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When we deny the race beliefs the universal
opinions about fear, trouble, sickness and death,
which bind us, until by Truth, we see our freedom, we
have handled the strongest claim of error there is, one of
the largest "bundles."
Remember, error and evil are only claims, resulting
from ignorance of God, and belief of separation; deny
ignorance, it does not belong to Divine Mind, and Divine
Mind is All-Presence.
Deny separation - there is none. All are in the One.
While we have not seen God every where, we have believed in seeing something not God. This belief is that
which must be "cast out," and is cast out by our denials;
because as we deny, we cease to believe in it.
Jacob, in his sleep, saw a ladder reaching from
heaven to earth. Angels ascended and descended. So
in sleep have we believed in the visitation of "angels,"
but God's presence was at the other end of the ladder.
When "morning" came and "day" dawned to Jacob,
he saw differently. "When Jacob awaked out of his sleep he said, Surely the Lord is in this place, and I knew it
not. . . . This is none other but the house of God,
and this is the gate of heaven." -- Gen. 28:16, 17.
When the disciples questioned Jesus about their inability to heal a certain case, he said it was because of
their unbelief. He added these words. "Howbeit this
kind goeth not out, but by prayer and fasting." This is
just as true to day. We must fast and pray without
ceasing.
Fasting in its inner sense, is the soul's denial of all
the claims of sense; denying the old mortal idea of life
and of self; that the Divine Idea may more fully possess
our thoughts.
"The Lord is in the midst of thee, thine eye shall
not see evil any more."
