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Start the Flow to God 2/5

Wim Haverkamp

And I knew that, My kingdom is not of this world. That I knew too, that the Christ kingdom had nothing to do with human things; that we only could know and enjoy the fruitage of the Christ kingdom as we rose above human sense. We couldn’t draw it down into the human world. But if we drew it to ourselves, we would still be in the world, but we’d not be of the world. Continue reading Start the Flow to God 2/5

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Treatment 1/4

Wim Haverkamp

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

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The Religion Of Mysticism (3/4)

Wim Haverkamp

If you are called upon for a healing and you know only one statement of truth, pour it, voice it, think it, and it will be followed by another. If you have only one dollar, break it, spend it, dime by dime, quarter by quarter: know that as each coin follows the other, so will one dollar follow upon another. God is your only capacity, and God fulfills Itself moment by moment. Even God cannot live the next hour—just this moment. Even the sun cannot shine tomorrow—this is the moment of its shining. Out of the infinite nature of God flows this universe, minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day, on into eternity. Continue reading The Religion Of Mysticism (3/4)

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The “I”within (2/4)

Wim Haverkamp

Above all things, from this moment on we must never declare that anything is beyond our ability; we must not accept any sense of limitation; we must not accept the belief that any good is beyond our capacity or reach, or that any heights are too high to attain, for there are no limits to the I which I am after I have made contact with It.  It becomes literally true that I live yet not I; Christ, the infinite, the unlimited, the unbounded, the unfettered lives my life. Continue reading The “I”within (2/4)