The Power of the Mind

God in Heavenletters™ tells us again and again that there is nothing we need. We think we need; therefore, we need.

I think about this a lot. I see in myself and in others how we make ourselves dependent upon one thing after another. If we are dependent upon something, we must think we need it.

I am thinking even of things like aspirin and sleeping pills, to say nothing of all the other dosages out there.

I think of things like complaining or getting angry. We must think we need to, or why would we?

I think of diets and all the new ones, each one better than the one before. There are so many. How many times have we heard that calories count and also that they don't? High protein, low protein, high carbohydrate, low carbohydrate, the standard balanced meal or food-combining, alkaline is healthy, and we must drink alkaline water – or what? Die?

Today fats aren't good for you, and tomorrow they are.

I for one am tired of following what someone else tells me to do. And yet I have bought it all at one time or another.  I still do. I would love to get away from that.

How many of us think: "If I eat bread, I will gain weight." With such thoughts we are locking in the idea that we will gain weight. It certainly seems to be a fact that bread equals weight gain, but is it a fact, or is it because we have believed it for so long that it becomes true?

What if we had the idea that we could eat anything we want when we want and believed this is the way to get thin? Would we get thin then? What was that about the faith of a mustard seed?

God says our thoughts are powerful. God says in at least one Heavenletter that Christ could heal instantly because he saw health, not illness.

Today an EKG will tell someone that he has heart trouble, and then he really does.

We have heard about mind over matter, yet we don't seem to claim mind over matter as our own.

In one of David Hawkins' books (I think it was Power vs. Force) he documents cases of multiple personalities. When a particular person is one personality, his body is loaded with severe allergies, for example. When he is another personality (the same body), he has no allergies whatsoever. One personality may have diabetes, and in another personality, the same body doesn't have even a touch of it. This is from one moment to the next. A different mind, a different body.

Sometimes the same body has three or more personalities, and each body tells a different story according to the mind set of the personality present. Talk about our creating our own reality!

If the thoughts and beliefs of multiple personalities can change the physical body, why can't our thoughts and beliefs do the same? Why can't we heal our bodies of any illness instantly?

Wow, our thoughts are powerful.

We even have the ability to heal the whole world.

God says we are in process of doing that right now.

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Oh Yes, Gloria Dear, I have too. Tried this, tried that, not anymore. Why will I have to be slimmer? I feel fine!
Mieke Loves me and that is all that matters!!! I feel a stitch in my shoulder when driving, Why GOD? and when I think of GOD the stitch goes away, better than aspirin!!
and cheaper. I find that whenever my thoughts are God orientated no pain or discomfort will come near me. I feel fine come and feel me. Love to you All. Jack

Dear Gloria,
In one of Bernie's books I cant remember if it was Love medicine and miracles or Peace ,love and healing he talks about a retired doctor who said he could tell from a person's personality what dis-eases they would devolop and I am beginning to observe this myself in my patients.It is fascinating and I am learning that the path to true physical healing is through mental healing. As Bernie has been teaching us for years LOVE HEALS ,so as we put our attention on God/love our dis-eases and physical pains fall away.i'm working on it!
Much love Nancy x

Gloria....Thank you for inviting me to read these two blog topics...Yes very interesting that we both were saying very similar things with different words of course. I believe for some reason that there is a very gutsy, fiercely independent part of me that refuses to go along with the "herd". Yet, at the same time I am content with others following others...cause for them there may be hidden reasons and purposes that are aligned with their path for that moment. Another kind of side topic here is that for the most part, most of human daily dialogue is involved with stating, defending or reacting in all kinds of ways to opinions or points of view. I find myself doing this less and less and less...although it is perfectly okay with me if others do it. When in a typical conversation with another...if the other has just given me a point of view, I find myself just nodding and feigning agreement...cause really...who cares? I really don't! But...I do care about the person and endeavor to love them through and through....and endeavor to engage them with my heart...all the while allowing the mind to do what it does best: remember, anticipate, regret, categorize, judge, contain, compare, calculate and sometimes even condemn myself and others. From the sweet, loving equanimity of the Heart...all is well...in a way and a manner that the mind will never understand. Loving everyone on this site...Jim.

Jack, yes, let's take God before aspirin!

Nancy, Bernie knows whereof he speaks. It must be so. And yet, can it always be that simple? What about the innocent babies? And aren't we all innocent?

Jim, thank you for coming here. Much appreciated.

Mmmmmmmm good point I wonder what God would say about that.

Nancy, I remember that Bernie has asked a question or two about the suffering of the innocent. I will ask Annette, the archivist, what she can find.

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