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Contemplative Meditation 4/4

Wim Haverkamp

Let us learn to rely more and more on that silence within our own being, and then we’ll have to call for less help. But by now we have a nice group of workers. Many of them have already done some very fine healing work, so that you should be able to find help among yourselves, for yourselves, for each other, and for your work. And it doesn’t mean that I’m getting ready to retire. It means that I’m getting ready for bigger activities. Bigger activities. Continue reading Contemplative Meditation 4/4

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Specific Principles (3/5)

Wim Haverkamp

  Now Jesus Christ is a Hebrew Rabbi, preaching in the Hebrew Synagogue, but somewhere along the line, he too has revelation.  I am the bread.  I am life eternal. I’m not seeking a God, I’m not praying to a God.  I am the way, I am the truth.  I am in the midst of me is God, closer to me than breathing, nearer than hands and feet.  Why am I searching this world for God?  Why am I looking for truth?  Why am I seeking a way?   I am is the way.   I am is the truth.  I am is life eternal.  I am is the spirit in the midst of me, the teacher, the savior, the Christ, the comforter. Continue reading Specific Principles (3/5)