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Toward the experience (4 of 6)

Wim Haverkamp

Infinite Way Letter 1965 – January  Aka – Beyond Words & Thoughts By Joel Goldsmith Part 4 of 6 Toward the experience   Surrender yourself to God         If you are looking up to God, wanting God to do something, and trying to get God to come down to you, you are “out to lunch,” just not around where God is. You must become convinced that God does not reward good and God does not punish evil. Whatever reward or punishment comes is from within your own self as is evident from all the good people in the world who … Continue reading Toward the experience (4 of 6)

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Toward the experience (3/6)

Wim Haverkamp

Infinite Way Letter 1965 – January  Aka – Beyond Words & Thoughts By Joel Goldsmith Part 3 of 6 Toward the Experience That Something      “In all thy ways acknowledge him.” Acknowledge Spirit in all your ways; acknowledge that Spirit is the source of all. Then you will discover that it will not be very long until that acknowledgment dissolves your sins, false appetites, fears, doubts, greeds, lusts, and mad ambitions. The moment you try to dissolve these, you are in psychology, and psychology cannot succeed because it cannot make you other than you are.         Whatever your nature is, … Continue reading Toward the experience (3/6)

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Toward the Experience (1/6)

Wim Haverkamp

Infinite Way Letter 1965 – January Aka – Beyond Words & Thoughts Editor’s Note: The material in Beyond Words and Thoughts has been taken from tape-recorded lectures and classes give in 1963. It first appeared in print in monthly letters. By Joel Goldsmith Part 1 of 6 Toward the Experience The heart and soul of the mystical life is an inner experience, and no matter what mode or method is used, that experience is possible if the basic motive is to discover the truth. As long as you are just seeking to demonstrate health, supply, or companionship, however, there is … Continue reading Toward the Experience (1/6)