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Three Daily Meditations 1/5

Wim Haverkamp

Without some measure of material sense, you couldn’t have any physical, mental, moral, or financial discord. Which, of course, is pointing the finger at every one of us and saying, “Yes, I’m guilty.” To some extent, every individual on the face of the globe has some measure of material sense, and that material sense externalizes itself in material conditions; sometimes good material conditions, sometimes evil ones, but always material ones. Continue reading Three Daily Meditations 1/5

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Unconditioned Mind – Life (5/5)

Wim Haverkamp

So the responsibility is on your shoulders to refuse to accept temptation. So we are back at the Garden of Eden. The tempter appears with the belief of good and evil, and when you have accepted Adam and Eve, right away you are outside the Garden of Eden. We are presented with good and evil in many forms, and you’d be surprised how many millions of forms. And sometimes we can stand there and say, “I won’t accept you,” but then John Jones comes along, and we accept about him, and we have fallen into the trap.
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