What Is the Temple of the Holy Spirit? – David facilitates a healing session of questions and answers with a group of friends. In addition to addressing the self-concept as the root of misunderstanding, David also reminds us that we cannot lose what we never had!
Paradise Is Now – David teaches the opposite of being a victim of the world is what the Workbook Lesson 253 says, “My Self is ruler of the universe.” W-253 This talk also gives context for the purpose of watching a reality TV series, Mexican Dynasties, as a method of coming to fully understand “love thy neighbor as thyself.” (Matthew 22:39)
What If I Give My Family to the Spirit? – David invites us to find the strength of Christ inside of our Self. If you believe that you are a person in a world apart from mind and hold the self-concept of being a family member in a family, you deny our Self as Christ. By including everyone in mind and seeing that there is nothing apart from mind, the all-inclusive experience of the family of Mind of Christ is revealed. We are spirit, one Self.
David intimately shares an invitation to community living, (a devotional stay application form can be found at https://livingmiraclescenter.org/centers/devotional-stays.html), as he looks back upon 25 years of travel to gatherings, holy encounters, and establishing communities that have grown in number and size.
Jesus knows the way to truth beyond the endless maze of roles, concepts, and beliefs that we have accumulated in this world. Transcending fear requires listening to and following guidance. David Hoffmeister shares how Jesus used the mechanism of travel to undo the belief in ego preferences and attachments, and thus to undo fear. Family roles and responsibilities are often a concern as we start to embark on the path back to truth. Jesus works with us gently to unwind the mind. David’s sharing on this topic is especially helpful for anyone who feels the confusion of responsibility to both family and the spiritual journey.
Mystical community is purely a state of mind; a community without walls, unstructured, and with no concern of the location or how many people involved. The practicalities and logistics are taken care of naturally in this open, Spirit-focused state of mind, which is everything! The concept of ownership does not belong here. David Hoffmeister and Nikita Sparks explore the contracts of conduct and the reciprocity implied in holding on to a personal identity. Shared agreements can be a helpful stepping-stone but not an alternative to Trust. By learning to trust the laws of God you develop a faith and a certainty in Spirit that lifts you out of the laws of the world.