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God Seeks Us (2/5)

Wim Haverkamp

  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)

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God Seeks Us (1/5)

Wim Haverkamp

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)

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Advanced Instruction in Healing (4/5)

Wim Haverkamp

1959 New York Closed Class Tape 293 Side 1 Advanced Instruction In Healing  By Joel Goldsmith Part 4 of 5           There is only one spiritual consciousness and that is the consciousness that knows there is only one power and does not battle against evil; does not war against negative powers. These principles must be thoroughly understood before your consciousness can evolve to the point of demonstrating them. You first accept them intellectually. . . . As a matter of fact, if you read these books, and they do not bring out a response in you, don’t spend any … Continue reading Advanced Instruction in Healing (4/5)

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Spiritual illumination

Wim Haverkamp

Illumination first brings peace, then confidence and assurance; it brings rest from the world’s contests, and then all good flows to us through Grace. We see now that we do not live by acquiring, gaining, or achieving. We live by Grace; we possess all as the gift of God; we do not get our good, because we already have all good. “Son, thou art ever with me, and all that I have is thine” Continue reading Spiritual illumination