Spiritual Practice | Accepting Correction, Addictions, Attack Thoughts, Chapala Mexico, Christ-Identity, Contentment and Happiness, Control, Dark and Intense Emotions, Death, Divine Providence, Empty Your Mind, Guidance, Guilt, Holy Instant, Jesus, Miracle Worker, Miracles, Non-Judgment, Personality Self, Practical Steps, Prayer, Resurrection of the Mind, Right Mind and Wrong Mind, Self-Honesty, Series Easter Retreat 2024, Signs and Symbols, Stress, The Bible, Time and Space, True Joy, True Peace, Trust
Crossing Dimensions of Joy – David Hoffmiester reflects on Easter and the significance of the cross in Christian culture. Jesus emphasized the vertical and horizontal crossings, stating that the vertical represents alignment with Jesus and the Holy Spirit, and the horizontal represents the Earth plane or linear time plane. The present moment is inspired by the vertical, while the past and future are defined by the horizontal. Jesus underscores the transformative power of joy not as a distant reward but as a catalyst for immediate liberation!
Modern Mysticism | Beliefs and Concepts, Cause and Effect, Communication, Dark and Intense Emotions, Desire, Empty Your Mind, Marriage, Memory, Mind Training, Presence, Private Thoughts, Purpose, Real Thoughts, Resurrection of the Mind, Right Mind and Wrong Mind, Separation, Stillness, True Forgiveness, True Love, Unified Perception
What Is the Resurrection of the Mind? – David Hoffmeister discusses the resurrection of the mind, a concept that most people often overlook. The mind is often seen as a mere part of their experience on Earth, with only psychologists, psychiatrists, counselors, philosophers, and scientists investing time in discovering it. However, most people are aware of their bodies and thoughts but often feel like they are just reacting to the external world. David suggests that the first step is to remember the mind, which is the focus of the Workbook of A Course in Miracles. He emphasizes the power of thought and that the mind is not private to individuals.
Spiritual Practice | Authority Problem, Awakening, Body Issues, Bringing Illusions to the Truth, Cause and Effect, Chapala Mexico, Christ-Identity, Collaboration, Dark and Intense Emotions, Defenselessness, Desire, Ego, Food Preferences, God-Dependent, Guidance, Guilt, Holy Instant, Jesus, Miracles, Money, Mystics and Saints, Prayer, Purpose, Resurrection of the Mind, Series Easter Retreat 2024, Spiritual Journey, Transcendence, True Love, with Friends
How Do I Embrace Unconditional Love and Resurrection? – In this joyful session, David Hoffmeister and friends address how one can embrace the miracle of unconditional love and resurrection by sharing miracles and answering questions.
True Healing | Beliefs and Concepts, Bringing Illusions to the Truth, Contentment and Happiness, Dark and Intense Emotions, Desire, Ego, Feelings of Lack, Grievances, Holy Relationship, Jesus, Miracles, Projection, Purpose, Resurrection of the Mind, Separation, Series the Heart of Christ Online Retreat Miracle of the Mind, Sickness, Stress, Transfer of Training, True and False Empathy, True Freedom, with Friends
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.
Modern Mysticism | Atonement, Awakening, Beliefs and Concepts, Christ-Identity, Communication, Dark and Intense Emotions, Ego, Fear, Guilt, Identity Confusion, Jesus, Leap of Faith, Living in Community, Miracle Worker, Miracles, Murder, People Pleasing, Perception, Projection, Purpose, Resurrection of the Mind, Separation, Series the Heart of Christ Online Retreat Rise into Joy, Sickness, Signs and Symbols, Sin, Suffering, Time and Space, True Forgiveness, True Love, with Friends
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.
