In the same way the man who accepts the belief that he can benefit at your expense, sooner or later, comes to the point where someone benefits at his expense. In other words he reaps what he has sown. Back in oriental teachings this is called karma, but in the Christian teaching it is called reaping as ye have sown. As ye sow, so shall ye reap. Continue reading Temple Meditation 3/8
When we no longer do good or think good; when we no longer think evil or do evil, but permit ourselves to be instruments or transparencies through which God operates, there will no longer be any good or evil in our life; there will be only spiritual eternality and immortality. Continue reading The Hidden Manna 5/5
Infinite Way Letter 1964 – November Aka – Realization of Oneness By Joel Goldsmith Part 2 of 7 Lifting Up the I Discord, The Fruitage of Sowing to the Flesh When we have established ourselves in that spiritual truth, the next question on which we must be clear is: But what about this sin, this disease, this false appetite, this lack or limitation, this unemployment, this lost baggage? All the writings of The Infinite Way clearly reveal where evil comes from and why it comes. They explain its relation to karmic law, as it is called in the Orient, or … Continue reading Lifting Up the I(2/7)
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