Have you ever considered that beliefs are simply thoughts that have been thought over and over until they have become firmly rooted in your consciousness?

Have you ever considered that beliefs are simply thoughts that have been thought over and over until they have become firmly rooted in your consciousness?

Beliefs are only thoughts that have been thought repetitively, so repetitively, that they give you the illusion of being permanent and immovable. 

It is the belief you hold true now that is important.

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How can we doubt, that a marriage tie, when disapproved of by the inner monitor whom the Creator has Himself placed in our breasts, must certainly be much less inviolable than many interested married people persist in pronouncing it to be?

Body of consciousness?

We cannot injure the least member of the body of consciousness without injuring ourselves.

How do thoughts become beliefs?

Have you ever considered that beliefs are simply thoughts that have been thought over and over until they have become firmly rooted in your consciousness?

Beliefs are only thoughts that have been thought repetitively, so repetitively, that they give you the illusion of being permanent and immovable. 

It is the belief you hold true now that is important.

What are beliefs?

Have you ever considered that beliefs are simply thoughts that have been thought over and over until they have become firmly rooted in your consciousness?

Beliefs are only thoughts that have been thought repetitively, so repetitively, that they give you the illusion of being permanent and immovable. 

It is the belief you hold true now that is important.

What are comets made of?

Comets are not the nucleus of other worlds, but torches, great magnetic torches, vast oceans of pure spiritual essence devoid of matter. They circle and sweep around among the planets and revivify every worthless atom with which they come in contact.

―Grand Spirit Aristotle

Spirit force?

All force in the spirit world is will power, which requires to be guided by intelligence.

Can purity of heart bring wisdom?

To those who have ever felt the barrier, which lack of education erects, I say—

Take care! 

The knowledge of the physical mind is nothing compared to the wisdom, which purity of heart can bring.

—Spirit Archdeacon Wilberforce

How do you recognize the Voice of the Spirit?

The Voice of the Spirit cries forever—

Go on! Never mind what others say―never mind the criticism of the world—just go on! And remember that Christ is there to hold you lest you fall.

Voice of the Spirit?

There is no human being at any state of unfoldment whatsoever who can truthfully say that the Voice of the Spirit does not speak to him in secret. 

Listen to the Voice of God?

Listen to the Voice of the Spirit. 

Only by, and through, the door of spiritual perception can you hear the voice direct. And to those who do not hear the Voice of the Spirit as a voice, be of good cheer, for there is that within you, which listens and understands, and if the voice fails to penetrate the mind, yet in your heart, there is the wish to do as God would have you do, and you cannot go astray. 

Unconsciously, you are hearing with nothing in between the Voice of God—nothing in between, for when the greater you is attuned to the Divine, the mind ceases to exist in any sense there could be, as intervening between you and what is your own.

Relation of the physical to the spiritual body?

The spirit body is composed of spirit matter, which is unlike our matter by reason of its being more pliable and yielding, and being capable of being compressed into a small space without affecting the spirit who inhabits this body [the spirit body is not the spirit]. 

Spirit or soul merely dwells in the spirit body, which retains its form throughout all eternity. 

The spirit body is dependent on the mind for its food. Should the brain, which is the organ of the mind, suffer and become impaired, the mind cannot develop, and the growth of the spirit body is also impaired. 

Just as a richly clothed man appears to spirits as a pauper in rags if his spiritual wants had been neglected, so also a person whose mind had been starved appears to them like a wretched, undersized being, dwarfed in his spirit body, though to himself he doubtless seems to be a full grown man.