I am the same age I was yesterday; I am the same life, the same mind, the same Spirit, the same body. All that the Father has is mine – all that the Father has of agelessness, changelessness; all that the Father has of intelligence, wisdom, guidance, and direction – all is mine. Continue reading Agelessness
There cannot be opposites. God is infinite. Now take all your sins and all your diseases, and all your lacks and all your limitations, and all your bad appetites, and throw them in the waste basket. Stop fearing them and let them disappear of their own accord. And they will. They’ll fade out of your consciousness because they have no sustaining powers of their own. It’s your own mind that’s sustaining them. Continue reading The Mystical Realm Translated
God is Self-maintaining, Self-sustaining. God is the maintaining and sustaining Presence of thy self. You don’t have to go anywhere to find God. God is OMNIPRESENCE and OMNIPOTENCE. Continue reading Meditation: God Alone Is Being
“My grace is sufficient for thee,” and as we take this spiritual truth into our thought and ponder it and meditate upon it several times a day, we are taking the Word of God into our Soul as if it were a seed and we let this Word of God take root, and eventually flower forth and bear fruit. Continue reading God Seeks Us (5/5)
In the metaphysical and mental realm we used the armor and sword of thoughts and affirmations and denials to destroy or overcome sin, disease, death, lack and limitation, but now we have found that there is no reality to these things—they are just the appearances that tempt us into battle. Continue reading God Seeks Us (4/5)
God is not like anything we think He is. In cleansing the temple, the first things we must discard are our old concepts of God. Let us accept God as God, without any preconceived idea or outline of what we shall find when we do become acquainted with Him. It will be an entirely different experience than any we have ever thought or visualized or believed. Continue reading God Seeks Us (3/5)
At some time and at some place in our experience, each of us stands in hell. It may be the hell of sin or disease; it may be the hell of lack or limitation; it may be the hell of inharmony, unhappiness or loneliness. All of these so-called hellish experiences become transformed, however, when we realize that even in the midst of this darkness we need not search for God, for “Thou art there.” We have never become separated from God, but the moment we accept a sense of separation it is as if we had no God. Continue reading God Seeks Us (2/5)
Those engaged in spiritual activity usually think primarily of going within to become aware of spiritual consciousness. Sometimes in doing so they touch the cosmic and bring forth a greater human experience than they have known before, even finding new directions in their lives.
Continue reading The Difference Between Cosmic and Spiritual Consciousness
The moment we disassociate ourselves from the idea of having to earn or work for our living, and joyfully, and to the best of our ability, do that which is given us to do, even if at the moment it is not in the nature of what we particularly enjoy, gradually we will be lifted into higher and nobler types of work, and we will really find that a living is ours by Grace. Continue reading God Seeks Us (1/5)
Within me, though invisible, is the presence and power of God. Within me is the kingdom of God, the allness of God. I do not know how It operates: I only know that there is a Spirit in man, and that Spirit within me is the son of God, my true Selfhood. Continue reading Recognizing the Invisible
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