What Is a Miracle?

What Is a Miracle?

What Is a Miracle? – David Hoffmeister discusses the healing journey, which involves learning to relax and enjoy, living like a twig in the river, and letting go of the world and the person that seemed so important. Next, he discusses the concept of reverse amnesia, where the Holy Spirit spins the tables on the ego and tells us to forget this world and come with open arms unto God, while the miracle shows us beyond what the ego made. Enjoy!

What Does Miracle-Minded Mean?

What Does Miracle-Minded Mean?

What Does Miracle-Minded Mean? – Jesus tells us that words are symbols of symbols, “twice removed from reality,” (M-21.1:10) and that the prayer of the heart takes us to communion with God, not the words. Only in complete trust in God and the Holy Spirit can we truly experience present peace. This online retreat experience aims to help people relax and trust.

Trust Little by Little

Trust Little by Little

Trust Little by Little – The Holy Spirit will build our confidence step by step, using everything we offer, as much as our readiness allows. Enjoy this vibrant talk as David Hoffmeister and friends answer questions and share parables of trust and cluelessness!

From Getting to True Giving

From Getting to True Giving

From Getting to True Giving – In this closing session, David Hoffmeister offers that rather than asking, What can the world give me? we are invited to ask, What can I give to the world? This opens us to see what doesn’t fulfill us and to see what does fulfill us. It also gives us a chance to admit that something has gone wrong in our mind, and it is not for us to figure out, rather it is for us to ask for the correction from the Holy Spirit!

A New Beginning of Practical Applications

A New Beginning of Practical Applications

A New Beginning of Practical Applications – Enjoy this online retreat session as David Hoffmeister talks about a new beginning outside of time and lovingly answers about practical applications of many helpful concepts.

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