Living Without Expectations

Living Without Expectations

Living Without Expectations – David Hoffmeister explores in detail what it means to practice living every day without expectations. This means letting go of all outcomes and ideas of getting anything. In order to keep our heart open, we need to be vigilant for the beautiful gift that Jesus is offering us in every moment. When we let go of all expectations and all ideas of how things should appear and what should happen, this brings the mind into a sense of focus on the present, releasing fear of consequences and our past conditioning. Then we can rest in the trust that everything that happens is for one reason only: our present joy!

Giving as God Gives

Giving as God Gives

Giving as God Gives – God only gives. We remember the love in giving. The world was made by the ego for getting something. The Holy Spirit uses the world of images for forgiveness and release, to remember the joy and blessings! When we truly give, we forget the ego and remember the light!

It’s a Done Deal!

It’s a Done Deal!

It’s a Done Deal! – David Hoffmeister shares about the enjoyment of following and opening to God’s Will and the importance of our communication function. Media is a communication tool allowing people to see, read, and listen. The Holy Spirit activates our minds to use this knowledge for a different purpose. The body was created as a symbol of separation in the ego’s fictitious world. Jesus teaches us that the Holy Spirit can transform special relationships into holy relationships and use the body solely as a learning device and communication tool.

Praying Without Ceasing

Praying Without Ceasing

Praying Without Ceasing – In this talk, David Hoffmeister has a profound discussion about going deep into faith and prayer. The prayer of the heart is for purity. The prayer of the mind is to be emptied out of all but God! Beyond the words, beyond time and space, beyond the body and the five senses, the call to God is everything!

What Is the Holy Spirit’s Curriculum of Joy?

What Is the Holy Spirit’s Curriculum of Joy?

What Is the Holy Spirit’s Curriculum of Joy? – In this session, David Hoffmeister discusses the importance of recognizing that what seems important and valuable in the world is part of a trick or deception to keep us from the present moment. The spiritual journey involves letting them go. In Lesson 133, Jesus teaches us to discern valuable from valueless, that if something will not last forever, it has no value. This helps us understand that gain and loss, winning and losing, success and failure are equally destructive thoughts when put on the timeline.

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