Contemplative Meditation on Grace 4/5

We have no need of powers, for the I that I am constitutes the all and only power. And it is a spiritual power, so that there are no other powers beside it. Is there any other God beside me? “I know not any,” says Isaiah. Certainly not. God constitutes my being, and I can rest in that word. God constitutes my life, and I can rest in that word. Continue reading Contemplative Meditation on Grace 4/5

Contemplative Meditation on Grace 1/5

All right. Now let me give you the first, the greatest Principle of this message of The Infinite Way, the Principle upon which its entire activity has been founded. God constitutes individual being. God constitutes your being. And that is why Scripture says, “The place whereon thou standest is holy ground.” I and the Father are here where I am. God is the mind of me. This means of you. God is the Life. God is the Soul. God is the Spirit. Therefore, God is the capacity of your individual being. Continue reading Contemplative Meditation on Grace 1/5

The Invisible 2/5

And, so it is, that whatever subject comes up into your life, whether in the nature of a problem, or in the nature of a decision, whatever event comes up must be the subject of meditation. Be assured that I mean this that, if you are going out to buy a suit of clothing or a dress, you really shouldn’t do it without a meditation. Why? Continue reading The Invisible 2/5