To love our family and not to be disturbed by their failings or too proud of their achievements; this too is freedom. To stand in back of the world, and watch its comings and goings, its successes and its failures, its loves and its hates, and not to be overcome or involved—this is freedom. Continue reading Treatment 4/4
Inwardly however, the very moment we turn to God and maintain that turning, day-by-day, something began to happen within us, and just as planting the seed in the garden, there’s no use looking at the garden tomorrow or next week and wondering why we haven’t got peaches. It all comes in its due time. It goes through a lot of processes between the breaking up of the seed in the ground and the appearance of the fruit on the tree. Continue reading Treatment 3/4
Now remember, there’s only one reason you’re not under the law. There is only one reason you’re under divine grace, and that is because of your relationship with God. God is the Father/Mother principle of existence and we are the offspring. We are the divine children of an infinite and an eternal and an immortal Principle, and because of that we are in the world, but not of it. We are under divine grace. Continue reading Treatment 2/4
Removing yourself from the law is a specific act of consciousness which you do daily—you can’t do it once and be free forever. You have to pray without ceasing, and there’s no fooling about that “without ceasing” business, because the moment you stop praying you bring yourself back under the mesmerism of the world, and you come right back under the law again. That is what the Master meant when he said, “Go and sin no more.” Continue reading Treatment 1/4
That means we are in meditation. Now we are not thinking, we are not declaring; we’re just being, being still, being quiet, being peaceful, without even thinking that we’re being still or peaceful or quiet. That’s a meditation, and some day we advance to the next step, which is communion; and in communion, God speaks to us. We don’t speak to God. God speaks to us. Communion is our deepest, deepest sense of contemplation and meditation. Communion is contemplation and meditation taken to the furthest degree, in which all thought is stilled, and God begins to reveal Itself in our innermost being; and then we don’t remind ourselves of God’s goodness. God just tells us about it. Continue reading 60B – Contemplation, Meditation 4/4
Why God is my very—I have no fears now, I have no doubts, I don’t have to reach out for God—God is both the father and the son. God the Father, God the son. God is my very being. I don’t have to pray to God. I don’t have to ask God or affirm to God, only acknowledge, just acknowledge: God is my being. Wherever I go, God goes with me. Continue reading 60B – Contemplation, Meditation 3/4
Remember this: even though you make your bed in hell, God is there. Even though you walk through the valley of the shadow of death, God is there. Don’t ask why God has forsaken you. Don’t accept any belief that God has left you and that this discord is an evidence of God’s having left you. God can never forsake Itself and God is your self. Continue reading tape 50B – A Meditation 4/4
It is not up to you to be concerned who responds to your elevated consciousness. It is not my concern whether those here respond to it or if some withhold themselves from it. My function is to be so lifted in consciousness that all those who are here may partake of the bread, the spiritual bread, the wine, and the water. Not that it may be forced upon anyone – but that everyone with open consciousness may receive it. Continue reading tape 50B – A Meditation 3/4
There is no need at all for a word or a thought in giving treatment after one has learned to loose him and let him go, after one has learned not to hold person, thing, condition in judgment or condemnation. In quietness, in stillness shall be your strength. In quietness, in stillness shall be your strength – not in speech. Speech is silver; silence is gold. Continue reading tape 50B: A Meditation 2/4
The mind is at rest the moment it no longer seeks to acquire, to achieve, to accomplish, to change, correct, improve. The mind is at rest the moment it realizes God as the governing influence, the creative Principle, the maintaining and sustaining Principle of Life. The mind is at rest, and it is in this rest that faith comes to fruition. Faith is not an activity of the mind. Faith is found only in the quietness of the mind, in its stillness, in its ability to be at rest. Continue reading Teaching and Healing From the Soul 4/4
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