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THE SANCTUARY OF THE SILENT HEALING POWER
Science has proved that which we term “matter” but know very little
about, is composed of atoms, and atoms are composed of electrically charged
particles which derive their existence from the nucleus of the atom and science
now says that this nucleus has a nucleus within itself, pointing to the fact that all
must rise from that sea of intelligent energy that fills boundless space, the
Absolute expressing Himself in Himself and by Himself. Thus we are made in
His image and likeness.
I know that it is difficult for some to discern impersonally their own
thoughts, but this must be done before harmony can be established and the
“I am” must be freed from the illusion of limitation and fear.
You should under no circumstances try to banish a thought from your
mind nor fear it, but quietly discern it carefully. Do not disturb your thinking but
become aware of your thoughts by practice, you will be able to dissolve any
idea or thought, and above all you will know what you are thinking about.
Your beliefs you will see are but an external creation of your own,
or what you have conformed to through the belief of another who is also
in prison. You will know that they are not “Truth,” you will readily see that
the mind is steeped in illusion. You will become aware of the hindrances
by confronting them, by discerning them, by penetrating them, and with your
pure thinking you will free yourself from them, and by doing so you will
realize that harmony, that poise, that understanding of the Indescribable.
One thing is sure, you will cease to have divisions. No longer will you
have differing creeds and cults. You will no longer think in accordance with a
belief that separates you from others. You will see these falsehoods for what
they are, for the Presence cannot be divided against Itself.
What you must do is to discern these hindrances, but do not fight them,
nor pacifically endure them but become conscious of their falseness. You can
become free only by examining them with your mind utterly free from all
attachment, free from prejudice, free from beliefs. There can be no comparisons be-
cause you cannot compare the Truth with the relative, for this is just further de-
lusion.
If your mind is suffocated with demands for conformity you will be
incapable of true understanding.
The Presence requires no effort, neither has It to discipline Itself into
action, It Itself is pure action. In this then is freedom for the individual who
realizes it. “I have seen a vision of Thy Glory.”
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