UNDERSTANDING GOD AND PRAYER (5)

1960 HOLLAND OPEN CLASS TAPE 341 SIDE 1 UNDERSTANDING GOD AND PRAYER By Joel Goldsmith Part 5 of 6 There is only one Selfhood, and what I do unto another I am doing unto myself. And when I learn to forgive, be assured, I have learned how to be forgiven. When I have learned how to be philanthropic, I have learned how to receive philanthropy, not charity, love. When I have learned to give love, I have learned how to receive love. When I have learned to give abundance, I have learned how to receive abundance. Why? Because I am … Continue reading UNDERSTANDING GOD AND PRAYER (5)

UNDERSTANDING GOD AND PRAYER (4)

1960 HOLLAND OPEN CLASS TAPE 341 SIDE 1 UNDERSTANDING GOD AND PRAYER By Joel Goldsmith Part 4 of 6 So it is, this thing of saying grace, “Thank you, God, for what you have on my table,” what about all our neighbors’ tables? Is that no concern of ours? “Love thy neighbor as thyself”. We should learn to say grace with very meal, but let that be a praise and a gratitude that the crops are in God’s hand, and the things of earth are in God’s hand, and because they are in God’s hand, they’re universal, impersonal, impartial, and … Continue reading UNDERSTANDING GOD AND PRAYER (4)

The Nature of Spiritual Power

From – Realization of Oneness By Joel Goldsmith Page 197 The Nature of Spiritual Power We are all hypnotized to some extent by the belief that there are good powers and bad powers, spiritual powers and material powers. To be dehypnotized means to come into some measure of agreement that there cannot be God and something besides God. There cannot be Spirit and something unlike or opposite to Spirit. If you have caught the basic principles of this message, you will set aside one meditation period every day for the world, just as if this world were your patient, suffering … Continue reading The Nature of Spiritual Power