Do you not see that the world is seeking peace (just as it is seeking safety and security) outside of its own being? Whereas, no peace, no safety and no security will ever be found except in our individual realization of God as One—the Only Being, Presence and Power. Continue reading Protection (2/7)
Ponder this idea and meditate upon it, and note how the revelation and assurance comes to you, within your own being that this is true: there is but One, and because of the nature of that One there is no outside influence for either good or evil. There is no presence or power to which to pray for any good that does not already exist as Omnipresence, right where you are Continue reading Protection (1/7)
As you begin to see how, here and there a friend, a neighbor, or as I have told you in the school room, proving that disease has no power in the school room, if only the teacher is aware of the truth. So you will see that you become the power in your community, and there is no reason why anyone can’t be the power in the entire world in proportion . . . and they can; because even though they may not individually be all over the world, they will be imparting by their influence. So that there will be a circle of Christhood around the globe. And what is the circle of Christhood except a circle of those who realize that evil does not have its rise in God; therefore it has no law, no substance to sustain it? And abiding in that truth, watch it as it dissolves and disappears. Continue reading Two Steps To Spiritual Freedom (4/4)
But if I do not know the nature of God this way, how can I know the nature of my perfect self? If I do not credit God with being pure, how then can I say I am the showing forth of God, therefore, I am pure? For I cannot be any more pure than my source, my essence, my substance. Continue reading Two Steps To Spiritual Freedom (3/4)
Whatever immortality is being made manifest through us is the immortality of God. Whatever of love, whatever of justice, is the love or the justice of God. Whatever of intelligence . . . his understanding is infinite. What good is that to you or me unless he and I are one? Then his infinite understanding becomes the measure, the capacity of my understanding. Only in oneness does that happen. Continue reading Two Steps To Spiritual Freedom (2/4)
This is the God that Jesus presents: the God that demands of us that we hold no one in condemnation; that we visit no punishments, no sins, no diseases, no deaths, on the sinner. What then do we know of God? Is not God greater than we? Is not the love of God greater than any love that we can express? Is not the wisdom and the justice of God greater than the wisdom and the justice of man? Continue reading Two Steps To Spiritual Freedom (1/4)
To believe that a search must have an ending, and that it is useless without one, is to cling still to the material belief of struggle and fulfillment, of winning a final prize, a crown set upon one’s head. And then one is back where one started, in the scale of values one was so desperately trying to leave. In the deepest sense of truth, we are already beyond it. We are fulfillment ourselves, and the harmony and security we are seeking are within ourselves. This is what we have always to know, always to remember. No one has ever said that it was easy. Continue reading Grace (4/4)
We know that we must seek first the kingdom of Heaven, but we also remember that “all these things shall be added unto you.” It is hard to forget that promise. We know that we must not seek these things, that our mind and spirit must be seeking the kingdom of Heaven only—but there is always the thought that if we find God all these things will be added. As has been stated in The Infinite Way Writing of Joel Goldsmith: “There are no added things in God. God is the Thing Itself.” ” Continue reading Grace (3/4)
The secret of Grace is contact with the Infinite Invisible, the universal center of being within you. The earnest seeking of the realization of the kingdom of God, through reading and studying inspirational literature and scripture, and through frequent pondering and meditating of God and God’s creation (leading to actual communion with the Father within) brings to your consciousness the touch of the Christ. Continue reading Grace (1/4)
It is possible to experience God. As a matter of fact that is the goal of all of our work. It is possible to know God aright, it is possible to be consciously one with God so that there is no place where God leaves off, and we begin. But it is not possible to analyze, dissect, or describe God. Continue reading Function Of Mind Part 1
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