Your mind is not the Healer, Christ is.
Only the fullness of the Christ is here.
And every time you close your eyes,
you're saying, like Jesus did,
"Come out,
rise up...",
and everything that was dead in your life, will.
I Love you,
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"Some people think when you say, "God within" that you are referring to "the Mind and how to use it", but that isn't it either." - Joel Goldsmith
"Peace. Peace. "My Peace I give unto you. Not as the world giveth." "My peace. The Peace of Christ. And, now, I am going to tell you a secret: More healings have taken place through absolute silence than ever have taken place through all of the arguments a metaphysician could think up in the whole history of the world. If you want, really and truly, to know what healing is, all right! When you are called upon for help, sit down and get at peace. Think no thought. Just sit there and wait, wait. Be patient and wait for the Peace of the Christ to descend upon you. And, in that point or place in consciousness where one would be ready for the Spiritual Answer - the Spiritual Consciousness - to unfold, we, here, are in a different position than we were when we were functioning with treatments. You see, we have come to such a place in consciousness, due to all we have been through these many years, that we are ready for the next "Higher Step." Even if mental argument were necessary to us in the earlier days of our work, even if affirmation and denial were necessary then, they are not so now. We can leave those forms alone.
Learn to sit down, relax. Whether the case is sin, disease, death or unemployment - and, whether or not it is serious - sit down and relax. Do not try to "handle" it.
Do not try to "work" on it. Do not try to "treat" it.
Rather, try to sit back. And, in silence, create a kind of vacuum for God - the Christ- to rush in. Sit down and relinquish your thought that the human mind is a healer.
Christ is the Healer. I, The Substance of the whole work we are doing, is this: God Is." - Joel Goldsmith
"Sometimes God lets you hit rock bottom so that you realize that
God is the rock at the bottom." - @living.chrisitnan
"One who is not amazed by the magnificence of this creation, his eves are not yet opened. Once your eyes are opened, they close and this is meditation. (Laughter)
Tell me, what is not a mystery in this creation?
Birth is a mystery; death is a mystery. And life is certainly a greater mystery, isn't it?" - Ravi Shankar
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