An audio recording on compact disc of Church Questions and Answers 55 of the Living Light Philosophy, given through the mediumship of Richard P. Goodwin on March 3, 1985.

CQA 55: “. . . whatever we expose our self to has [an] effect upon us. . . the only way to experience that which is greater than the thought of man is to go beyond the thought of man. So we cannot go beyond our own thought until we first make that step to go beyond our belief. . . the joy of life is in the effort, never in the reward. . . There is nothing more destructive to the human mind than the pity of self. . . A wise man does not dictate that what he desires shall be filled in keeping with the judgments of his mind. . . A wise person does not concern themselves with the fruits of action . . . God helps those who help themselves by helping others. . . we can only grant to another what we first grant unto our self. . . that which we hold destroys us; that which we free unfolds us. . . for ignorance is no escape from law. Law is impartial. Law has no feeling. Law has no emotion. Law has no personality. Law is blind to the fickleness of creation. . . Our soul came to Earth in keeping with its own evolutionary path. . . we can do something about everything in our life. . . Like attracts like and becomes the Law of Attachment. . . we can only be limited by identifying with limit or form. . . when we are identified with limit, we’re only half there and, therefore, we are not fulfilled. . . You cannot see objectively, impartially, when you look at a person that there’s any degree of attachment with . . . There is no thing that we cannot do something about. Because it’s our mind. It’s our thought. It is our judgment. . . Our consciousness is our ship of destiny. . . Without emotion is the light of reason. . . that which disturbs us is that which controls us. . . he or she grows or goes. . . acceptance is the divine will. The Divine Will, God, is the Principle of Goodness. . . man experiences through his own acceptances . . . that which sustains the thoughts of the minds of men is far superior than that thought that it sustains.”