Wisdom at Your Fingertips
“Eternal holiness abides in me.” Let’s look closely at today’s statement. Eternal means beyond time as measured in worldly terms. Time is useful for it allows you to experience one thing after another, instead of having to process everything at once. Eternity has to do with an awareness where sequencing is no longer an issue
“The Holy Spirit looks through me today.” Today’s statement is an echo of lesson 271 “Christ’s is the vision I will use today” stated in the present tense. You have made up your mind, you have decided to focus on the source and its qualities as they well up within you. You exert your free
“I am under no laws but God’s.“ What are God’s laws, you would no doubt want to know. And rightly so. If you are not subject to any of the commonly known and practiced laws of society, health, economics, and so forth, what are the laws that do apply to you? Think of a parent
“Let me not forget my function.“ Your function is “to be the light of the world”, according to the text of this lesson. By being aware of what you truly are, you are fulfilling your function. And so, each and every moment you notice a disturbance of your peace, your function is not to resist
“Forgiveness is my function as the light of the world.“ You are creative thought in expression. The light of the thought that you are shines on all of creation, including on those who feel caught up in the loops of the mirror-world. The light simply shines, thereby lighting up, lightening up and enlightening all that
“I am the light of the world.“ Let’s look at the elements that make up this statement, beginning with “the world”. What is the world? The world is a concept, a construct of the mind. It has attached itself to creation as you experience it around you. The construct “world” has been allowed to overlay
Five ideas for review: 41) “God goes with me wherever I go.“ 42) “God is my strength. Vision is His gift.“ 43) “God is my Source. I cannot see apart from Him.“ 44) “God is the light in which I see.“ 45) “God is the Mind with which I think.“ These five statements reflect your