by J Douglas Bottorff | Aug 26, 2012 | Paradigm of Oneness
[Click here for audio: The Consciousness Factor] According to the paradigm of oneness, each individual is an expression of God, whole and complete. On the surface this would not seem to be true, for we see a very wide range of human expression—from failure to...
by J Douglas Bottorff | Aug 12, 2012 | Healing, Paradigm of Oneness, Uncategorized, Unity
[Click for audio: The Healing Principle] As a spiritual being, I am complete right now. My wholeness radiates through my mind, my body, and my affairs. The paradigm of oneness is, by default, biased toward healing. The soul is in a perpetual interactive state with its...
by J Douglas Bottorff | Aug 5, 2012 | Anita Moorjani, Paradigm of Oneness, The Spiritual Experience, Unity
[Click here for audio: Soul Evolution: Fact or Fiction?] “I sense that we choose to incarnate into a physical body in order to express love, passion, and the full range of other human emotions not available to us separately in the comprar levitra republica checa state of pure awareness and Oneness....
by J Douglas Bottorff | Jul 30, 2012 | Paradigm of Oneness, The Spiritual Experience, Unity
[Click for Audio: Oneness, What It Means] Attempting to describe our relationship with God as one of unity is difficult because we are trying to understand two defined entities—ourselves and God—as being one. We obviously have a consciousness that allows us to say, I...
by J Douglas Bottorff | Jul 22, 2012 | New Thought Inspiration, Paradigm of Oneness, Unity
Click for audio: Who Am I? The paradigm of oneness presents a model that is based on the omnipresence of God, the spiritual nature of the individual, and a relationship of oneness between God and the individual. Last week we focused on the nature of God. This week...
by J Douglas Bottorff | Jul 15, 2012 | Paradigm of Oneness
(Click for Audio: The Paradigm of Oneness) The key to understanding the logic behind any religion is found in understanding that religion’s view of the nature of God, the nature of the individual, and the nature of the relationship between God and the individual....
