“When reason once recognizes right and wrong, it exhibits wisdom; when wisdom chooses between right and wrong, truth and error, it demonstrates spirit leading.” [UB, 103:9.10]

Thought Adjuster: “Wise, indeed, are those who can discern between right and wrong and make better-informed decisions. They self-qualify for a bright eternal future where their souls will become replete with cosmic wisdom, and the Father takes them under his wings since he invests his life force wisely to harvest dividends in soul currency.

“Your fathers ate manna in the wilderness and are dead. But bread which comes down from God, if a man eats thereof, he shall never die in spirit. I repeat I am this living bread, and every soul who attains the realization of this united nature of God and man shall live forever. And this bread of life which I give to all who will receive is my own living and combined nature. The Father in the Son and the Son one with the Father—that is my life-giving revelation to the world and my saving gift to all nations.” [UB, 153:2.12]

Thought Adjuster: “Should you wonder why My Voice is but a whisper, ask yourself how you would like your beloved to address you. Raising his voice would spoil the mood, wouldn’t it? It would startle you. 

Intimate relationships occur in close proximity. The lovers’ auric fields blend in with one another, as their hearts are wide open and fully receptive to each other. They relish in mutual closeness and share confidences in a low voice, as they are for their ears only.  

Thought Adjuster: “Love is energy in motion—an irresistible transformative and transmuting force. Its rich substance is, for the most part, experienced in small measures and sporadically by human souls.

“On every mountaintop of intellectual thought are to be found relaxation for the mind, strength for the soul, and communion for the spirit. […] These high-climbing souls deliver themselves from a multitude of the crosscurrent conflicts of the trifles of living, thus becoming free to attain consciousness of the higher currents of spirit concept and celestial communication.” [UB, 160:3.5]

Thought Adjuster: “An object is useless unless you have not identified its purpose. If you came across a can opener without having ever seen a can, it would puzzle you. Who devised such a bizarre artifact? It will remain an enigma to you until the solution presents itself in the form of a tightly sealed metal can. As you struggle to pry it open, the purpose of the previously perplexing apparatus will dawn on you.

Thought Adjuster: “An object is useless unless you have not identified its purpose. If you came across a can opener without having ever seen a can, it would puzzle you. Who devised such a bizarre artifact? It will remain an enigma to you until the solution presents itself in the form of a tightly sealed metal can. As you struggle to pry it open, the purpose of the previously perplexing apparatus will dawn on you.

Thought Adjuster: “An object is useless unless you have not identified its purpose. If you came across a can opener without having ever seen a can, it would puzzle you. Who devised such a bizarre artifact? It will remain an enigma to you until the solution presents itself in the form of a tightly sealed metal can. As you struggle to pry it open, the purpose of the previously perplexing apparatus will dawn on you.

Thought Adjuster: “Jesus spoke of the faith of a mustard seed, whose activation unleashes superpowers capable of moving mountains. Knowing that he always resorted to colorful depictions to highlight important points of his spiritual teaching, it is likely that he referred to mountains of difficulty—not mountain ranges.