Abraham Outlines Three

Eternal Universal Laws

Even those who are unfamiliar with Abraham or Esther and Jerry Hicks will likely recognize the Law of Attraction. As described by writer Julie Mierau in the May 2019 issue of Guide for Spiritual Living: Science of Mind magazine, Abraham is a “group of loving entities” that appear to Esther in meditation.

Through ongoing communication with Hicks, Abraham outlines three Eternal Universal Laws, each one building on the previous law, each leading to what Abraham describes as “the joyous freedom of being able to create your own life experience exactly as you want it to be.”

The first is the Law of Attraction, which Abraham says is this: “That which is like unto itself is drawn.” This is described as the most powerful law, one that affects all things at all times.

The second is the Science of Deliberate Creation: “That which I give thought to and that which I believe or expect — is.” As Mierau writes, “This law reflects the teachings of Religious Science, that with our thoughts we create our reality.”

The Third is the Art of Allowing: “I am that which I am, and I am willing to allow all others to be that which they are.”

The three work together, as described by Abraham, in this way: “An understanding of the powerful Law of Attraction, coupled with an intention to deliberately create your own life experience, will ultimately lead you to the unparalleled freedom that can only come from a complete understanding and application of the Art of Allowing.”

— Learn more at www.Abraham-Hicks.com.

THEO Guides a Shift to a Spiritual Age

Sheila Gillette, well known in New Thought circles, is a world-renowned spiritual medium and the voice channel for the 12 archangels called THEO. In recounting her introduction to THEO, she says THEO “came in very loud, very direct and with much greater information to be shared with the world. They introduced themselves as 12 archangels to be known collectively as THEO, not as one personality.”

Gillette’s husband, Marcus, says that through daily meditation, we “acquire the awareness of your soul, to be all that you can be in this chosen life. It is time for that to be revealed, understood and experienced — now.”

He adds, “In doing this soul work, we will understand how to manifest, for our thoughts are the creative force. … The key is to realize that one is worthy.”

— Learn more in the May 2019 issue of Guide for Spiritual Living: Science of Mind magazine or at www.AskTheo.com. This year’s Big Sky retreat, taking place August 31 to September 5, features the Gillettes and THEO. More information can be found at www.BigSkyRetreat.com.

In Honor of Mothers

In honor of mothers and Mother’s Day, Rev. Dr. David Goldberg offers this affirmation in the Daily Guides of Science of Mind magazine, May 12, 2019:

Today I honor mothers, those who serve the role of mothers and the Divine Feminine in all.

A Cosmic Urge Propelling You Forward

— by Ernest Holmes

The Divine and Infinite Mind, always desiring self-expression through you, is an insistent urge, the cosmic urge, compelling you to move forward. It is this Mind in you that is also in all people. When you recognize other people, it is the Mind knowing Itself.

The Mind within you is timeless, yet it creates all periods of time. It is the intelligence back of every action, whether you call such action good, bad or indifferent. It is always in creating form, but It is never limited to any particular form. It is in your every act, It conceives your every act, but It is always more than any or all of your actions. Hence, even though you appear to be bound, the mind within you is perfectly free. …

You are not, then, merely a shadow of this Mind; YOU are really the substance of It. You are this Mind in action and the enforcement of Its Law. This Law is the Law of your Divinity, and since you are an individual, you manifest this Law in a unique way. You project this Mind through experience in a personal manner, different from any or all others.

This constitutes your true and immortal self.

— Excerpted from “A Holmes Reader on Meaning” by Ernest Holmes, as reprinted in the May 2019 issue of Guide for Spiritual Living: Science of Mind magazine.