F. W. Sears

Biographical details

Portrait of F. W. Sears F. W. Sears,  Everyday experiences (1916)

“ People and things are only instruments in the hands of God—the great Universal Law—to work out in the lives of those with whom they contact the effects of the causes they set in motion, and when we become convinced of this wonderful Truth we cease to blame others for any effect we may receive and neither do we blame ourselves for any effect which we, as the instrument, may give to others. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of F. W. Sears F. W. Sears,  Everyday experiences (1916)

“ The first step to take is to recognize that this is true; then recognize our union with this universal energy. Our God-self has this recognition in our inner consciousness and we begin to recognize it in the human mind through constantly affirming our oneness with it. We must be just as persistent in doing this as we are when we are learning to sew or to play on the piano, and no matter how many mistakes we may make at first, nor how little we seem to accomplish, we want to keep everlastingly at it. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of F. W. Sears F. W. Sears,  Everyday experiences (1916)

“ I called again and again in my impatient and irritated state of consciousness. Finally central answered saying, “What number, please?” It was a new voice on my wire; a voice that was filled with friendly feeling and good fellowship; one that unconsciously made union with the universal harmony and so felt only the “good” in everything, that all my irritation, annoyance and sarcasm at once disappeared and I replied in a voice which was new to me so filled with harmony were its tones, “You called me?” ”
Source: Gutenberg

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