessity of active service, as shown in the parable of the Good Samaritan, and the importance of attentive listening, as demonstrated by Mary. The reflection encourages us to question whether our expressions of love truly meet the needs of those we care for, suggesting that love may require more than we initially think, such as attention, uplifting words, or shared burdens.2024-06-0311 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesThe God We Can PleaseThe homily discusses the challenges faced by the apostles and priests, likening them to the criticisms faced by Jesus and John the Baptist. It emphasizes the importance of pleasing God rather than people, and cautions against judging others based on limited encounters. The homily also underscores the idea that while individuals are replaceable, they are entrusted by God with specific roles and graces to fulfill those roles for His glory.2024-05-2814 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesActivation of the Holy SpiritHomily Feast of Pentecost | 1st Sunday of the Apostles . . . The Feast of Pentecost, celebrated 50 days after the Resurrection of Christ, marks the fulfillment of God's promise of sending the Holy Spirit, the Third Person of the Holy Trinity, to the Church. The Holy Spirit, often overlooked, is the Giver of Life and the entity that unites the Church. The Holy Spirit is given to us at Baptism and confirmed at Confirmation. The Holy Spirit's role is to convince, guide, and glorify Christ and us, marking the current age as the Age of the Holy Spirit.2024-05-2216 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesThe Church: Refuge and MotherHomily for the First Sunday after the Ascension *** The homily celebrates mothers and their irreplaceable role in nurturing and caring for their children. It emphasizes the distinct but complementary roles of men and women, and likens the church to a mother, nurturing and guiding its followers. The homily encourages husbands to be present and supportive, children to reassure their mothers of their safety and closeness to God, and reassures mothers that their sacrifices are seen and appreciated by God.2024-05-1515 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesCast Your Net, Once AgainEnglish Homily for the Fifth Sunday of the Resurrection . . . The homily emphasizes the importance of perseverance and faith, drawing parallels from the disciples' experience of failure and the call to return to their faith. Despite their expertise in fishing, the disciples faced failure, much like Saul who, despite his righteousness, was wrong. The sermon encourages us to listen to Jesus' suggestions, even in the face of failure or crisis. It suggests that if we feel our faith is hanging by a thread, or if we've tried and failed, we should cast our net once more, following Jesus' guidance.2024-04-3010 minMaguen AbrahamMaguen Abraham28/4/2024 Abertura del Mar Rojo - Rab. Gabriel D. MichaniePalabras de Torá del Rab. Gabriel D. Michanie en la comunidad Maguen Abraham, Buenos Aires, Argentina.2024-04-2806 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesRisk and Promise with JesusEnglish Homily - Fourth Sunday of the Resurrection . . . Jesus tells his disciples that he will leave them, a revelation that guarantees sorrow but also promises his return and an everlasting joy that cannot be taken away. This joy can only be experienced when Jesus' promise is believed and accepted, transforming sorrow into peace. We call upon the prayers of St George and Mar Abraham/Oraha to fully commit to God and experience His peace.2024-04-2212 minMalayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat Talksഭൂമിയിൽ നമ്മൾ ജനിച്ചാൽ പിന്നെ മരണമില്ല - Cardinal Mar George Alencherryഭൂമിയിൽ നമ്മൾ ജനിച്ചാൽ പിന്നെ മരണമില്ല - Cardinal Mar George Alencherry2024-04-1412 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesHealing the Wounds of Doubt in ThomasHealing the Wounds of Doubt in Thomas . . . English Homily for New Sunday & Divine Mercy Sunday . . . On the first Sunday after the Resurrection, the focus is on Thomas, known as the Doubter, who struggled to believe in Jesus' resurrection. Despite being seen as problematic, hardheaded, and demanding, Thomas' doubt stems from his past experiences and yearning for concrete proof. Jesus, instead of reprimanding him, meets him in his pain and invites him to touch his wounds, leading to Thomas' belief. The narrative concludes with the saying, "Blessed are those who have not seen yet believed."2024-04-0815 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesChrist the Stranger - Passion Friday HomilyPassion Friday Homily - 2024 . . . The Christian Faith, while familiar to many, can sometimes become estranged due to various life circumstances. However, the belief is that Jesus, despite being unrecognized and rejected by the world he created, chose to become a stranger to reconnect with those who feel estranged. This act is seen as an invitation to re-familiarize and reconnect with the faith, reminding believers of the lengths Jesus went to ensure unity with them. . . . #catholic #gospel #homily #catholicism #chaldean #chaldeancatholic #pray #prayer #bible #church #faith #jesuschrist #catholicchurch #blessed #worship2024-04-0610 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesHave You Seen the Lord?English Homily - Feast of the Resurrection of Our Lord . . . The Feast of the Resurrection sermon emphasizes the significance of Jesus' resurrection, not just his death, as the cornerstone of Christian faith. It encourages believers to live a different life, one that acknowledges and is transformed by the risen Lord. It calls for leaving behind the "living graves" of hopelessness, despair, unforgiveness, and sinful lifestyles, and to prioritize time for Christ. The sermon concludes with a challenge to believers to ask themselves if they are living as if Christ is still in the grave, or as if He is risen.2024-04-0612 minThe 7000 Kingdom Finance SeminarsThe 7000 Kingdom Finance SeminarsKingdom Finance Friday - Good Friday Prophetic Update - 29 Mar 2024In this Kingdom Finance Friday Session, William Abraham of The 7000 (www.the7000.com) discusses the prophetic climate around this Good Friday.2024-03-3027 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesThe Shepherd’s Rod6th Sunday of Lent *** This homily discusses the role of Jesus as the Good Shepherd, drawing parallels with the responsibilities of a real-life shepherd. It emphasizes the importance of staying within the flock, the Church, to avoid sin and death, and to find healing and purpose. The document also highlights the significance of self-examination and confession, viewing them as opportunities for Christ to heal our wounds, correct our wrongdoings, and transform our lives. It encourages embracing confession as a place of victory where Christ turns death into life, sin into obedience, and fear into confidence.2024-03-2116 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesWhat Forgiveness RequiresHomily Fifth Sunday of Lent *** This Homily discusses Jesus' impending condemnation and the differing opinions about him. It emphasizes the importance of not only believing in Jesus but also following his teachings. The core of the Lenten season is seeking God's help in overcoming unbelief and learning to follow Him. The letter from Paul calls for stepping out of the darkness, living in peace, and not seeking vengeance. Forgiveness is highlighted as a crucial aspect of Christian life, not dependent on the other person's apology or deservingness. The message concludes with the call to overcome evil with good.2024-03-1617 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesHeaven’s BellsHomily Third Sunday of Lent *** The use of bells in mass serves to refocus our attention during pivotal moments, such as during the words of institution and the Epiclesis. The bells also ring when the priest drinks the blood of Christ, symbolizing Jesus' cup of suffering. This cup of suffering is a reminder that every Christian's journey involves different forms of suffering, whether it's a single moment or a lifetime of hardships. Staying faithful to Jesus during these difficult times is essential. When we partake in communion, we are reminded to bring our struggles and unite them with Jesus' suffering.2024-02-2717 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesKnown to UnknownHomily Second Sunday of Lent *** In this reflection on the Second Sunday of Lent, Jesus warns about false prophets and emphasizes the importance of obedience to enter the kingdom. Obedience to God's words and commands is the key to transformation and being recognized by Jesus. We either are conformed or transformed.2024-02-2015 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesTragedy of SinFirst Sunday of Lent *** Temptation is a concept that we become aware of as we grow older. Sin is not something we know as children, but as we recognize the struggle between good and evil, we can become desensitized to sin. St. Paul warns against becoming callous to sin and losing the sense of its wrongness. Temptation is not meant to make us sin, but to enable us to conquer sin and emerge stronger. Sin is not normal and diminishes our happiness and humanity. During Lent, we fast, pray, and give alms to acknowledge our...2024-02-1314 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesThat One ThingHomily Fifth Sunday of the Epiphany *** This homily discusses the significance of John 3:16 in Christianity, the story of Nicodemus, and the concept of belief in Jesus. It explores the challenges and doubts faced by Nicodemus and emphasizes the need for a radical change through cooperation with God's grace. The document encourages readers to identify and overcome obstacles that hinder their commitment to a life lived for Jesus.2024-02-1112 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMary’s InfluenceEnglish Homily 4th Sunday of Epiphany *** St. John the Beloved Apostle joins Jesus and Mary at a wedding in Cana. Mary informs Jesus that the wine has run out, and Jesus responds by saying, "What is that to me and you?" This is not meant as disrespect, but rather to signify Mary's role as the Mother of the New Humanity. Jesus clarifies that his hour has not yet come, referring to the beginning of his work of salvation through the cross. Mary hears this as an invitation to begin the hour of salvation. The passage highlights the obedience of Christ...2024-02-0515 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesLife Under WaterFeast of the Epiphany celebrates the Baptism of our Lord and reflects on the significance of baptism in our lives as Christians. It symbolizes the death and resurrection of Jesus and calls us to constantly die to ourselves and live out our baptism in our daily lives. It reminds us that the moments of struggle and feeling out of breath are allowed by God to make us greater saints. By renewing our baptismal promises, we reject sin and believe in Jesus and the Church. We are called to find peace and rest in God's hands as we carry out His...2024-01-0813 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesOur Rise and Fall in the New YearEnglish Homily - Second Sunday of Christmas . . . On the Second Sunday of Christmas, we reflect on the passing of time and the opportunity to give thanks and be more faithful in the upcoming year. We celebrate the presentation of Jesus in the temple, where Simeon speaks of Jesus being set for the fall and rising of many. We are reminded that our judgment of ourselves is based on our reaction to Jesus and the commands of God. Rather than blaming the year for our challenges, we should remember that God is the Lord of time...2024-01-0214 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesChristmas Homily 2023This year’s Christmas Homily in English! . . . The Feast of the Birth of Our Lord is a time of fascination and wonder, especially for children. As we grow older, we chase that feeling of childlike amazement and nostalgia. However, the true satisfaction lies in the glory and wonder of Christmas, which is the birth of Jesus Christ. God, who has no limits, put limits upon himself to break us free from our limits. The question is whether we have room for God in our time, our thinking, and our hearts. If there is no room for God, there is no ro...2023-12-2812 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesWhy We RepeatEnglish Homily - 3rd Sunday of Subara *** The repetition of the Gospel message in the church is not to repeat something, but to make a memorial and present it as if it is heard for the first time. It helps us believe that God is working all things for our good, helps us know that God exists and is a loving Father, and reminds us of the forgiveness and restoration offered through Jesus Christ. The church serves as a reminder that God is present, loves us, and desires peace for us.2023-12-2013 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesLife in the ShadowsEnglish Homily - Second Sunday of Subara The Gospel speaks of the angel's announcement to the Blessed Virgin Mary, emphasizing the Holy Spirit overshadowing her. The concept of shadow is explored, highlighting its association with protection and retreat. Mary's acceptance of God's will led her to be under the shadow and protection of God. The example of St. Peter is used to illustrate the contrast between casting shadows of life and light versus darkness and despair. The reflection concludes by urging individuals to consider the shadow they cast in the world and to seek alignment with God's will to be...2023-12-1208 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesTime to DecorateHomily Fourth Sunday of the Church *** During the Christmas season, people put a lot of effort into decorating their homes on the outside, but often overlook the interior decoration of their souls. Jesus challenges the Pharisees' limited understanding of the Messiah and emphasizes that he is not just the son of David, but the Son of God. Similarly, we sometimes only seek Jesus as a solution to external problems, neglecting the healing and transformation he wants to bring to our inner selves. While external decorations are not wrong, we should prioritize the work and decoration...2023-11-2713 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesThe Reverence We NeedWhen designing a church, attention is given to small but crucial details to maintain its sacred nature. Churches are devoid of clocks to emphasize focus on eternal worship. The design prioritizes communal worship and reverence, with spaces for kneeling in prayer. Lack of reverence in churches can be attributed to ignorance. Jesus displayed anger at the misuse of the Temple, which was meant for worship and not personal gain. When entering a church, remember the presence of Jesus and the need for preparation and respect. Church etiquette serves as a reminder of God's presence and holiness. Reflect on the state...2023-11-2014 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesThe God Who Sees You2nd Sunday of Moses The homily emphasizes God's individual attention and love for each person, regardless of their status or the magnitude of their needs. Drawing from the Gospel story of Jesus healing a woman in a crowd and the life of Pope Saint John Paul II, the homily underscores that God's attention, love, and care for each person is constant and unwavering, even amidst billions of people. God loves each one of us as if there was only one of us to love.2023-10-3010 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesAre You Ready?The homily discusses the idea of the end of the world and the second coming of Christ. It emphasizes that the Bible should be interpreted in its entire context and that no one can know the exact timing of these events. The focus is on being always ready and living a righteous life. We are reminded to not presuming one's own salvation and but at the same time not despairing of others, as God's mercy is infinite. The homily concludes with a prayer for readiness and the recognition of the eternal glory of the Lord.2023-10-2413 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesFaith Like a ChildHomily for the 7th Sunday of Elijah / 5th of the Cross *** Becoming like children is not only a prerequisite for entering the kingdom of heaven but also the way to be the greatest in the kingdom. Children's trust in their parents, their ability to forgive, and their innocence towards evil are qualities that make them suitable for heaven. As adults, we should learn from children and turn away from anxiety, doubt, pride, and evil, and instead embrace trust, forgiveness, and the path to the Heavenly Kingdom.2023-10-1911 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMisplaced FaithIn this homily, we remember the story of how the disciples failed to expel the demon from the young man which highlights misplaced faith. We often misplace our faith in ourselves and in things other than God. Jesus reminds us how we can move mountains with faith the size of a mustard seed placed in the God of the Universe.2023-10-0513 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesThe Biggest Problem in the ChurchThe homily discusses the significance of the beatitudes as a moral code taught by Jesus. It suggests that the biggest problem in the world and the church is the failure to embody these virtues. The beatitudes are seen as a reflection of Jesus himself and the solution to the world's issues lies in individuals striving to live according to them.2023-09-2507 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesWheat-in on the World to ChangeThird Sunday of Elijah The parable of the wheat and weeds teaches us not to be quick with judgments and to leave judgment to God. We cannot judge the whole person based on partial knowledge. Instead, we should focus on love and mercy, as God does. We should be patient with others and allow them the opportunity to bear fruit.2023-09-2009 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesSowing Seeds of FaithIn this Gospel, Jesus speaks about the parable of the Sower and identifies four categories of people. He explains that God is endlessly throwing seeds in our life, but we often bring weak soil that does not allow the word of God to take deep roots in our lives. We should strive to be good soil that can bear good fruits in us.2023-09-1413 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesPrivilege of SalvationThe story of Zacchaeus teaches us about the danger of entitlement and the importance of seeing our gifts as privileges, not rights. Salvation is a gift, not something we are owed, and we must respond with responsibility and gratitude. The fruit of this response is joy and salvation.2023-09-0514 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesHope MisplacedIn this reflection on the Gospel of the Seventh Sunday of Summer, the importance of placing hope in God is emphasized through two parables told by Jesus. The danger of placing hope in oneself is highlighted, and the need for humility and dependence on God is emphasized. The cure for this thinking is found in recognizing one's own sinfulness and asking for God's mercy. Only then can hope be properly ordered in God and not in oneself.2023-08-2813 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesWhere are you? 🎶The Gospel of the Sixth Sunday of Summer tells the story of ten lepers who were healed by Jesus, but only one returned to give thanks. The message is that we should not be transactional in our relationships with others and with God. We should be aware of our need for God and always give thanks to Him.2023-08-2212 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesTo Do, or Not To Do…In this Liturgical Season of Summer, the church invites us to meditate on repentance. Today's Gospel teaches us that sin is not just limited to what we do, but also what we fail to do. The sin of the rich man was not that he was rich, but that he never noticed Lazarus. We must be ready to listen to the Scriptures and answer the call to do what we are supposed to do.2023-08-1410 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesThe Pause ButtonFeast of the Transfiguration celebrates the moment when Jesus reveals his divinity to Peter, James, and John on Mount Tabor. While Peter wants to stay and extend the moment, Jesus reminds him that glory comes with suffering and commitment. The path to glory is not on pause on top of the mountain, but through the suffering and pain of our daily life. We are reminded that we are destined for glory through our own way of the cross.2023-08-0712 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesDoes God Listen To Sinners?English Homily: Third Sunday of Summer In the Gospel, Jesus heals a man who was blind from birth and the man gives testimony to the miracle. The man defends Jesus by saying that God does not listen to sinners and that Jesus must be from God. The purpose of prayer is not to manipulate God, but to conform to His will and change ourselves. Prayer changes us to become worshipers of God and do His will, allowing the blindness of our souls to be peeled away.2023-07-3111 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesOur Far CountriesIn the liturgical season of summer, the church invites us to meditate on repentance and the story of mankind falling into sin. The gospel reminds us that if our satisfaction is not in honoring God's commands and being close to Him in His Church, we will always be tired, lonely, and restless. The homily encourages us to understand that we are all guilty of seeking rest in the wrong places and to not lose hope, for God wishes to clothe us with his robes of Glory and feed us with Himself which never fails to satisfy our restless hearts.2023-07-2411 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesSit Down, Be HumbleHomily First Sunday of Summer (Nosardil) In this homily, the Deadly Sin of Pride is explored, with an emphasis on how it can manifest in different ways in each person. The parable of taking the lowest seat at a marriage feast is used as a warning against exalting oneself and thinking that one deserves heaven. The homily offers three ways to combat pride: acknowledging one's own pride, escaping the competition of comparison, and giving glory to God. 2023-07-1615 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesFrom Familiarity to FascinationIn this homily, we discuss how familiarity can make our love grow cold for God. So in responding to Jesus call to enter the narrow gate, we aim to become familiar with Jesus through a deep fascination of Him. Seventh Sunday of the Apostles - Fr. Peter Patros2023-07-1010 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesWounded ThomasEnglish Homily for the Memorial of St Thomas the Apostle - Fr. Peter Patros On the Memorial of Saint Thomas the Apostle, we reflect on his hesitation to believe in the resurrection of Christ and how it represents the wounds of those who have been let down. It took someone who was wounded to heal him, and the healing comes from a relationship with the resurrected and wounded Christ who comes to us in our woundedness to be transformed.2023-07-0308 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesSurrendering to God?Homily Fr. Peter Patros for the 5th Sunday of the Apostles Jesus teaches the Christian practice of surrendering to God, who wants to pour out blessings upon us. We often fight God by trying to control our lives, but we must surrender our needs, enemies, and worries to Him. With surrender, we have our lives in the hands of a loving God who knows what we need before we ask.2023-06-2708 minMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesMar Abraham Church Sunday HomiliesBlind Leaders and FatherhoodEnglish Homily for the 4th Sunday of the Apostles - Fr. Peter Patros On Father's Day, we celebrate and remember all fathers who sacrifice to lead their families, both physical and spiritual fathers. The father is the head of the family, providing assurance, safety, and dignity. However, fathers can be blinded, and we need to be better for our families and children. We must pray and support fathers to become the leaders they are called to be, and keep our eyes open on Jesus to fulfill God's will.2023-06-2710 minMalayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat Talksപെന്തക്കോസ്ത് ദിവസം - Mar Joseph Srampickalപെന്തക്കോസ്ത് ദിവസം - Mar Joseph Srampickal2023-06-1835 minThe Secret Sauce of SellingThe Secret Sauce of SellingEp. 8 - Bill Bartlett on crushing sales weaknesses: fearless success unlockedIn this episode: James Abraham and Bill Bartlett, Executive Vice President of Franchise at Sandler, about the four "killer weaknesses" that salespeople need to overcome to be successful. These weaknesses are the need for approval, fear of rejection, money tolerance, and belief in oneself. The conversation covers how these weaknesses affect a salesperson's success and strategies for overcoming them, as well as the importance of coaching and continuous education in the sales industry. They also discuss leveraging technology, such as AI, to enhance a salesperson's skills and staying adaptable to change in today's ever-evolving sales environment. About Bill: Meet...2023-05-3021 minMalayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat Talksദുശ്ശീലങ്ങൾ ഉപേക്ഷിക്കുക - H.G Abraham Mar Seraphimദുശ്ശീലങ്ങൾ ഉപേക്ഷിക്കുക - H.G Abraham Mar Seraphim2023-05-1014 minMédicos De DiosMédicos De Dios¿Acaso hay algo imposible para el SEÑOR?- El corazón dispuesto de Abraham. Capítulo 4 Parte 1.Hebreos 11:11-12 11 Por la fe Abraham, a pesar de su avanzada edad y de que Sara misma era estéril, recibió fuerza para tener hijos, porque consideró fiel al que le había hecho la promesa. 12 Así que de este solo hombre, ya en decadencia, nacieron descendientes numerosos como las estrellas del cielo e incontables como la arena a la orilla del mar. Abraham , un hombre que demostró obediencia al Señor en todo momento , un corazón totalmente comprometido y receptivo antes las ordenanzas del Padre , este capítulo lo dedicaremos a conocer  , con la ayuda del precioso Espíritu Santo...2023-02-2808 minMalayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat Talksഈ മേഖല ഏറെ സൂക്ഷിക്കുക - Mar. Thomas Tharayilഈ മേഖല ഏറെ സൂക്ഷിക്കുക - Mar. Thomas Tharayil2023-01-1840 minLetras en el tiempoLetras en el tiempoEl mar y la literatura‘El mar y la literatura’. Especial de Patricia del Río dedicado al vasto territorio de vida marina que abarca la mayor parte de nuestro planeta. El mar, los océanos y el misterio que envuelve sus profundidades han inspirado a hombres y mujeres de todas las épocas a recrear historias de diversa índole y estilos literarios. ‘La Odisea’, del gran poeta griego Homero, es quizás uno de los más grandes poemas épicos que se haya escrito en este género y que destaca el retorno de Ulises a su tierra Ítaca, pero que en su camino debe afrontar una seri...2023-01-1143 minPAN DE MUERTO PODCASTPAN DE MUERTO PODCAST48. Bajo del marCosas que puedes encontrarte en el fondo del mar, aparte de peces, corales, la Atlántida y arena, son los cadáveres de un chingo, pero un chingo de buzos. ¿Por qué las personas se arriesgan aventándose en paracaídas o buceando en la profundidad del mar?  Seguramente las respuestas a estas preguntas no las encontraras en este episodio... Si quieres compartir una historia mi correo es demuertopan@aol.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onlyeksone/support2022-10-2510 minMalayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat Talksഞാൻ കഞ്ഞികുടിച്ച് ജീവിച്ചത് അതുകൊണ്ടാണ് - Mar Raphael Thattilഞാൻ കഞ്ഞികുടിച്ച് ജീവിച്ചത് അതുകൊണ്ടാണ് - Mar Raphael Thattil2022-10-2326 minYo soy tu padre...Yo soy tu padre...#036 - Duérmete niño, ¡coño ya!Yo soy tu padre...https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/yo-soy-tu-padre--2758036esSociety & CultureCopyright Mario Girónhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/3359de353069bbeab8084ae650c9b150.jpgYo soy tu padre...https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/yo-soy-tu-padre--2758036Thu, 05 Oct 2023 08:34:27 +0000Mario GirónMario Girónfeeds@spreaker.comDescubre el podcast que Abraham y Mario pondrán a sus hijos cuando crezcan. Una mezcla de aventuras, desventuras y muchas risas que te permitirá conocer la vida de estos dos padres super primerizos.cleanepisodic#036 - Duérmete niño, ¡coño ya!https://www.spreaker.com/episode/036-duermete...2022-05-3129 minYo soy tu padre...Yo soy tu padre...#035 - La fuerza centrífugaYo soy tu padre...https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/yo-soy-tu-padre--2758036esSociety & CultureCopyright Mario Girónhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/3359de353069bbeab8084ae650c9b150.jpgYo soy tu padre...https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/yo-soy-tu-padre--2758036Thu, 05 Oct 2023 08:34:27 +0000Mario GirónMario Girónfeeds@spreaker.comDescubre el podcast que Abraham y Mario pondrán a sus hijos cuando crezcan. Una mezcla de aventuras, desventuras y muchas risas que te permitirá conocer la vida de estos dos padres super primerizos.cleanepisodic#036 - Duérmete niño, ¡coño ya!https://www.spreaker.com/episode/036-duermete...2022-05-2433 minYo soy tu padre...Yo soy tu padre...#034 - Los animales del zoo no quieren vivirYo soy tu padre...https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/yo-soy-tu-padre--2758036esSociety & CultureCopyright Mario Girónhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/3359de353069bbeab8084ae650c9b150.jpgYo soy tu padre...https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/yo-soy-tu-padre--2758036Thu, 05 Oct 2023 08:34:27 +0000Mario GirónMario Girónfeeds@spreaker.comDescubre el podcast que Abraham y Mario pondrán a sus hijos cuando crezcan. Una mezcla de aventuras, desventuras y muchas risas que te permitirá conocer la vida de estos dos padres super primerizos.cleanepisodic#036 - Duérmete niño, ¡coño ya!https://www.spreaker.com/episode/036-duermete...2022-05-1729 minYo soy tu padre...Yo soy tu padre...#033 - El señor raro que cambia cromosYo soy tu padre...https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/yo-soy-tu-padre--2758036esSociety & CultureCopyright Mario Girónhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/3359de353069bbeab8084ae650c9b150.jpgYo soy tu padre...https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/yo-soy-tu-padre--2758036Thu, 05 Oct 2023 08:34:27 +0000Mario GirónMario Girónfeeds@spreaker.comDescubre el podcast que Abraham y Mario pondrán a sus hijos cuando crezcan. Una mezcla de aventuras, desventuras y muchas risas que te permitirá conocer la vida de estos dos padres super primerizos.cleanepisodic#036 - Duérmete niño, ¡coño ya!https://www.spreaker.com/episode/036-duermete...2022-05-1030 minMalayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat TalksEvangelion Message - H.G. DR. MATHEWS MAR SEVERIOSEvangelion Message - H.G. DR. MATHEWS MAR SEVERIOS2021-09-0515 minThe New AmericansThe New AmericansA discussion with Dr. Jerry Garcia about the new Sea Mar Museum of Chicano/a/Latino/a CultureDr. Jerry Garcia was born and raised in Quincy, Washington. After graduating high school, he served three years in the U.S. Army at Camp Zama, Japan. Dr. Garcia went on to receive his BA and MA at Eastern Washington University and Ph.D. from Washington State University. He is the Vice President of Medical Education for Sea Mar Community Health Centers and oversees the Sea Mar Museum. Before joining Sea Mar, Dr. Garcia has had academic appointments with Iowa State University, Michigan State University, and is the former Director of the Chicano Education Program and the College Assistance...2021-08-1653 minMalayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat Talksകോവിഡിലൂടെ ദൈവം നമ്മെ ശിക്ഷിച്ചതല്ല. കോവിഡ് കാലം നോഹയുടെ കാലത്തെ പ്രളയത്തിന്റെ കാലം പോലെ - Mar Raphael Thattilകോവിഡിലൂടെ ദൈവം നമ്മെ ശിക്ഷിച്ചതല്ല. കോവിഡ് കാലം നോഹയുടെ കാലത്തെ പ്രളയത്തിന്റെ കാലം പോലെ - Mar Raphael Thattil2021-05-2639 minMalayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat Talksനോമ്പ് ഒരുക്ക ധ്യാനം - Mar Raphael Thattilനോമ്പ് ഒരുക്ക ധ്യാനം - Mar Raphael Thattil2021-02-281h 25Malayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat TalksMar Thomas Tharayil - ക൪ത്താവിന്റെ ഇപ്പോഴത്തെ പരിപാടി IELTS പാസ്സാക്കുകയോ.?Mar Thomas Tharayil - ക൪ത്താവിന്റെ ഇപ്പോഴത്തെ പരിപാടി IELTS പാസ്സാക്കുകയോ.?2021-01-0648 minMalayalam Retreat TalksMalayalam Retreat TalksTalk By Bishop Mar Thomas TharayilTalk By Bishop Mar Thomas Tharayil2021-01-0328 minVIVEVIVEEL SENTIDO DE LA VIDA: "Otra vez sopa"Generación va, y generación viene; mas la tierra siempre permanece.  Sale el sol, y se pone el sol, y se apresura a volver al lugar de donde se levanta.  El viento tira hacia el sur, y rodea al norte; va girando de continuo, y a sus giros vuelve el viento de nuevo.  Los ríos todos van al mar, y el mar no se llena; al lugar de donde los ríos vinieron, allí vuelven para correr de nuevo. (EC.1:4-7 RVR60)2020-05-0106 minThrone of Grace Ministries - New Month Promise MessagesThrone of Grace Ministries - New Month Promise MessagesMar Month Promise Message Do not be Afraid; only Believe - Luke 8:50 2020-03-0144 minLa Nota de AbrahamLa Nota de AbrahamFluye Como El MarEl día de hoy la invitada misteriosa no fue tan misteriosa jaja. Mar Leal is in tha house y anduvimos platicando de varias cosillas, entre ellas de su vida artística. Y no, no te preocupes a este podcastsito bebé no le faltó su respectiva reflexión de vida. Siéntate, disfruta y dime que te pareció. Hasta la semana que viene!2019-08-0819 minIBIN VIÑA - Series de Predicación EXPOSITIVAIBIN VIÑA - Series de Predicación EXPOSITIVA04. Serie El Cielo y el infierno. El Seno de Abraham y el Hades. Lucas 16:13-31SERIE: "El Cielo y El Infierno: Destino Final" "EL SENO DE ABRAHAM Y EL HADES" Lucas 16:13-31 Pastor Hugo Gálvez IBIN Viña del Mar - Chile Dominigo 07 de Julio, 20192019-07-1254 minMedita PodcastMedita PodcastMDT073: Meditación con mantras para empoderarme: Soy Valiente, Soy Fuerte, Soy Digna. Guiada por Mar del CerroEl día de hoy tenemos una meditación increíble llena de inspiración, es una combinación de muchas meditaciones que hemos hecho en Medita Podcast, es un mantra, y son frases empoderadoras para repetir en las mañanas, cuando te bañas, y durante el día. No hay mal momento para este mantra.Si escuchaste la sesión anterior platiqué con Zazil Abraham acerca de su movimiento #BraveStrongWorthy, de todo lo que ha logrado y como inspira todos los días a mujeres y hombres de todas las edades a ser su auténtico ser.2019-06-1816 minMedita PodcastMedita PodcastEl poder de rendirme y dejarme guiar, entrevista con Zazil Abraham. MDT072En la sesión de hoy, tengo el honor de entrevistar a Zazil Abraham, uno de los referentes del Body Positive en México. Zazil es escritora, tallerista, conferencista, blogger, y subidora de fotos en calzones a instagram. Más de Zazil aquí: http://www.zazilabraham.com/ Su Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zazilabraham/ Recuerda que están abiertas las inscripciones al curso de Mindfulness: http://bit.ly/MindfulCurso Suscríbete al Newsletter aquí: http://bit.ly/DiariodeGratitud Namaste, Ma2019-06-1140 minMedita PodcastMedita PodcastMDT072: El poder de rendirme y dejarme guiar, entrevista con Zazil AbrahamEn la sesión de hoy, tengo el honor de entrevistar a Zazil Abraham, una mujer a la que sigo desde hace años, uno de los referentes del Body positive en México, la primera mujer que me enseñó a mí que se puede estar en calzones tengas el cuerpo que tengas.Zazil es escritora, tallerista, conferencista, blogger, y subidora de fotos en calzones a instagram, Zazil es auténtica y me encanta platicar con ella pues al ser tan ella te permite también ser tu. Algo que me llevo en el corazón.Platica...2019-06-1140 minChai Break ArabicChai Break ArabicResponding to Hello - Episode 2 - Chai Break ArabicIn episode 2 of Chai Break Arabic we discuss three ways to respond to Hello in Arabic: ‏مرحبا [mar-ha-ban], ‏أهلا و سهلا [AH-lan w-sAH-lan], وعليكم السلام [w-ala-ykum Asa-lamu]. The final response means and upon you peace! If you have any questions concerns please follow me/message me on Twitter @abetheexplorer Become a supporter of this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chai-break-arabic/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chai-break-arabic/support2018-09-1106 minChai Break ArabicChai Break ArabicSaying Hello in Arabic - Episode 1The very first episode of Chai Break Arabic! In this episode Abraham teaches you three ways to say hello in Arabic: ‏مرحبا [mar-ha-ban], ‏أهلا [AH-lan], ‏السلام عليكم [Asa-lamu ala-ykum]. If you have any questions concerns please follow me/message me on Twitter @abetheexplorer --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chai-break-arabic/support2018-09-0805 min