Metaphysics One: part two

January 2012Nickie L. Golden, L.U.T

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Class Agreements

A! points of view are valid. Share your thinking and experiences.

Be wi!ing to go deep and to”try on” new ideas and explore new concepts.

Take responsibility for your own experiences.

Have fun exploring.

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Syllabus

Overview

Text book: Heart Centered Metaphysics

Assignments

Credit Expectations

Registration Fee/ Love offering

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Who are you?

What is your name?

What brought you here?

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How do you see God?

What is your earliest memory of God

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Names for God

What is your favorite name for God?

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Names for God:Beingness

Spirit

Oneness

Divine Mind

Principle

Source

Super Conscious

I AM

A!-Good

Mother/Father

It

Beloved Presence

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Key Points

God, the source of our existence every moment, is not simply omnipotent (a!-powerful); God is omnipotence (a! power). God is not alone omniscient (a!-knowing); God is omniscience (a! knowledge). God is not only omnipresent, but more -- omnipresence. p. 92 (Lessons in Truth, p. 19)

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Key Points

The term Principle refers to the unlimited, unchanging, eternal Divine Mind.

Unity’s first premise concerning Divine Mind is that It is Absolute Good. p. 94

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Key Points

Divine Mind is Law, Principle in action. A fundamental law is the Law of Cause & Effect. One example of Cause and Effect is Divine Order: Mind~idea~expression. p. 95

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Key Points

Divine Mind is Substance, Substance is not matter. Substance lies back of and underlies a! matter and forms. p. 97

Divine Mind is the unfailing Source of our supply. Our supply is Divine Ideas. p. 93

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Key Points

Divine Mind is the Life Essence that permeates and underlies every level of our being -- Spirit (Superconscious Mind), soul (conscious and subconscious mind), and body. p. 98

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Key Points

Divine Mind is the Life Essence that permeates and underlies every level of our being -- Spirit (Superconscious Mind), soul (conscious and subconscious mind), and body. p. 98

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Meditation

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