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Introduction to the Global Heart

The Cause of Everything is Spirit

Within everything is Spirit. God is not just a spirit, but the Spirit. The knower, the soul, the experiencer within us is part of Spirit. Consciousness can only be explained by Spirit, therefore our consciousness is part of God's consciousness. As we join hands and hearts with single purpose, we expand our consciousness and become one with God. God is love. We are individual points of consciousness in the Unity of consciousness.

God and Man

God is the first cause of creation. The creative thought of God manifests itself as through a process and produces an effect.

Man, meaning both men and woman are born in the image of God, sharing a part of God's consciousness. Man therefore, like God, also has creative thoughts, and these thoughts manifest themselves. The process most be in accordance with God law. The processes produce the effect.

Feedback in the Mind of Man

With God, all the effects are perfect. But with man, he must test the effects. The effects are observed through the senses and an image is formed in the mind. This image is evaluated, and if not perfect, man can again think the thoughts which produce new effects. Thus a circle is created, from thought to effect, from that which is observed to what images form in the mind which in turn produce new thoughts. This is the whole cause and effect cycle, the feedback system that allows man to fix his mistakes.

The Global Heart

Man using this feedback can produce heart warming effects, or man can ignore the feedback and make mistakes and cause suffering. On a global scale, all of mankind produces global effects. By awaking the Global Heart man can make the world so much better through love instead of self interests.

Religious Science

Similar ideas are found in Religious Science. This religion is different in that teaches about this creative process. This religion is different as it is completely compatible with science without loosing belief in Spirit. Further information about Religious Science can be found in the teachings of Ernest Holmes and the principles contained in a book called Science of Mind. The first edition of this book was written by Ernest Holmes in 1926.

By watching what we cause with our thinking, we can effect the results that happen in our life. Think positive thoughts and positive results are achieved. Negative thoughts, on the other hand, can trigger anger, fear and sickness.

Belief in God

There has to be a first cause and that is God. God is Spirit and therefore conscious. God is perfect and therefore produces only goodness. God gives us free will. We can choose what we want. If we turn to God we are not lost. God is our reference. Without God we become lost. We loose track of what is good. As proof, we know that so may people have been cured from alcohol by believing in the second step in the Alcoholics Anonymous twelve step program which states: "Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity."

Love and Fear

God is love. By giving up and surrendering to God, we can feel constant love. Love pushes away fear. When we go higher in our heart, we witness the big picture and we can see that getting angry or being a victim of fear is something we can elect not to do. We are all actors on a stage, and we can choose our roles by becoming the director.

There is No Evil

People can fill their hearts with God, or elect to shield God from entering in their hearts. It is their choice. Those who keep God and goodness away seem evil.

But there is only light. You turn on the light. You do not turn on darkness. Darkness is the absence of light. If there was no light, the concept of darkness would not be necessary, as it would be always dark. If there was no goodness, evil would not exist as it would always be evil. Lack of goodness does hurt. Without goodness man becomes a intelligent brute that stumbles and falls in the dark.

More Deepermind

The links below provide insight into many areas. It is suggested you read them in the order listed.

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1. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs