Spiritual Practice

“stay with holy company”

"It is important to realize it is not just a literal wording of teachings but also the entire energy field of a teacher or organization that has a subtle, unseen field effect upon students" -- RSMM.

contemplation: What am I?

Doc recommended modifying the "Who am I?" contemplation to "What am I?"

recontextualization as a spiritual practice

Request: What is LoC of this part of Doc's teachings? Recontextualization seems to always work if it is sincerely used, even when all other methods fail.

to not identify with your mind’s story of your life

Awareness approaching the witness at 600.

"yes, Lord"

Possibly the most powerful spiritual posture a human being can assume, that of following the Lord no matter what.

a prayer for inner peace

How I've been praying lately.

Letting Go: The Pathway of Surrender

Calibration of Dr. Hawkins' book.

mantra: this is for God to resolve, not the ego (article)

A spiritual practice to realize a higher energy that preemptively resolves problems at any level.

awareness plus intention is curative

High focus (awareness) with high intention (power of context) processes out all blocks.

conduiting: a spiritual practice

Conduiting is distinguished from meditation by the addition of awareness of intention, which is "where" the conduit leads.

Letting go through the eyes

LoC of this spiritual practice and it's description.

contemplation: How am I aware or even know that I exist?

On page 399 in Doc's book 'I': That question is the best that can be acted upon for it leads directly and nonverbally to the ever present Reality. By request.

reading the Bible as a spiritual practice, devotion

Request: Reading the Bible daily as a way to improve one’s God consciousness, devotion to God.

"Bypassing the mind" meditation style of Dr. Hawkins

Request: In chapter 4 of "Discovery of the Presence of God", in Q&A section, there is a question "What should one focus on in meditation?"

doing nothing as a spiritual practice

Leads to the discovery that you are not the doer.