A downloadable audio recording as an MP3 file of Church Lectures 85 and 88 of the Living Light Philosophy, given through the mediumship of Richard P. Goodwin on March 4, and April 1, 1979.

An audio recording on compact disc of Church Lectures 89 and 90 of the Living Light Philosophy, given through the mediumship of Richard P. Goodwin on May 6, and June 3, 1979.

CL 89: Looking Ahead: ". . . if we will make, truly, the effort to view the opportunity, the golden opportunity that lies deep within each and every experience, we will soon find that this great negative fear, this cloud that so often obstructs our view to the beauty of life, will quickly disappear . . . the spirit has revealed there is no drastic change on leaving your physical world . . . when we change our view, we literally change the laws that we and we alone have established . . . We can see the good, if we choose to do so, no matter what the experience is . . . the cure is in, of course, the cause . . . When we fill our minds with that enthusiasm, with that spirit of life, then we experience all the goodness that it has to offer . . . luck is a loser’s excuse for a winner’s position . . . I believe that man and man alone, as an inseparable part of the Infinite Intelligence, establishes all the laws in his life . . . knowledge knows much, but wisdom knows better . . . Our greatest asset, our greatest benefit, our greatest wealth is our health, our spiritual health, which reflects in our mental health, which reflects in our physical health . . . you have the divine right of choice to believe in that that brings the goodness in your life."

CL 90: Our Journey Inward: ". . . that which works for us is what we make the effort to make work for us . . . it is our motive that establishes the law that we alone must follow. If our motive is pure, then the manifestation for us is right . . . by becoming aware of our true motive, we know beyond a shadow of any doubt what the outcome will be . . . it is the things that we attach our self to that cause us the greatest struggles and the greatest difficulties in life . . . So let us make a little effort to pause each day a little more often, perhaps, than we have, for in so doing we are going to find that great peace that is within us . . . In all our searching, in all our gathering, and in all our garnering, we will not find that great peace or that great freedom [outside] . . . Freedom is something that we know deep within our self is our divine, eternal birthright . . . the greatest transgression of the principle of freedom is the denial of the Law of Personal Responsibility.”

A downloadable audio recording as an MP3 file of Church Lectures 89 and 90 of the Living Light Philosophy, given through the mediumship of Richard P. Goodwin on May 6, and June 3, 1979.

An audio recording on compact disc of Church Lectures 91 and 92 of the Living Light Philosophy, given through the mediumship of Richard P. Goodwin on July 1, and August 5, 1979.

CL 91: Reaping the Harvest: "This philosophy clearly teaches to put God into all our thoughts or to forget them . . . Man, we understand, is a law unto himself . . . Every experience in our life is absolutely necessary for our own evolution because we are a law unto our self . . . Unfortunately, we ofttimes look to others for a better way . . . We are the creators of the good in our life. We are the creators of the so-called bad in our life . . . if we choose to see the struggle, we cannot find the way of peace . . . But the false gods will not crumble and the false gods will not fall for us until we accept that all that we experience we created . . . because we did it to our self, we can do something better."

CL 92: Fulfillment: "This philosophy, The Living Light, clearly shows that desire is the divine expression . . . the fulfillment of everything is ever within us . . . If you will make the effort to see the good in everything, to see the good in all thought, to see the good in all experience, then you will, by seeing the good, first have risen the good within your own consciousness . . . God can only do for you what you allow this Infinite Intelligence working through you to do for you . . . whatever we can blame outside as the cause of our problem, we do not have to face personal responsibility for it. And therefore, we have to make no changes in our attitude, no changes in our thought, no changes in our feelings . . . the moment that we stop blaming outside for what is truly going on inside, in that moment will we stop denying the demonstrable, eternal truth, which is known as personal responsibility. For when we deny truth, we deny God . . . he who judges another has first judged himself . . . We cannot grant to another what we have not first granted unto our self . . . It is when we hold to our thoughts and when we hold to things, that’s when our struggle begins . . . It is only difficult to let go of the things that we choose to be difficult to let go.”

A downloadable audio recording as an MP3 file of Church Lectures 91 and 92 of the Living Light Philosophy, given through the mediumship of Richard P. Goodwin on July 1, and August 5, 1979.

An audio recording on compact disc of Church Lectures 93 and 94 of the Living Light Philosophy, given through the mediumship of Richard P. Goodwin on September 2, and October 7, 1979.

CL 93: A New View: ". . . in order to attain a new view of anything, we must release the view that we already have . . . We cannot expect, in a few moments a day of directing our thought and our attention to a new view, to completely bring about the demonstration of the change for us when our old view took so many untold thousands of hours to bring into being . . . Thought has brought us where we are and thought will take us on . . . repetition and only repetition is the law through which change is made possible . . . God will not change your life; God will only sustain what you choose . . . why do we choose the struggles of life? Why do we choose those things that we alone create? What value to what level of our mind do they have? . . . whatever your mind tells you that you need, you are lacking in giving . . . a gift is that which we free from our own universe, from our own mental thought . . . To separate truth from creation is the great personal responsibility of mankind . . . everything for us is within us . . .There’s a vast difference between the mind’s dictate of ‘dependent upon’ and accepting, a simple acceptance that you have it. When you accept that you have it, you will experience it with your whole being . . . Wisdom lives in the faculty of patience."

CL 94: World of Spirit: "World of Spirit is something that we are in, in this very moment . . . That which is beyond question is known as truth . . . it takes great effort of our will to bring about a balance . . . This philosophy teaches that acceptance is the divine will, that it is the will of God. Now we all have acceptance . . . When we choose to broaden our acceptance of the divine right of all, then we move into what is known as a godly state of consciousness . . . The way for you, for all of us, is always and forever dependent upon our willingness to accept the possibility of experiencing those aspirations in our own life . . . For whatever we think and whatever we do, it shall return unto us . . . What is it that causes us to make so many judgments in our life? It’s known as pride . . . the greatest lesson in spiritual awakening is the freedom from the error of judgment that we may no longer deny . . . we cannot deny until we have judged, and we cannot judge until we have separated our self with the illusion of the thought of I, until we have separated our self from the universal whole known as God or goodness.”

A downloadable audio recording as an MP3 file of Church Lectures 93 and 94 of the Living Light Philosophy, given through the mediumship of Richard P. Goodwin on September 2, and October 7, 1979.

An audio recording on compact disc of Church Lectures 95 and 96 of the Living Light Philosophy, given through the mediumship of Richard P. Goodwin on November 4, and December 2, 1979.

CL 95: Gratitude, The Faculty of Fulfillment: ". . . we cannot, and do not, experience what we have not yet accepted . . . man’s experiencing of abundant good is ever dependent upon his receptivity to it . . . the slightest change in our thinking brings about the changes we are seeking in our experiences . . . There is no power beyond your control, unless you, in your thinking, make it so . . . nothing in life is ever so good that it cannot be better . . . If we wish more good, then we must grant, to our self, more good. And that goodness begins in our heart . . . Our health, our wealth, and our abundant good is not dependent upon anything that our mind can think of, until by our own belief, but the direction of our own faith, we make that a law for our self . . . before we can experience the fullness of that goodness, we must first accept our right to it . . . let us pause and remind our self that our divinity is a perfect harmony, that health, wealth, and happiness is, in truth, an effect of that perfect harmony or God."

CL 96: Looking Ahead: "We are in truth evolving . . . like attracts like and becomes the Law of Attachment . . . For any of us to change any experience at any time, we must first accept that the experience is an effect that we and we alone, in our errors in our own thought, have set that experience into motion by our own attitude of mind . . . no matter where we go in life, we will never go away from what we have created . . . hope, without the effort to establish the laws to fulfill it, is of no value . . . whatever we place our attention upon we have a tendency to become . . . It is our denials in life that establish our destiny . . . I assure you the only obstruction to the absolute awareness of the simplicity of truth, the only obstruction is the judgments of our own mind based upon the experiences of our own past. There is no other limitation. There is no other obstruction. It is only our thought . . . We have the right to change that which is ours and our thought is ours . . . But first you must accept your right to your thought.”

A downloadable audio recording as an MP3 file of Church Lectures 95 and 96 of the Living Light Philosophy, given through the mediumship of Richard P. Goodwin on November 4, and December 2, 1979.