"If we live continuously in the contemplation of the invisible Presence and Power underlying all things, this very place whereon we stand is holy ground."
This month’s chapter is the “let us begin” chapter. In this beautifully organized book, The Art of Meditation, Chapter Three is a highlight. Joel gives clear instruction about how to meditate—emphasizing that there are many ways to come to the practice. He lays out techniques that anyone new to meditation will readily understand and be able to practice. “Let us begin by sitting in a comfortable position…” From there—and including many examples of forms of meditation—he describes the way of contemplation, on to periods of silence, reflection, meditation and finally communion. The key phrase in this chapter: “But it must be practiced.”
"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."

