The Easter of Our Lives 2/4
Are we willing to recognize that there is an unseen Presence and Power, upon which we can rely with greater faith than on anything in the visible? Continue reading The Easter of Our Lives 2/4
Category: Contemplation
The Easter of our Lives 1/4
This influx of light brings the realization that man whose breath is in his nostrils never has, cannot now, and never will comprehend the spiritual message, the mission of the Christ. Continue reading The Easter of our Lives 1/4
Good Friday: The Crucifixion of Personal Sense
Instead of thinking of Good Friday as another holy day to be commemorated, what we should realize is that here is a day for the contemplation of another spiritual principle of life: the principle of self-abnegation, in which, when we have brought to light the nothingness of our human selfhood, then is revealed the allness, immortality, and eternality of our being because I and the Father are one, and all that the Father has is mine Continue reading Good Friday: The Crucifixion of Personal Sense
The Last Enemy 4/5
This body is not a power over me. I am the life and the mind, the intelligence and the directing power of this body. Not I, a human being, but I, the divine consciousness of Being, govern this body, this business, this home, this teaching, and this anything that comes within range of my consciousness. Continue reading The Last Enemy 4/5
The Last Enemy 2/5
The first point then in overcoming death is overcoming the belief that the body of itself can either live or die and realizing that the body can only reflect, or express, the activity of our own state of consciousness.
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The Last Enemy 1/5
What is death? Death appears to be a momentary cessation of consciousness. But consciousness cannot be or remain unconscious. In fact, consciousness can never become totally unconscious. What we call death is but an apparent lapse into deep unconsciousness, from which we become conscious again, usually upon the same level as that upon which we fell asleep. Continue reading The Last Enemy 1/5
Preparation for Easter 5/5
Let this work forever result in your freedom, and in the freedom of those who come to it. So that wherever there is a meditation oasis, be sure that everyone that comes to meditate in it is free to meditate in accordance with their spiritual leading. And if they would like to sit in a chair, make them welcome. If they prefer a pillow on the floor, let them have it. Continue reading Preparation for Easter 5/5
Preparation for Easter 4/5
To each one of us, regardless of what goal we are following on earth, what path we are following, the goal is God realization. And none of us, none of us in this room, and none of us who hear these tapes, none of us will ever rest, until the goal is achieved. And that goal is God realization. Continue reading Preparation for Easter 4/5
Preparation for Easter 3/5
But, in a given moment, when we can accept that the resurrection of Christ Jesus was a lesson. It wasn’t a talk and it wasn’t a lecture; it was a lesson, an exemplification, an impartation of truth Continue reading Preparation for Easter 3/5
Preparation for Easter 2/5
But I must live with that truth. I must let that truth abide in my consciousness. I must abide in that Word. I must sing the same song from morning to night, and certainly as my very last thought before sleeping—so that I carry it into my sleep with me. Continue reading Preparation for Easter 2/5
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