Path 2 Inspiration

If you came to this meeting tonight conscious of wanting something, desiring something, you walked in the company of Barabbas. For to desire is to confess that you do not now possess what you desire, and because all things are yours, you rob yourself by living in the state of desire. My savior is my desire. As I want something, I am looking into the eyes of my savior. But if I continue wanting it,...

“A most effective way to embody a desire is to assume the  feeling of the wish fulfilled and then, in a relaxed and sleepy state,  repeat over and over again like a lullaby, any short phrase which  implies fulfillment of your desire, such as, Thank you, thank you, thank  you, until the single sensation of thankfulness dominates the mind.” –  Neville Goddard

The forming of your dream takes place in your mind. Know that for it to be realized to reality, it must first be realized in your mind too. Rise yourself up, and value yourself more. If you seek to realize your future dream, it must become a present fact in your mind. You must experience, in imagination, what you would experience in reality if you had achieved your goal, for the soul, imagining it...

Envy is a poison you have to destroy and eliminate from your mind.

Putting limitations in your imagination will just stop you from the endless possibilities. All things can exist from your imagination for it creates reality. Assume that it is and you will see the world coming together for you and make it into harden fact. All things are possible to you because you are all imagination and imagination creates reality. Knowing what you want, imagine you have it. Kno...

Why is self-love so important for meditation? Whatever harm I have done to myself or others - by words, by thoughts, or by actions - I now forgive myself.

Everything you have ever done was done by Christ! He is your life and without Jesus Christ in you, you could not breathe. Allowing everything to happen, he will experience it all, as you! Believe every precept literally, for it will be fulfilled literally. Believe that all things are possible to you and that you are what you want to be. Persist in that assumption and it will harden into fact.

In the Bible, Paul recommends that we make known our requests with praise and thanksgiving. Some extraordinary results follow this simple method of prayer. The thankful heart is always close to the creative forces of the universe, causing countless blessings to flow toward it by the law of reciprocal relationship, based on a cosmic law of action and reaction. For instance, a father promises his so...

In the second chapter of the Book of Luke the story is told of Jesus’ parents, worried and seeking him for three days, finding him and complaining, to which Jesus said: “How is it that you sought me? Know you not that I must be about my Father’s business?” I ask you not to put yourself in that frame of mind. Your earthly parents seek you and, at the tender age of twelve, you dare to say to them: “...

“This too shall pass” is a great mantra that teaches us the power of impermanence. The essential idea is that no matter what you are currently going through in life, it’s ultimately temporary and will change.

Make yourself comfortable. Close your eyes and let the magic happen.

Then this story is told to show how you should pray and not lose heart: "In a certain city there was a judge who neither feared God nor regarded man. There was a widow in that city who came constantly, asking him to vindicate her against her enemies. At first he refused, then he said to himself, ‘Although I neither fear God nor regard man, yet because this woman bothers me I will vindicate her bef...

Now, who is Jesus? He is your awareness, your I AMness. In the Book of Exodus, Moses was told to "Say unto the people of Israel, ‘I am has sent you.’ This is my name forever. By this name I shall be remembered throughout all generations, and besides me there is no other Lord." Jesus is the Lord, your I AMness; your consciousness of being. “Joshua” is the Hebraic form of our word “Jesus” and means...

At the end of some buddhist ceremony we would do something called sharing of merits, which is the sharing of our good karma with others. One person would be pouring water in a bowl and we would all chant : Idam me natinam hotu sukhita hontu niakayo 3x times  Before we get into the details of sharing merit we have to define what is merit. There are 10 forms of meritBuddhist,

The first divine abiding (brahmavihara) is love & kindness (Metta). It’s the sublime quality and skill of benevolent love towards all living things.  As rain does not discriminate when it falls so should you NOT, when practicing loving & kindness.

“The human mind is a composite of many qualities and tendencies. It consists of likes and dislikes, optimism and pessimism, hatred and love, constructiveness and destructiveness, kindness and cruelty. The mind is made up of all these qualities and more. It is a blending of them all, some minds showing one of these qualities dominating and other minds showing others dominating.”

Muditā means joy; especially sympathetic or vicarious joy. Also: the pleasure that comes from delighting in other people's well-being, success, happiness and joy.,

How is your energy level today? Did you wake up eager to face the tasks ahead? Did you push your chair back from the breakfast table with the feeling that you were rarin' to go? And did you plunge into your work with enthusiasm? You didn't? Perhaps for some time now you just haven't had the vim and vigor you think you should have. Perhaps you feel tired before the day begins, and drag through your...

With the idea that we are about to give you, you can have riches far beyond your fondest hope. This idea will bring you a wealth of happiness. For your personality will expand. And you will receive affection and love, both of quality and a quantity you have never before dreamed possible.

Equanimity is one of the most important skills and qualities one can develop. It is the fourth and last of the sublime abidings (brahmavihara). It is also one of the perfections (paramis) one needs to develop in order to reach enlightenment.   Equanimity is not necessarily the easiest concept to understand but it is crucial, nonetheless.   Equanimity is a balance and form of wi...

“Be still and know that I am God.” We must realize that the cause underlying most failures to effectual prayer is muddled thinking and lack of emotional control. The important thing to observe is that we find the same law operative in the magnetic attraction of impulses of fear, jealousy, anger, and despair (which are responsible for most of the failures and frustrations in life) as we find in the...

The Buddha taught: “If you knew as I know the benefit of generosity, you  would not let an opportunity go by without sharing.” The Buddha taught and lived what is really a “way of life”: giving and receiving—the practice of dana.

The Ancient Greeks said, “Man, know thyself.” As you study yourself, you seem to be made up of four parts: Your physical body, emotional nature, intellect, and the Spiritual Essence which is called the Presence of God. The I AM within you, the Divine Presence, is your Real Identity Which is Eternal. You are here to discipline yourself, so that your intellectual, emotional, and physical nature are...

The Buddha said that patience is the highest asceticism 

The solution lies within the problem. The answer is in every question. If you are presented with a difficult situation and you cannot see your way clear, the best procedure is to assume that Infinite Intelligence within your subconscious mind knows all and sees all, has the answer, and is revealing it to you now. Your new mental attitude that , creative intelligence is bringing about a happy solut...