"Home is the expression of the consciousness of the individuals comprising the household. It takes on the atmosphere of the consciousness of those who make it."
If ever there were a chapter that is relevant for our times, “For Love Is of God” is it. Joel directly addresses how the pressures of the world separate individuals in all levels of their daily life—from family relationships to community and work-related partnerships, to concerns with our “enemies” out there in the world. “When we recognize God as our neighbor, we become members of the household of God, saints in the spiritual kingdom ...” He returns to the theme of God’s love flowing to us and through us to all who become a part of our universe. This chapter teaches about the love and forgiveness to be found through periods of silence where we allow God to enter into every phase of our lives.
"Gradually we go deeper and deeper until we find ourselves centered in God. We are not thinking any more: thoughts are being thought for us, ideas are being crystallized through us, impartations of the Soul become apparent to our awareness."
