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Joel Goldsmith's principles of spiritual development, which he calls 'The Infinite Way,' have inspired millions of people around the world. In Invisible Supply, Goldsmith outlines ten principles of 'The Infinite Way' that will not only bring about inner peace and the growth of consciousness, but
'We need principles from which to work and upon which to stand if we are to rise above blind faith as we must,' writes Goldsmith. 'There are principles in every business, in every art, every profession, and every line of work. Those who abide by these principles, even though they may have many struggles, eventually achieve success.'
'Joel Goldsmith writes with a confidence of experience....His style is simple, colloquial, and serious.'-chicago Tribune
Joel S. Goldsmith (1892-1964) is the author of more than thirty books, including The Art of Meditation, Practicing the Presence, The Thunder of Silence, and Parenthesis in Eternity.
Contents
Chapter 1 The principle of supply
Why we experience lack; Invisible supply; Supply is spirit; Tangibles and intangibles-the visible and invisible; Supply is embodied in us; Casting bread upon the water; Forgiving and praying for our enemies; Sharing; Gratitude; Tithing; Demonstrating supply
Chapter 2 Secrecy, the primal mystical principle
Spiritual secrecy; What we may share and with whom; Pray in secret; Give alms in secret; Virtues are shouted from the housetops
Chapter 3 The principle of contemplative meditation
God-realization; Spiritual consciousness; Developing spiritual consciousness; Spiritual consciousness through meditaton; Principle of prayer; Constant cinscious abiding in truth; Proper use of scriptural passages
Chapter 4 Overcoming our sense of separation from god
Erroneous concepts of god; God neither punishes nor reqards; God does not withhold; The nature of god; God does not hold us in bondage; God cannot be deceived; Acknowledge the presence of god; 'I am god is all-inclusive; Your living is provided by grace; Realize omnipresence
Chapter 5 The fruitage of knowing god araight
The nature of god as fulfillment; God is the creator; God, the only love; God is the only power; God, the only source of truth; God, the only supply; God, the only life; God, the law and the substance; God, the harmony in all things; Rest in god; Spiritual wisdom; Getting spiritual understanding
Chapter 6 The armor of oneness
In god we have our bing; Spiritual discernment; Putting on the armor of oneness
Chapter 7 Practicing spiritual truth
Nurturing seeds of truth in secrecy; Truth can be uncomfortable; Practice truth in every activity; Truth is hard work
Chapter 8 Three principles of healing
God uses us to heal; God is the only power; Evil is not personal; Resist not evil; Judge not by appearances; Healing is a manifestation of truth; Wrong thinking; expressing your consciousness
Chapter 9 Principle of treatment
Dominion over mind and body; Asuming dominion through meditation; Treatment as a form of prayer; Treatment on supply; Treatment for a phsyical claim
Chapter 10 Temporal power is not power
The principle of no-power; The power of evil is not real; My kingdom; God is not a pwer to be used; World peace; the burdens will be lighter; From nothingness to allness
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wil also provide for material needs.'We need principles from which to work and upon which to stand if we are to rise above blind faith as we must,' writes Goldsmith. 'There are principles in every business, in every art, every profession, and every line of work. Those who abide by these principles, even though they may have many struggles, eventually achieve success.'
'Joel Goldsmith writes with a confidence of experience....His style is simple, colloquial, and serious.'-chicago Tribune
Joel S. Goldsmith (1892-1964) is the author of more than thirty books, including The Art of Meditation, Practicing the Presence, The Thunder of Silence, and Parenthesis in Eternity.
Contents
Chapter 1 The principle of supply
Why we experience lack; Invisible supply; Supply is spirit; Tangibles and intangibles-the visible and invisible; Supply is embodied in us; Casting bread upon the water; Forgiving and praying for our enemies; Sharing; Gratitude; Tithing; Demonstrating supply
Chapter 2 Secrecy, the primal mystical principle
Spiritual secrecy; What we may share and with whom; Pray in secret; Give alms in secret; Virtues are shouted from the housetops
Chapter 3 The principle of contemplative meditation
God-realization; Spiritual consciousness; Developing spiritual consciousness; Spiritual consciousness through meditaton; Principle of prayer; Constant cinscious abiding in truth; Proper use of scriptural passages
Chapter 4 Overcoming our sense of separation from god
Erroneous concepts of god; God neither punishes nor reqards; God does not withhold; The nature of god; God does not hold us in bondage; God cannot be deceived; Acknowledge the presence of god; 'I am god is all-inclusive; Your living is provided by grace; Realize omnipresence
Chapter 5 The fruitage of knowing god araight
The nature of god as fulfillment; God is the creator; God, the only love; God is the only power; God, the only source of truth; God, the only supply; God, the only life; God, the law and the substance; God, the harmony in all things; Rest in god; Spiritual wisdom; Getting spiritual understanding
Chapter 6 The armor of oneness
In god we have our bing; Spiritual discernment; Putting on the armor of oneness
Chapter 7 Practicing spiritual truth
Nurturing seeds of truth in secrecy; Truth can be uncomfortable; Practice truth in every activity; Truth is hard work
Chapter 8 Three principles of healing
God uses us to heal; God is the only power; Evil is not personal; Resist not evil; Judge not by appearances; Healing is a manifestation of truth; Wrong thinking; expressing your consciousness
Chapter 9 Principle of treatment
Dominion over mind and body; Asuming dominion through meditation; Treatment as a form of prayer; Treatment on supply; Treatment for a phsyical claim
Chapter 10 Temporal power is not power
The principle of no-power; The power of evil is not real; My kingdom; God is not a pwer to be used; World peace; the burdens will be lighter; From nothingness to allness
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62502778
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HarperCollins