Daily readings from Opening Doors Within by Eileen Caddy and 24 Hours a Day by Richmond Walker

We must think of the natural order as the unfolding of God’s nature in accordance with eternal laws which constitute his essential nature. The origin of things is not to be found in an act of will, but rather in the rational order which constitutes God or Nature.

We do not need any privileged revelation of God’s intentions and we must not apply to God any part of the vocabulary that is applicable to finite human minds.

Spinoza

We must think of the natural order as the unfolding of God’s nature in accordance with eternal laws which constitute his essential nature. The origin of things is not to be found in an act of will, but rather in the rational order which constitutes God or Nature.

We do not need any privileged revelation of God’s intentions and we must not apply to God any part of the vocabulary that is applicable to finite human minds.

Spinoza

We must think of the natural order as the unfolding of God’s nature in accordance with eternal laws which constitute his essential nature. The origin of things is not to be found in an act of will, but rather in the rational order which constitutes God or Nature.

We do not need any privileged revelation of God’s intentions and we must not apply to God any part of the vocabulary that is applicable to finite human minds.

Spinoza

The purpose of life needs to be positive. We weren’t born with the purpose of causing trouble or harming others.

For our life to be of value, we must develop basic good human qualities- warmth, kindness, compassion.

Then our lives become more meaningful, more peaceful - happier.

Dalai Llama

We must think of the natural order as the unfolding of God’s nature in accordance with eternal laws which constitute his essential nature. The origin of things is not to be found in an act of will, but rather in the rational order which constitutes God or Nature.

We do not need any privileged revelation of God’s intentions and we must not apply to God any part of the vocabulary that is applicable to finite human minds.

Spinoza

We must think of the natural order as the unfolding of God’s nature in accordance with eternal laws which constitute his essential nature. The origin of things is not to be found in an act of will, but rather in the rational order which constitutes God or Nature.

We do not need any privileged revelation of God’s intentions and we must not apply to God any part of the vocabulary that is applicable to finite human minds.

Spinoza

We must think of the natural order as the unfolding of God’s nature in accordance with eternal laws which constitute his essential nature. The origin of things is not to be found in an act of will, but rather in the rational order which constitutes God or Nature.

We do not need any privileged revelation of God’s intentions and we must not apply to God any part of the vocabulary that is applicable to finite human minds.

Spinoza

We must think of the natural order as the unfolding of God’s nature in accordance with eternal laws which constitute his essential nature. The origin of things is not to be found in an act of will, but rather in the rational order which constitutes God or Nature.

We do not need any privileged revelation of God’s intentions and we must not apply to God any part of the vocabulary that is applicable to finite human minds.

Spinoza

We must think of the natural order as the unfolding of God’s nature in accordance with eternal laws which constitute his essential nature. The origin of things is not to be found in an act of will, but rather in the rational order which constitutes God or Nature.

We do not need any privileged revelation of God’s intentions and we must not apply to God any part of the vocabulary that is applicable to finite human minds.

Spinoza