The Human Will

By exercising the human will to its utmost capacity and grasping every opportunity as it presents itself, almost anything may by accomplished but there must be no wavering—a firm, continuous determination; not necessarily a rush but quick to see and using, as stepping stones, anything and everything that is honourable.

The great foundation principle of God

I AM—

I am all being and all being is myself. 

The Unity of Man

What is man that Thou art mindful of him?

Ah! he is indeed Thyself, and thou God art myself; I and He are one; I came from God and I shall return to Him.

Before Abraham was, I AM.

The Master's words highlight our absolute unity with God as one in essential being, if not in present potentiality. We often say God created man. This is apt to produce a false impression, for we think of a creation of something out of nothing; a beginning to be of humanity; our separation from God, which is not really so. Clearer to think of God as breathing into the limited and time-and-space-bound-physical man the breath of His being—and humanity became. The eternal purpose that had always been and always would be was thus manifested in phenomena and became for a time subject to bondage—that our full development might be attained by the fighting with that which seemed to be antagonistic to our divine nature.

I AWOKE! Conditions of Life on the other Side, Author Unknown, London, 1895

I AM

Say—

I AM—

I AM the Existent

I AM the All-inclusive

I AM the Infinite.

The Unity of Life

Life is one; it is an electrical, absolutely non-material stream of influence from the great source of life. It has not been, it cannot be discovered by the microscope or the dissecting knife; it is not material and cannot be revealed to material eyes but it informs matter and is manifested in and through it. If we think of the universe as a chain, it should be as of separate links strung together on an invisible string and that string the breath of the Divine; without this breath the universe would immediately dissolve and vanish from our eyes. In the beginning the earth was without form and void. In the beginning—that is when the Living One saw fit to bring into outward manifestation some of the thoughts of His heart and into the chasm, the void space, He breathed the breath of His own being. Then the fluid, gaseous, invisible matter cohered by the power of this breath and a solid earth arose where before was no such thing.

I AWOKE! Conditions of Life on the other Side, Author Unknown, London, 1895

Simply Be

Be at oneness with the world;  make of yourself all that you can possibly be; be a power in the world if you can and endeavour to put whatever talents you might possess to the best use you can toward helping all humanity.

The cart before the horse

True marriage should not be a sacrifice on either side but it should be the blending of two halves into one harmonious whole and unless this other half exists, there can be no perfect marriage. Every human being has a true counterpart of itself and it can never be entirely happy with any other. The world may not be ready to receive this truth but like all truths it has begun to dawn upon the world, not yet thoroughly understood or comprehended. Instead of combating and striving to suppress the light of a grand truth, why not strive to grasp and understand it?

The Law Governing True Marriage

Within the soul, there is mirrored a faint outline of the other self—the other half to which it must be united in order to complete the one perfect whole; one half must find the other real half of itself before they are really and truly a perfect whole.

The Sixth Sense

The sensitive aura, which surrounds most people is a sure safeguard if we would but listen to its warning voice; it is more truthful than the eyes, the ears, the taste or the smell or actual contact, which is feeling. This aura really does feel and communicates its discoveries to the sensorium more readily than the sight or hearing, smell or touch; it is fine, subtle, spiritual and it is utterly impossible to deceive it.

The Human Aura—William Vroman 

Climb the liquid mountains

It's wonderful to climb the liquid mountains of the sky. Behind me and before me is God and I have no fears.

—Helen Keller