The Way of Peace and Meditation 4/5

And then, in the normal way, those are drawn into my orbit whom I can benefit and who can be benefited by me and who in some way will reciprocate that benefit. But remember, I have no responsibility. I do not have to run up and down the world looking for people, or customers, or patients, or students, or dollars. I can abide at the center of my being. A whole new area of consciousness has opened. I am now one with the Infinite Source of life, and this Infinite Source is coming to me. Continue reading The Way of Peace and Meditation 4/5

Treatment 3/4

Inwardly however, the very moment we turn to God and maintain that turning, day-by-day, something began to happen within us, and just as planting the seed in the garden, there’s no use looking at the garden tomorrow or next week and wondering why we haven’t got peaches. It all comes in its due time. It goes through a lot of processes between the breaking up of the seed in the ground and the appearance of the fruit on the tree. Continue reading Treatment 3/4

Unconditioned Mind – Life (4/5)

The nature of protective work must be your realization that there are not two powers because all you ever have to protect yourself from is the belief in good and evil – two powers. We call that mortal mind or carnal mind. Therefore, you must protect yourself from carnal mind or mortal mind by knowing that it isn’t mind, but a belief in two powers. Then, rest in that word. Continue reading Unconditioned Mind – Life (4/5)

Contemplative Meditation (1/6)

Infinite Way Letter August 1956 By Joel Goldsmith Part 1 of 6 CONTEMPLATIVE MEDITATION The Middle Path Why callest thou me good? There is none good but one, that is, God. Matthew 19:17 The universe of God’s creating is within us. God’s love permeates, enfolds, and upholds this universe and all that is therein. All that exists is of God, and God is the good unto us and unto all creation. This is a spiritual universe, and in it there is nothing good nor evil. Let us make this lesson a meditation, whereby we prepare ourselves to be receptive and … Continue reading Contemplative Meditation (1/6)