"The study and practice of The Infinite Way is the development of spiritual consciousness."
“Since any thought that you might think about God would represent an opinion, a theory, or a concept and would not be God, how then are we in The Infinite Way to consider God? Actually, there is only one thing that you can know about God—God is—of that you can be very sure.” In this loving yet challenging chapter, Joel returns to the theme that The Infinite Way path is an experience. He sums up the chapter so beautifully: “I have but one wish for the students of The Infinite Way, and all others on the path, and that is, not that they accept what my experience in and with God has been, but that each one may himself experienceGod, know God, feel God, love and understand God, and finally realize Godhood.”
"We must drop this belief that we play a part in obtaining God’s love, God’s grace, or God’s givingness, and remember that the only part we play is to accept it by opening our consciousness to receive it."
