Ash Dee

One of the concerns I had when converting from paganism to Christian was if I would still be able to meditate. It had become a very important part of my life.

Meditation as a tool is mentioned several time throughout the Bible: Genesis 24:63, Joshua 1:8, Psalm 143:5, Luke 2:19, Sirach 6:37 (Deuterocanonical), and Colossians 3:2, just to name a few.

If your meditation practice was secular or from a non-Christian faith, you may be wondering "How do I adapt it?" or "What should I not/do?" This is a quick and easy resource to set you on your way.

I've added this new FREE course for those wanting to know how to meditate in a Christian way.



https://www.skool.com/grove-to-gospel-2695/classroom

I’m also a fan of Joshua 1:9

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I've started a Skool community for former pagans coming back to Christ. Learn from my decades of experience as a spiritual leader, former pagan high-priestess, and author. Now a warrior for God. Come join Grove to Gospel for FREE today.

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Growing up in the 1990s, I remember the beauty of genuine conversation. Social media promised to connect us, but it often feels like we're more divided than ever. I want to change that. My new platform isn’t about likes or followers; it’s about real dialogue, like sitting down with a friend at a cafe. Together, we can revive the art of conversation and build meaningful connections. Please like, comment, and share this post to help spread the word and bring this vision to life.

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How wondrous is this!?

A recent drought in southern Spain has led to the remarkable re-emergence of a 7,000-year-old megalithic monument near the province of Huelva. This archaeological site, long hidden by water and sediment, has now been brought to light by changing environmental conditions. The structure is believed to have been constructed by prehistoric communities that once thrived on the Iberian Peninsula, revealing their advanced understanding of architecture, alignment, and community organization well before the rise of many known ancient civilizations.

What makes this discovery particularly significant is its age estimated to be around 7,000 years old placing it approximately 2,000 years before the construction of the Egyptian Pyramids and Stonehenge. This challenges conventional historical timelines and highlights the sophisticated capabilities of early Iberian societies. These ancient builders used massive stones to create what may have been ceremonial or astronomical structures, aligning them with natural elements or celestial events, much like their later counterparts in other parts of the world.

The monument not only provides a glimpse into the spiritual and social lives of early humans in the Iberian region but also underscores the rich, yet still partially uncovered, prehistoric legacy of Europe. As climate change and drought conditions increasingly expose hidden relics, archaeologists are gaining new opportunities to study and reinterpret early human history. This discovery is a powerful reminder that ancient innovation and cultural complexity existed across many regions, long before more widely recognized wonders of the ancient world were ever conceived.

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