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The New Thought Simplified

Tenth Suggestive Lesson.

1903 original text, YOGeBooks typeset transcription; original text extent only
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Tenth Suggestive Lesson.
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We do not need things, but we need God. To the God-consciousness is added everything needful.
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The divine voice within, which has been drowned by external noises, must become articulate. I listen to it! I utter it! I hear it! I obey it! I am one with it! I am it! In my new experience I turn within, and am led to exclaim with Thomas, “My Lord and my God!”
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As the sun radiates heat, so my spiritual inmost sends out abundant light, life, and love through every avenue of my organism.
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The Spirit is power. It goes behind appearances and knows what is real. It is. It abides. It rules.
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Our life is a divine infoldment and a human unfoldment. Though seemingly hidden, it is made in God’s image and after his likeness.
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The Christ within shows us the Father. As soon as the prodigal “came to himself”—his real self—he turned toward the Father’s House.
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I am never more alone, for “Thou art with me,” “Thou hast beset me behind and before.”
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I now behold my own ideal and potential completeness. I lack nothing. I am well. I am whole.
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The Christ method of healing is normal because it is in accord with the laws of being.
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I am Awake to My Own Divinity.

Source attribution

The New Thought Simplified, 1903. Original public-domain text only; YOGeBooks modern credits and appended bibliography excluded; PDF retained privately.

Ninth Suggestive Lesson. Eleventh Suggestive Lesson.