Now, the healing principle of The Infinite Way is that since God is Consciousness, universal, infinite Consciousness, appearing as individual man, formed, expressed as individual man and the universe; this is a spiritual universe. Continue reading Simplicity of Healing Work 1/5
You see, the beginning of wisdom is when you begin to understand the nature of your own being. This is undoubtedly why it says over the Greek temple, “Man, know thyself, and you will find God.” Continue reading The Mystical World 3/4
Again, I bring to your attention the practicality of the spiritual life, because the attainment of spiritual realization never permits one to leave society, to leave the world. As the Master instructed his disciples, remain in the world, but not of it. And as he instructed them before the ascension, “Remain in this city until you are endowed from on high.” Continue reading The Mystical World 1/4
Now there is one erroneous premise that from the beginning has kept mankind from enjoying the presence and the power of this I that is always with us, and that we are told is our knowledge of good and evil. It is that which prevents the I from functioning. Continue reading Starting the Mystical Life 5/6
Now, this really is the meaning of the mystical side of The Infinite Way. It means no longer living by the standards of the world; no longer living by the economy of the world; no longer living by the traditions of the world, but always by an inner grace. Continue reading Starting the Mystical Life 3/6
It is only when individuals open themselves and permit themselves to become permeated with that word that they can say; “Everything that I perform, is really God performing it in action. I am but the instrument, the outlet through which God flows.” Continue reading Starting the Mystical Life 2/6
Now, this is the most important part of the entire mystical path—to know God aright; to know the nature of God. It will do you no good to have faith in God; it will do you no good to believe in God; it will do you no good to rest back and say, “Let God do it.” Continue reading Practicality of Mysticism 4/4
But you, you, each one of us individually must come to a place where we consciously accept God, and where we consciously accept God in the midst of us—closer than breathing. Not in holy mountains, not in holy temples, not up in the sky. Continue reading Practicality of Mysticism 3/4
So the first measure of practicality we experience is this: There is a greater degree of love in our family life, in our community life, in our national life, in our international life. A far greater degree of love because we are holding no one in bondage, we are holding no strings on anyone; we are holding no one under any obligation to us. Continue reading Practicality of Mysticism 2/4
If you undertake a study of this work, a practice of this work, you will discover that you also will very soon find that you are treated differently by members of your family, your business, your friends, because it will not take long for them to notice that you are bringing something into their presence that wasn’t there before, and that you did not have with you before. Continue reading Practicality of Mysticism 1/4
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