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Announcements Forums Soul – February 12th, 2017 Thy darkness be as the noonday Reply To: Thy darkness be as the noonday

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Michael Pupko
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“feeling sick and/or depressed it would be easy to think even more about my troubles” Well stated, this really strikes a chord!! Reading the lesson this morning, citation 7 from S&H, “Through false estimates of soul as dwelling in sense and of mind as dwelling in matter, belief strays into a sense of temporary loss or absence of soul, spiritual truth. This state of error is the mortal dream of life and substance as existent in matter, and is directly opposite to the immortal reality of being. So long as we believe that soul can sin or that immortal Soul is in mortal body, we can never understand the Science of being.” struck me as a good focus for today. Combined with the clarity from the above post reaffirmed what I need to accomplish, always using the starting point of ‘perfect man and perfect creation.’ Thank you very much!!



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