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The same is declared by Paul in these words. "God is
All and in all."
"Since God is All, there is no room for any
opposite." -- S and H.
"To see the Divine Nature as filling all, is the destruction of every opposite claim."
One says, that all our trouble comes from the use of
two little words, "mine" and "thine." These certainly
admit a claim of separation. When we learn to speak
the "I am" in consciousness of oneness, we will know
how to say with Jesus, "All thine are mine, and all mine
are thine."
It has been written in one of the sacred books, "This
is the great enemy, the my-ness in me." My thought of
separation from God and from my fellow being, causes
all belief of enmity.
Let us deny separateness, and declare oneness. The
Great Source of Life and Light, pushes Itself into expression, just as the sun sheds its light in all directions.
God's expression is man, and as the rays of light are forever joined to their Source, and shine by its light, not as
separate rays, but blended into one body of light, so man
is always united with his Source, and lives its Life, and
is one Mind, soul, and body, with all expressions of Life.
Christ -- Divine Nature -- is the Head, the Foundation, the Beginning of all things. And all things are the
"body" of Christ -- the form of Divine Nature. As such,
let us receive all things, as being in the nature of the
Divine, whose Presence and Power, whose Light and
Knowledge is All, and embraces all.
One Substance is the Substance of all things. There
is no hurt for us in anything. Every breeze that blows,
whispers of good; every thing that moves, tells of Divine
Life and Presence. We have nothing to fear, therefore,
