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Published on: 2013-04-02
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“God has no way of operating except now, as a continuing now,” says Joel Goldsmith in Living Now. This book is a stirring call to forsake the past, free oneself from the chains of faith and hope in the future, and live in the Beingness of now. Goldsmith presents the truth revealed to him that at this very moment, we possess all that will unfold as our experience for all the days to come. It is embodied and embraced within our consciousness, and day by day it will unfold and appear as necessary in our human experience. “Every new minute is a continuation of this present minute,” says the author, “and what we put into this minute is what is going to be a continuing experience for us throughout eternity. All that is embraced in our consciousness now will continue to unfold unto eternity because there is no future time.” In Living Now, Goldsmith asks us to imagine what life could be like if we truly grasped the meaning of these challenging revelations. If we can come to the realization of our oneness with God, he says, then God’s grace is my sufficiency in all things, and there is a sufficiency with which to meet my every moment’s need. “Just as I receive only enough air in my lungs for this second’s breath, and then a second from now I receive enough air for that second,” Joel writes, “so every second of my life I receive from the Father within sufficient Grace unto that moment and unto the fulfillment of every requirement of every moment.”But how do we come to that realization By practicing and practicing and practicing, Goldsmith says, and by holding to this truth until gradually our whole consciousness changes. We ponder, meditate, and cogitate upon Reality, and we commune with our inner or spiritual Self. Then through receptivity, we become responsive to impartations from the Infinite. Ever the practical teacher, Goldsmith also identifies the barriers to this spiritual attainment – desire, fear, problems of health or supply, personal egotism, erroneous entrenched beliefs, to name a few – and shows us how to dissolve them. Eventually, he reassures us, we can begin a new pattern of living in this moment, of living each second at a time, knowing that in this second God’s grace is at work. JSTOR JSTOR is a digital library of academic journals books and primary sources. The Time of Myths - TV Tropes The Time of Myths trope as used in popular culture. A setting in the ancient past when gods demons and monsters walked the earth. Often blends the Browse by Topic The BAS Library Browse by Topic Quickly browse all the topics in the BAS Library Popular Topics Pericles - Wikipedia In the spring of 472 BC Pericles presented The Persians of Aeschylus at the Greater Dionysia as a liturgy demonstrating that he was one of the wealthier men of ... Gates of Vienna After being taken down twice by Blogger within a single week we got the message: Its Time To Go. Gates of Vienna has moved to a new address: The Great Pyramid - Reflections in Time - Bible Believers The Great Pyramid - Reflections in Time By John Tatler The Dimensions. In this chapter we take a look at the marvel of construction that is the Great Pyramid. On the Nature of Things - Online Library of Liberty Online Library of Liberty. A collection of scholarly works about individual liberty and free markets. A project of Liberty Fund Inc. Entertainment - CBC News 'It's just wild': Gold stars Matthew McConaughey and Bryce Dallas Howard. 2:13 Inspired by the real-life Canadian story of Bre-X Gold is an engrossing relevant tale ... Mi'kmaq Shorthand? - Flavin's Corner Main Page The provenance of any original document is always of the upmost importance but the scribe of the Mikmaq handwritten book is unknown. Who or how many used the ... Lothal - Wikipedia Before the arrival of Harappan people (c. 3000 BCE) Lothal was a small village next to the river providing access to the mainland from the Gulf of Khambhat.
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