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What Jesus Might Say to Santa Claus Someone only has to burst out with: "Ho, Ho, Ho," and you know instantly who they are imitating. Santa Claus, Old St. Nick, Kris Kringle, Sinter Klaas are all names we give to the omnipresent, legendary, white-bearded bringer of Christmas gifts -- the embodiment of the spirit of giving. The Metaphysics of Frosty the Snowman What do an old silk hat, corn cob pipe, button nose, and boots have in common?? They all belong to a lump of snow named Frosty, the Snowman. Nothing Happens By Accident A balloon salesman was selling balloons on the streets of Mobile, Alabama one October day. He sold them in multi-colored packets of various sizes of balloons. He also sold helium-filled balloons. When business was slow he would twist the balloons and create animal and flower shapes. The Parable of the Unclean Spirit, a Metaphysical Perspective Jesus loved sharing parables as a method of teaching Truth principles. But occasionally His stories appear to be somewhat strange and even harsh. It is necessary to delve a little deeper, to identify the metaphysical interpretation and how it applies to our lives. How to Deal With Difficulty: Metaphysical Lessons from Job For lots of people, the Book of Job is a difficult book. It relates the story of a righteous man who loses every precious thing he possesses, who suffers horribly, who seems victimized by the very God he worships. Let's start with a snapshot of Job's story. We only have space for a few glimpses although our journey will take us through the entire book of Job, chapters 1 thru 42. Becoming Connected to the Truth of Who You Are It sounds really good that we desire to be totally connected - that we increase our spiritual might simply by giving all we have to Spirit. But that really scares a lot of people. They believe you have to go to a mountaintop somewhere, or escape into the wilderness in order to be that committed. But nothing could be further from the truth! To Labor Is to Rest: How Divine Order Works In Matthew 20:1-16, we read an interesting story that many find confusing and problematic. This selection is the story of the landowner who paid his field workers the same wage when they worked in his vineyard, regardless of how much time they put in. But from a metaphysical standpoint, the story is rich with practical applications for spiritual development.