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If There Are 10 Kinds of Spiritual Gift: Which Spiritual Gift is Your Strongest?

When you identify your spiritual gifts, it is a starting point to grow and serve God

in the way He intends.

Don't stop there.

Dig deeper to learn more about your spiritual gifts and how they relate to your daily life.

Discover how God can work through you, and how God can use you and your spiritual gifts.

We are all born with the sixth sense that helps us understand the invisible world.

All it takes is to receive it and know how to use it.

Most of us are familiar with our physical senses, smell, taste, hearing and touch, but

we also have a set of spiritual senses, like clairvoyance, clairaudience, clairsentience

and claircognizance, which can help us navigate how our intuition functions.

Let's take a closer look at these spiritual gifts one by one.

#1 - Clairvoyance (or Clear Seeing)

The ability to see future life events, auras or premonitions either in the spirit or in

the physical world.

Strong ability to analyze body language, can "see" right through people, especially

if they are lying.

Has vivid or prophetic dreams and can see orbs or spirits.

Prefers face to face contact and "seeing" things before they purchase them.

Is often visually creative and can easily remember faces and details in their surroundings.

#2 - Clairaudience: (as known as Clear Hearing)

The ability to hear voices and receive messages from the spirit world.

The ability to hear past what someone is actually saying and into what they really think.

Very good at analyzing what other people are thinking.

Often hears ringing or buzzing in the ears and is strongly effected by the sounds around

them.

Often in-tune with their spirit guides or higher self.

Comfortable with talking over the phone, and is an auditory learner.

#3 - Clairsentience (as known as Clear Feeling)

The ability to know exactly how someone is feeling, is able to sense when someone is

in trouble or when something is wrong.

Prone to goosebumps or can feel tingly for no physical reason.

Often known as empaths, they can tune into others emotions and feel them as well.

They have the ability to tap into the energy of a space or object based on their gut feelings.

Very sensitive to others energy and could feel drained or 'headachey' when being

around a lot of people.

#4 - Claircognizance (known as Clear Knowing)

The feeling of "knowing" without any physical evidence or proof.

Often there is a feeling of certainty about a situation or person or feelings of deja

vu.

Receives sudden insights about the past, present or future.

Often knows what others are going to say and can always share information about topics

they know little about.

Usually, they are in-tune with their spirit guides or higher self.

Mentally orientated people who are very analytical, and good at understanding abstract problems.

#5 - Evangelism

Passionately leading others to the saving knowledge.

#6 - Prophecy

Boldly and fearlessly proclaiming God's truth.

#7 - Teaching

Making clear the truth of God's Word with simplicity & accuracy.

#8 - Exhortation

Motivating others to action, application and purpose.

#9 - Shepherding

Overseeing, training, feeding, coaching, or leading.

#10 - Mercy-showing

Identifying with and comforting those in need.

All in all, that's all of the 10 kinds of spiritual gift, so which spiritual gift is

your strongest?

Really cool information isn't it?

I hope you enjoy this short video, if you have something on your mind, please share

your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

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2018 Toyota Yaris - Which Variant To Buy? | CarDekho.com - Duration: 5:46.

Toyota's midsize sedan the Yaris is available in four variants J, G, V and the VX.

There is no diesel engine available as

of now so you'll have to make do with the petrol but the good news is that

there is a CVT automatic transmission available right from the base J variant

so which variant should you buy and why? answers coming up in this video. you've

tuned into Car Dekho where we help you pick the right car right now.

So let's start with the base J variant and see what it gets and yes there is a

pleasant surprise.

Now the base variant of the Yaris is pretty well equipped, in fact the

highlight here is seven airbags, it's the only sedan in its segment to have seven

airbags and that's commendable thing to have. Aside from that you also get ABS

with EBD and brake assist and ISOFIX child seat mounts. You also get projector

headlamps, driver seat height adjust even though it's a manual one.

A bluetooth enabled music system and full wheel covers. You do get AC but it's a

manual one but the big miss here is the roof-mounted rare AC vents so backseat

passengers may find that it may not be all that comfortable. Having said that

this variant still makes a lot of sense for all those who want to upgrade from a

compact sedan or something like the Toyota Etios or Nissan Sunny or someone

who really wants a Toyota badge in their garage but if you take our

recommendation we would say stretch your budget a bit and go for the next variant

which is the G variant.

Now we admit that the price jump here is pretty significant at nearly rupees two

lakhs more but the G variant is from where the Yaris begins to feel a lot more

premium. You get automatic climate control with rear mounted roof AC vents

which would be a big boon for all those who are chauffeur driven. There's also a

7-inch touchscreen infotainment system, In fact this infotainment system is one

of the primary reasons for the yaris's high cost. Among other features you also

get passive keyless entry and push button start and there's also an

acoustic and vibration control glass which cuts off noise levels

significantly as we found out during our first drive review and you can check

that out by heading this link above. So the only important things missing are

alloy wheels and maybe even the reverse parking camera but aside from that this

is still a great way rain to choose from

Next up is the V variant and it gets what? yes, alloy wheels! It also adds some

nice touches like segment first, front parking sensors, two additional rear

parking sensors and cruise control. You also get six speakers instead of the

four - which adds to the audio experience inside. You can get this

variant if you want but the premium is a bit much and it's frankly a splurge.

So if you want to splurge why not go all out

The Yaris VX feels like a proper premium sedan because of the high

quality premium leather upholstery inside and some premium bits like the

LED DRLs on the outside which really enhance the car styling. You get an even

upgraded infotainment system with advanced features like Wi-Fi. There are

some additional safety features here as well like vehicle stability control and

tire pressure warning system. The best bits and 8-way power adjustable driver's

seat and paddle shifters but that's only there on the CVT automatic transmission.

Of course you don't need all of this but if you want everything the Yaris has to

offer and if budget is not a constraint then we would suggest you spend the

extra money and go for the VX variant over the V but if you're looking at the

most value for money variant then our vote goes for the G variant.

Hope this video was helpful and if you have any particular questions to ask

please drop them by in the comment section below.

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Which Augmented Reality Should I use? - Duration: 8:15.

Adding Augmented reality to a book is a great way to enhance the interactivity of the book.

This video is part of a daily video series leading up to the release of my Self-Published

Book, Treasure Protectors Inc.

A STEM-Fiction Novel.

In this video I am going to talk about different tools for adding augmented reality (or AR)

to a print book and my journey in finding which tool is best for me.

Initially I wanted to create an eBook and include videos and audio files in the book.

(Both of which are doable), but I realized that a large file is cumbersome and costs

more to sell.

During this time I was researching how to bring augmented reality into my classroom.

I teach technology education and wanted my students to learn how to become producers

of AR.

My research inspired me to create a print book that used AR.

It has been a journey to find the right AR that works for my book.

I want to discuss my experiences and hopefully help you find what would work best for you.

The primary AR tools that I used are Aurasma Now HP Reveal, Unity and Vuforia, QR Codesand

Zappar.

QR Codes are put in my book more as a back up incase the reader doesn't want to download

the AR App they can access the content online with a QR Reader.

I won't talk much about QR codes in this video.

I tried other tools but they don't warrant much mentioning either I found out early on

they weren't for me, or they were way out of my price range.

Let me start with Aurasma.

I have seen this at numerous teacher conferences and know many educators who have used it.

If you search youtube for Aurasma you will see children of all ages using this.

One goal I had in my book is that everything in the book could be recreated by the readers

of the book.

Aurasma offered free licenses and was very education friendly.

I spent a couple of months learning how to use this platform, and became quite good (after

many mistakes).

I found a way that would be easy enough to teach my readers how to create their own.

I had over 40 draft AR features in my book.

I had finished a readers copy of my book with step by step instructions for the reader to

access the AR.

In December I received an email…

Aurasma was going to be rebranded HP Reveal…

Promises of new features…

unfortunately the branding process is a long process.

I reached out to HP Reveal I was told I could still use my content, but there was no timeline

for when everything would be finished.

I think their education push slipped away.

I couldn't release a book that had technology that was being changed.

I had to find a new option.

You can see my list of Pros and Cons here.

The biggest con aside from changing brands was the trigger recognition.

I didn't know exactly what they were looking for and it was trial and error.

I wanted to have each chapter start playing an animation teaser of what was in the chapter,

but I had to change my designs a few times to get it to work, and it still wasn't perfect

sometimes it would load the wrong chapter.

But if students could replicate it I thought it would work.

I ran a crowd funding campaign to raise money to promote the book and one of the readers

I thought this was the first AR book of it's kind.

Someone contacted me on the crowdfunding and pointed me to many other books that are AR.

I contacted authors and bought some of their books.

I really enjoyed seeing how the AR worked.

I discovered that Unity and Vuforia are a great option for AR.

Unity is a game engine that offers free licenses for hobbyists, and really small businesses.

Coincidentally I was researching unity trying to see how I could bring Virtual Reality Development

into my classroom as well, I didn't know that with a "plug in" or software license

called Vuforia augmented reality was a possibility Vuforia is free to try a but a reasonable

license is required if you publish.

This is an amazing program.

The ability to recognize triggers was amazing.

It also can be developed for multiple platforms.

I found a class on Udemy that showed me how to make a virtual book.

If I remember I'll include a link to it.

The course was called Build 11 Augmented Reality Apps with Unity and Vuforia.

In developing the apps I kept having issues (there is a decent amount of coding and debugging).

You can do it with minimal coding but the troubleshooting and debugging became and issue,

I realized that this would be beyond the scope of my readers and I had to find a simpler

platform.

So my readers could experience creating their own AR as well.

The search began I tried many small companies some free.

I contacted small companies that wanted to charge between 5 and 20K but they couldn't

narrow it down from there.

I had tried Zappar, and didn't like it at first because you have to put a lightning

bolt or zapcode (their version of a QR Code) where you want the AR to work.

The platform is simple and easy for children to use.

In fact at writing this they offer a free option for up to 5 zapcodes.

I decided that having a lightning bolt on my page wasn't that bad…

They have different pricing levels depending on what you want to do.

The level I chose does not support 3D models which both of my previous AR tools had.

Their top model does include it but is out of my budget for this project.

The thing that I really like is their platform has analytics, so I can clearly see what is

happening with my content.

That really is what sold it for me aside from the ease of use.

I'll create another video that shows how to use that tool.

Here is an example of the Zappar Zap Code.

You can download the free app (which is only a few megabytes—way better than the app

I was trying to develop.)

Open it and try scanning this video.

I put a couple of the things in there.

If you are interested I recommend going to zap.works and sign up for a free trial to

see if their tools will work for you.

I found it to be the best option for my book.

If you know of other good AR tools feel free to share in the comments so others can know

about them as well.

If you enjoyed this video or would like to learn more about my Journey in Self-publishing

please subscribe to see the other videos I make about Self-Publishing

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The Good Fight Renewed for Season 3 on CBS All Access, Which Means Diane Lockhart Isn't Going - Duration: 1:43.

The Good Fight Renewed for Season 3 on CBS All Access, Which Means Diane Lockhart Isn't Going Anywhere

The Good Fight will continue. CBS All Access has renewed the acclaimed legal drama for a third season. More brooches for everyone!.

The Good Fight is a perfect example of what we strive for a CBS All Access original series to be: thought-provoking, boundary-pushing and, most of all, incredibly entertaining, Julie McNamara, executive vice president of original content at CBS All Access, said in a statement.

We cant wait to see what Robert and Michelle King, their creative team and the incomparable cast will bring to audiences in season three..

The Good Fight season two is currently airing with new episodes premiering on Sundays. The season wraps up on Sunday, May 27.

A spinoff from the Emmy-winning The Good Wife starring Julianna Margulies, The Good Fight stars former Wife series regulars Christine Baranski as Diane Lockhart and Cush Jumbo as Lucca Quinn.

The cast also includes The Good Wife veterans Audra McDonald, Sarah Steele and Michael Boatman. Newcomers to the Good world for the streaming series include Game of Thrones and Downton Abbey star Rose Leslie, Justin Bartha, Nyambi Nyambi and Delroy Lindo.

Guest stars in season two include Gary Cole, Carrie Preston, Tim Matheson, Jane Lynch, Jerry Adler and Christine Lahti.

Series co-creators Robert and Michelle King serve as showrunners and executive producers. Ridley Scott, David W. Zucker, Liz Glotzer and Brooke Kennedy are also executive producers on the drama. The Good Fight is just one of CBS All Access original shows.

The streaming platform also as Star Trek: Discovery, which was renewed for a second season, No Activity, and the upcoming Strange Angel, One Dollar, The Twilight Zone and Tell Me a Story.

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Instant Noodles Contain Wax Coating Which Is Injurious To Health | Unhealthy Food | Nutshell Videos - Duration: 1:22.

Did you know?

Instant noodles contain wax coating which is also used in Styrofoam containers.

That is why instant noodles don't stick to each other while cooking.

Our body needs up to two days to clean the wax.

Make sure you stop eating a pact noodles for at least three days after a session of noodles.

This wax can cause cancer. According to this message

Which has been circulating in various incarnations since at least the year 2000,

Instant noodles have a wax coating to stop them from sticking together.

The message further claims that the polystyrene foam containers that the noodles come in also have a coating of wax.