An incorporeal God manifests Itself as an incorporeal universe that includes man as the image and likeness of God.  Understanding the spiritual nature of body, even in its material manifestation is what this course is about.

This course covers the opening of consciousness to the spiritual world. In mysticism, the Christ is not a person, but the name of the illumined one within you. It is the spirit of God within every person on earth, saint and sinner, and everyone in between. The following subjects are covered in this course.

This course covers how we commune with the Christ within. Meditation is not an end in itself; it is establishing our receptive nature to the spiritual realm. Prayer is not petition or the desire for God to correct some problem in our material world; it is experiencing our oneness with God in the depths of our own consciousness.

The nature of mystical living is oneness.  I am at once the center and circumference of the universe.  In my oneness with God I am one with all spiritual creation.  In the consciousness of oneness there is no past or future, only the now.  Having discovered one’s spiritual self, and seen the nonpower of material effect, the student can now rest in oneness under the jurisdiction of spiritual law.

The great healing principles are impersonalization, detachment, and withdrawing power from the realm of effect.  This course gives the student specific classes that present the healing principles in clear and understandable ways.  They show the student how spiritual healing is applicable to daily life.

Bertrand Russell’s definition of a mystic says, “They (mystics) perceive evil as an illusion that changes when one shifts one’s field of perception.” This course is the prerequisite to spiritual healing. Without an understanding of the appearance nature of this world we will not have the tools to experience spiritual healing. In these twelve classes we learn to discern the erroneous premise upon which the material world is built, and with that understanding, detach ourselves from any sense of power the appearances may have.

God is not an entity or identity; God is an experience. When we understand the mystical principle of oneness, we begin to detach ourselves from the orthodox sense of a rewarding and punishing God. In the Bible we find the nature of God defined as stillness, peace and the gentle sound of silence. In this course you will find classes that cover all aspects of Deity.

Who are we? That is the age old question mankind has sought to answer. When we have awakened to the Christ within we begin a new relationship with our self. This course helps us distinguish our soul from our ego. When we live out from soul we live in a state of freedom.