So the possibility of successfully navigating faith crisis, there's approximately 3,720 to

one.

So then, in the metaphysical sphere, the mystic is the one who feels that everything that

happens is in some way harmonious, is in some way right, is in some way an integral part

of the universe.

Now when we translate that into the moral sphere, the sphere of human conduct, the equivalent

is this.

There are no wrong figures, because everything we're talking about, in other words, we're

not asking you to face the reality, we're asking you to use your imagination, we're asking

you to contour your thoughts in order to produce feelings.

There are no wrong figures.

Use your imagination, contour your thoughts in order to produce feelings.

Someone said that religion is for people who are afraid of hell, and spiritual is for

people who have already been there.

Your whole countenance here is we are visiting with you, this is harder, I'm not doing it,

and while that is the reality that may be you've been living, it's not the whole reality,

it's sometimes it isn't hard and often you are doing it, and so you just have to decide

how you want to feel.

When you feel a little negative emotion, if rather than saying I need to change this thought

or I need to bridge this belief, if you would say I want to find a thought that feels better

right now, right now, right now, right now, if you've adapted to not feeling good, then

this isn't going to work for you.

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