Page 51 - THE SILENT HEALING POWER By DR. MURDO MACDONALD-BAYNE

THE SANCTUARY OF THE SILENT HEALING POWER

The Infinite to be Infinite must include all, there cannot be any outside.
All must be in the Infinite and all must be Infinite, every particle of substance
we see or feel and that which is beyond our sight and touch must be Infinite in

nature, therefore there is not one particle of the Universe, not one particle
of substance, that can be destroyed. It may change its form and in so doing, we,
being ignorant of the Law of Transition (changing from one form to another) call
this “death and decay” and many other names, but science has proved to us that all

matter is energy and has an atomic base and is indestructible in nature. Solids
may turn to fluids, fluids may turn to vapour and vapour to the ether of space yet the
same base that made solid matter still remains and this fills boundless space. Only

the vibration is changed, therefore the Life Consciousness or Infinite which
becomes all forms is eternal in nature, expressing itself in a variety of forms, then we
realize that the individual consciousness can be none other than the Infinite

Consciousness itself individualized. That is why you and I are indestructible,
our consciousness will remain to unfold in the Eternal Infinite Being by giving
greater and fuller expression to the Infinite Life as we realize it more and

more.
Jesus taught in parables as it was impossible to unveil the Truth to the
masses. Although he taught his disciples the inner working of the Laws yet
he told them that the real significance of what he taught would be revealed by

the Spirit within themselves. The time would come when the inner meaning of
his words would dawn upon them and so it is with us, and when this happens
we wonder why we did not discern his true meaning long ago.

The trouble is that most people cling to their experiences and disregard
the truth of their being with the result that they ignorantly use the creative
power to produce more and more negative experiences and then rebel, not
knowing that they themselves are the creators. This discovery cannot be made

for us; we must find it ourselves.
This is shown clearly in the parable of the prodigal Son. The state of
sonship had never altered for either of the two brothers but in different ways they

each missed the true position as sons. One limited himself by separating off a
particular share of the Fathers goods for himself and because he accepted his
portion as a limited share instead of the whole, his share was speedily exhausted

leaving him in misery and want. He went off on his own into the wilderness of
his intellect and lost sight of the Father who was his very life and substance. The
other brother limited himself by supposing that he had no power to draw

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