"At some period or other in our experience, we must give up our concept of the body as constituting the sum total of our being and accept the truth of our spiritual identity as consciousness."
We approach the study of this month’s chapter with reverence for the depth of its revolutionary teaching about what we have called death. “Death is our interpretation of what we are witnessing; but those who have caught the first tiny glimpse of God understand that God is life eternal, life without beginning and without end, ‘for he is thy life, and the length of thy days.’” This will be a chapter to read, to ponder about, and to re-read—one to take into meditation and reflection.
"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."
