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Three Daily Meditations 1/5

Wim Haverkamp

Without some measure of material sense, you couldn’t have any physical, mental, moral, or financial discord. Which, of course, is pointing the finger at every one of us and saying, “Yes, I’m guilty.” To some extent, every individual on the face of the globe has some measure of material sense, and that material sense externalizes itself in material conditions; sometimes good material conditions, sometimes evil ones, but always material ones. Continue reading Three Daily Meditations 1/5

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Infinite Way Pearls 5/5

Wim Haverkamp

I am concerned only with the middle path, Christ harmony, Christ supply, Christ weather, so forth and so on. Always watch as a teacher or practitioner that you do not get hooked on to rejoicing in good humanhood, but that you always remember you are in the middle path. You’re not here to change bad humanhood into good humanhood. You are to realize Christhood. Continue reading Infinite Way Pearls 5/5

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Simplicity of Healing Work 4/5

Wim Haverkamp

Nobody has any peace to give me. Nobody has any prosperity to give me. Nobody has any health to give me. Nobody has any love to give me. I am love! And that is why writing once on the subject of companionship, I said, “You cannot get companionship, because it doesn’t exist out here. Companionship is something you have to express, and when you begin to express companionship, a companion appears, but if you look for it to appear out here, it can’t, and it’s the same with love.” Continue reading Simplicity of Healing Work 4/5