From The Thunder of Silence, the chapter “As We Forgive”. For nearly two thousand years the world has prayed, “Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors,” unaware perhaps that this teaching represents the very core, the very heart and soul, of the good life. Over and over again Jesus extols the virtues of forgiveness. Therefore, if thou bring thy gift to the altar, and there rememberest that thy brother hath… Read More

Good morning. Today’s principle is going to be the principle of supply. I know this season that we’re in and this time economically, let’s say, many people are feeling lack and limitation. So it seems to me that perhaps a review of the principle of supply is in order. In this little group there are seven of us [135 now]. I feel it’s not necessary to be formal. I feel I can… Read More

Soul to Soul, Spirit to Spirit. Blessings. I speak today to the group we have gathered which consists of twenty-seven members; (134 now). I also speak to anyone else who may hear this talk. Ye are the temple of the living God and so please listen, Taulere, Bogya, Brian, Eileen, Liz, Heather, Barbara, Joe M., Cheryl, John. Please listen, Kelly, Kahn, Linda, Kim, Laurie, Sylvia, Marian, Pam. Listen, Pat, Rebecca, Kimberly, Bill,… Read More

Good morning. This is Sunday October 20, 2013. I’ve been thinking a lot about how much the belief in good and evil influences our lives, influences our sense of identity, our sense of the world. Even in such things as our prayer life, our meditation periods, our conduct. This, of course, stems from way back in the early Hebrew days when Moses gave us the law. It was the right and proper… Read More

Good morning. I was reading something this morning from the book The Mystical I by Joel Goldsmith and the chapter Impersonalizing God, and it fascinated me. It just, it brought my thought to a standstill. It brought my mind to a silence, and it says this: When we impersonalize God … then our prayers will not be a mental activity. Think of that. Think of just how outstanding that is, just how… Read More