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in his portion he joined (to one) a citizen of that
country, turned still to one who believed in the
outer as cause, went into the external and tried
new sense beliefs and greater degradation results
from experience. Then he remembered his father's house. Man in extremity turns to God.
"When he came to himself," the real self, the
Christ, he saw the truth of himself and turned at
once to his Source, he realized that those who
serve in realization have abundance.
Luke 15: 17
Luke 15: 18
Luke 15: 20 |
"I will arise." We must arise above little
things, get a larger vision of our divine Selfhood.
The prodigal then made a determination and carried it out!
It was enough for the father that he had
turned, he met him with open arms.
An indolent "stayer at home" has no more
claim upon the inheritance than had the wanderer.
And the wanderer returned has proved conscious right. "The first shall be last, and the last first."
The prodigal son was in the presence of God
all the time and when he turned away from his
own and others' beliefs and opinions, he saw the
fulness of all good waiting to receive him. His
father had compassion, not human sympathy,
pity, but recognition of his son-ship.
d. Inportunate widow. Pharisee and Publican.. - p. 326
Importunate widow Pharisee and Publican - Lessons on prayer. We do not pray to please God
but to realize the Truth of the Omnipresence of
