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The Essence of The Infinite Way Part One 4/4

Wim Haverkamp

Entrance into heaven, harmony, is attained by the realization of Omnipresence, Omnipotence, Omniscience, that where I am, God is, that all that God is, I am, not by virtue of myself, but because I and the Father are one. And this relationship of oneness fulfills the statement, Son, thou art ever with me, and all that I have is thine. Continue reading The Essence of The Infinite Way Part One 4/4

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The Religion Of Mysticism (2/4)

Wim Haverkamp

“Illumination dissolves all material ties and binds men together with the golden chains of spiritual understanding; it acknowledges only the leadership of the Christ; it has no ritual or rule but the divine, impersonal universal Love; no other worship than the inner Flame that is ever lit at the shrine of Spirit. This union is the free state of spiritual brotherhood. The only restraint is the discipline of Soul, therefore we know liberty without license; we are a united universe without physical limits; a divine service to God without ceremony or creed. The illumined walk without fear—by Grace.” Continue reading The Religion Of Mysticism (2/4)

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Starting The Contemplative Life (3/5)

Wim Haverkamp

Always must be the remembrance, then, that what God is doing, God is doing – and needs not your help, and cannot be controlled by you. God’s grace can’t be stopped. Even if you think that you are in disobedience to His laws, God’s grace is still flowing. You may not get the benefit of it because you have cut yourself off from it. Continue reading Starting The Contemplative Life (3/5)

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Advanced Instruction in Healing(2/5)

Wim Haverkamp

My peace I give you, but not the peace that this world gives you. This is another dimension of life; this is a new kingdom. Don’t worry about those Ten Commandments, wipe out nine of them. Just keep one: “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart with all thy soul;” and to that let us take one out of Leviticus, “Love thy neighbor as thyself,” and then leave that nine commandments alone. Continue reading Advanced Instruction in Healing(2/5)