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God-Endowed Dominion

Wim Haverkamp

From the book – Spiritual Healing By Joel Goldsmith Excerpt of chapter – God-Endowed Dominion P. 124 From Across the Desk It must be continuously remembered: I find the harmony of being in my consciousness, and it is the harmony of my body and of my human relationships. This should become a matter of hourly practice until that moment of transition from one state of consciousness to another when we can say, “Whereas I was blind, now I see.” To be able to close our eyes, shut out all persons, and realize that our good and our companionship are in … Continue reading God-Endowed Dominion

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The Thunder Of Silence (1/5)

Wim Haverkamp

Here again, you see, this is not a going back to duality. This is not going back to a God and a man, but this is revealing that I, Joel, am an instrument for I, God, but I, God and I, Joel, are one. I, God, being the infinite divine universal principle and Joel Its instrumentality, vehicle, body, mode of expression, form, instrument or outlet—and yet one.
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The “I” Within (1/4)

Wim Haverkamp

As long as we try to direct our thoughts or our actions, the effects will be haphazard – good and bad, successful and unsuccessful. A state of complete quiescence in which there is no thinking or planning must be reached. We must be as completely passive as the piece of ice. Such a state can only be achieved when all desire has been surrendered. Do I know the will of God? Certainly not! My will would be to see everyone instantly healed, but would that result in their awakening to spiritual values, in the opening of the soul? No! I must sit back and wait patiently for the will of God to make Itself known. Continue reading The “I” Within (1/4)