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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 Art Of Meditation: tape 50B A Meditation (1/4)

Wim Haverkamp

Now prayer is an activity of the soul. Now prayer is an act of grace. It is not an act of man – it is an act of God. Prayer is an act of God taking place within me. It is a union with God. It is a contact with the source of infinite good, and it is done without words and without thoughts. It is done by standing still in being with no judgment, no criticism, no condemnation, no praise, no flattery – not even a praise of God, an acknowledgement of God. The acknowledgement of is. It is; I am. Continue reading The Art Of Meditation: tape 50B A Meditation (1/4)

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A New Meditation 4/4

Wim Haverkamp

Be serious. Really practice this new form of meditation and others that I’m going to give you from now on, because I am convinced that nothing can change your outer experience from a materialistic one to a spiritual one, from a discordant and inharmonious one to a very joyous one except whatever it is that will lift you above the physical and mortal sense of existence into the divine consciousness where you are touched by the Christ, the divine Presence itself. Continue reading A New Meditation 4/4