The Inner Life

To think I am really I AM, Divine and Infinite, is to outmanifest such—to be Me, My Self. To do away with duality and separation—God and me, then God IS I—your SELF.

A certain percentage of mankind (mind, intellect, perception, conception, thought-force (faith and belief), is able to take into consciousness, to accept, think, give reality to—I have a soul, or I am a soul, and there are inner life realms.

A very much smaller percentage of mankind now living on earth is big and strong enough to accept or realize mentally and consciously that I, God, alone Am; that all appearances of self, personality, matter, earth, soul and soul realms, are illusions maya.

To those whose minds (whose perceptual and conceptual faculties) are strong enough to think ME, I AM able to come, to outmanifest My SELF. To them it is the coming of the New Jerusalem.

AFTER much speculating as indicated in the above, I began to think, Why not try to believe that I am able to prove it all; that if I pray and believe that God with His Infinite power can do what I ask, I can be in my I AM or Higher Consciousness always.

It is hard and discouraging on one’s mind to be God today, then human and finite tomorrow and possibly so for a week or a month. Why not try to use the Higher Law, as long as there is such, to promote a state of continuous God Consciousness?

It seems reasonable to suppose that God and the Angels are glad when one becomes conscious of one’s true nature as God; and They are sorry when one later loses that Consciousness. Therefore, They should be well pleased and satisfied to know that someone is using the law to lift himself into a state of God Consciousness all the time while on earth.

My mind often conceives that there are many degrees or kinds of Truth, all the way from Absolute Truth or God to relative truth. Absolute Truth would be Divine Mind, Infinite Being, Christ—the Absolute Truth of the philosophers, or Nirvana or Brahma to the Orientalists.

As one leaves the highest plane of Being, the farther one gets away from It, the less truth there is. That which is relatively true is likewise relatively untrue at the same time. Mankind