Find Your Soulmate Being Single Let’s talk about those of us who are single this Valentine’s Day. Last week, during the prayer, Samantha felt something drop into her hand. It […]
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My Space of Love Is A Death Wish Now I will share with you my space of love. It is underground. You must go through a tunnel to get there.
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Why Can’t You Have a Normal Relationship? Everyone is going to ask you why you can’t have a “normal” relationship. Each of us has inside of our soul— a space
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Our Hawaiian word of the week is “pilialoha” which means “beloved.” Also soulmate. Please say that with me: Pill – ee Aloha Pili means “to bind together.” Aloha means “love.”
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Space of Love Remember we talked last week we said that in the western world, we think of love as an object— that we can give to someone else or
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Toxic Relationships What if you’re with someone who doesn’t let you be who you are? In other words, what if you’re with someone who wants you to be their “golden
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Mr. Perfect Remember last week when Sofia picked Jesus as her bridegroom? She picked Mr. Perfect. Mr. Perfect never argues, always listens. He’s always perfect. It’s easy to love someone
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Soulmate Prayer In this video, “A Powerful Prayer for a Soulmate,” Pastor Vicky leads the viewer through a powerful prayer and meditation for finding a soulmate. The meditation involves visualizing
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Perfect Love Last week we talked about perfect love— perfect love can only happen between two imperfect people. They have to fit together like yin and yang. Like lemons, baby,
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Kiss in Hawaiian Our Hawaiian word of the week is “honi” which means kiss. In Hawaiian culture, they don’t kiss with lips. They kiss with breath. They touch noses and
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