Moving Beyond Perception – A session of lightness and laughter as many topics are addressed in a deep and thorough way. Relationships, roles, moving beyond perception, and remembering to ask “What is it for?” A few participants share authentically and deeply from the heart, and David responds with helpful parables, healing examples, and many encouraging thoughts of the Holy Spirit.
Step Back and Let Miracles Flow – This is a dialogue with David Hoffmeister for an interview during the pandemic days. There are few who can discuss A Course in Miracles with humility as beautifully as David. The spiritual journey involves a lot of faith and requires a lot of support from mighty companions. David details practical suggestions, ideas, and resources that will assist the mind in moving through the darkness to the light! Sit back, relax, and enjoy this wonderful interview!
Rejoice and Be Glad! – The innocence of Presence shines through in this beautiful talk that delves into a deep spiritual message dismantling all the concepts of time and space. David Hoffmeister offers a constant reminder of the witnesses of the Holy Spirit shining through for us. Rejoice and be glad! Our perception was lost, but now it is found. “Happy dreams come true, not because they are dreams, but only because they are happy.” T-18.V.4:1
Keeping the Fire of Inspiration Burning – In this talk, David Hoffmeister inspires us to have the strength to decide what we want to focus on with the Holy Spirit, even when the form shows up to distract us. David shares that everything in form is a pointer to the Spirit and invites us to give all interpretations to Him. Then we can rest assured that everyone is blessed and whatever occurs is for the healing of the mind! And just trust Jesus and the Holy Spirit will handle time and space while we keep the fires burning bright with our devotion and dedication.
How Do I Dislodge My Mind from Death? – In this opening session, David Hoffmeister emphasizes the importance of focusing on the correction in the mind and not on the errors of the dream. He employs the analogy of a caged pet bird, drawing a parallel to the sleeping Son of God, to vividly depict the collective amnesia we experience and our forgetfulness of our true home in Heaven. David subsequently discusses how our perception of problems is not the issue, but rather, it’s the filter through which we view these problems that cloud our thinking. He delves into the importance of changing our mindset, including on the topic of death.