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There Is No Law of Matter or Disease 5/5

Wim Haverkamp

There are no laws of matter, laws of matter aren’t laws but beliefs and they aren’t power. God is the only power. And that must be done consciously, ten, twenty, thirty, fifty times a day—every time you witness a form of discord on the street, in your household, wherever you may be. The activity of truth in your consciousness is the secret.
But how active is truth in your consciousness? How much alive can you make it? Continue reading There Is No Law of Matter or Disease 5/5

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Spiritual Healing Series: tape 26 A: The Four Essentials of Healing (3/5)

Wim Haverkamp

You are waiting for something to come in on your line. You are waiting to hear with your inner ear. You may not hear any words, but you will feel something that convinces you of the divine Presence. You will feel the click or a sense of release or a feeling of confidence. You will receive some assurance that God is on the field and all is well. Continue reading Spiritual Healing Series: tape 26 A: The Four Essentials of Healing (3/5)

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God-Endowed Dominion

Wim Haverkamp

From the book – Spiritual Healing By Joel Goldsmith Excerpt of chapter – God-Endowed Dominion P. 124 From Across the Desk It must be continuously remembered: I find the harmony of being in my consciousness, and it is the harmony of my body and of my human relationships. This should become a matter of hourly practice until that moment of transition from one state of consciousness to another when we can say, “Whereas I was blind, now I see.” To be able to close our eyes, shut out all persons, and realize that our good and our companionship are in … Continue reading God-Endowed Dominion

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The Religion Of Mysticism (1/4)

Wim Haverkamp

  Only as love becomes embodied within our consciousness, and only as we learn not to condemn, judge or criticize others, to hold no one in bondage to his errors of omission or commission, can we realize the power of love. Only as we learn to pray that the eyes even of our enemies be opened to the Christ, praying that God be the light, wisdom and understanding governing all men, friend or foe, regardless of race, color or creed, are we lifted into a consciousness that frees, not only ourselves but all those who come within range of our thought. We free others from their errors even as we are freed from our own. Continue reading The Religion Of Mysticism (1/4)