Everything that man needs, both spiritually and temporarily, has been provided for him from before the foundation of the world. The divine purpose concerning each one of us is not penury, lack, disaster and disorder, but sufficiency, harmony, order and every possible form of good. If we think otherwise this in itself is sufficient to separate us from the good which God has designed for us.ption goes here

The love of God never forsakes us. God in his/her grace and mercy waits to bestow upon us the riches of  divine bounty, but does not force them upon us. Instead, we are told to ask and receive, that our joy may be full. The promise does not say that our joy will be partial, but that it shall be full. The promise is unrestricted: it sets no bounds or limits to our joy and satisfaction.cription goes here

Because thought and emotion are the cause and mainspring of all action, and as our actions either make or mar our life, it is of importance that we learn how to control our thoughts and emotions, so that only right and constructive action can result.

Many people may have felt under a dark cloud and have been oppressed by a sense of impending and inescapable evil. In spite of all their efforts they may have been unable to escape from it or rise above it. Now is the time to consecrate ourselves anew to God and to vow, henceforth, to serve God fully and completely, and self not at all.

In the midst of great and rapid changes, in uncertainties, and in face of threatened calamities, both personal and national, or even world-wide, we can abide in perfect peace, if our mind is stayed upon our Infinite Source.

Noel Raine, Chair of The Hamblin Trust, explores how the teachings of HT Hamblin can deepen and enrich our whole lives,
when we allow divine presence to inform our growth as unique individuals.

In the midst of turmoil and strife, and the rapid arming of the nations, let us turn aside to findthe true peace of God.

This is no false peace - it is not a foolish hiding of one’s head, ostrich-like, in the sand, or a still more foolish assertion that there is peace when there is not - but is an interior order and harmony which are an eternal reality.

The true silence is positive, real and substantial. It is not a mere absence of noise but is something in itself.

True silence is the presence of God, realised. Noise and uproar are the opposite of this – they are the absence of the true silence, which is the presence of God, realised in the soul.

No. 1 in a series based on HT Hamblin’s Simple Talks on Science of Thought.

The idea behind life is harmony. What is termed ‘Science of Thought’ is based on the ancient truth that an interior harmony and order exists, that it is ever present, and that it is the eternal, unchanging reality.

No.2 in a series based on HT Hamblin’s Simple Talks on Science of Thought.

Instead of tinkering about with effects, we must get back to the cause. If our life is wrong, we must seek the cause of our disharmony, and, better still, the source of life itself.

No.3 in a series based on HT Hamblin’s Simple Talks on Science of Thought.

We do not have to create order; we have only to get into harmony with that which already is, always has been, and forever will be. In other words, we have to get back to our centre, and get into harmony with that perfect and beautiful order, which is reality.

No. 4 in a series based on HT Hamblin’s Simple Talks on Science of Thought.

The inner secret is that there is only one life, one law, one principle. One life, the life of God. One law, the law of love. One principle, the principle of good.

No.5 in a series based on HT Hamblin’s Simple Talks on Science of Thought.

The law of attraction, like all laws, is constantly in operation. By the Law of Association good thoughts are connected together; and, by the same law, bad and negative thoughts are also connected together.

No.6 in a series based on HT Hamblin’s Simple Talks on Science of Thought.

The invisible spirit all around us is the only true substance. From this substance all things that appear have their origin. Everything comes originally from Spirit, the creative substance which takes form according to thought.

No.7 in a series based on HT Hamblin’s Simple Talks on Science of Thought.

Health is inherent. It is as natural to be healthy as it is to breathe. We cannot become perpetually healthy by mental strain and effort, but only by abiding, or resting comfortably, in the health and wholeness that are inherent.

No.8 in a series based on HT Hamblin’s Simple Talks on Science of Thought.

In the real world of the Divine Order there neither is, nor can be, any failure. All is success. A successful life may be described as one in which the greatest amount of harmony is expressed. It is not given to all of us to be either great, rich, or famous. Most of us would rather not be either. But each in our own way may be successful.

No.9 in a series based on HT Hamblin’s Simple Talks on Science of Thought.

We each express the life of the Infinite. It is as though each one of us were the channel of a stream of life-energy. This energy is essentially good, but it becomes expressed in the form of our thoughts. When we make contact with the higher spiritual plane (refusing to acknowledge material limitations) higher laws are brought into action and the seemingly impossible comes to pass.

No.10 in a series based on HT Hamblin’s Simple Talks on Science of Thought.

It is necessary for us continually to live in the consciousness of the divine protection. How? By turning the thoughts Godwards. Thought is the ladder between earth and heaven. The thoughts can be directed into right channels by the use of statements of truth. By continually declaring the truth, the thoughts are encouraged to flow in this direction.

No.11 in a series baed on Ht Hamblin’s Simple Talks on Science of Thought.

Good is inherent and is always striving to find expression. Divine Order is inherent and is
forever seeking to manifest. As soon as we co-operate and allow Good and Divine Order to appear, things begin to fall into their proper place, although it may take some time for a state of order to appear visibly.

No.12 is the final article of this series based on HT Hamblin’s Simple Talks on Science of Thought.

By guiding our thoughts towards reality and the infinitely perfect, contemplating eternal things, developing a true spiritual vision in place of the distorted vision due to ignorance of truth, constantly directing the attention away from our limitations and difficulties to our Divine Source, the life becomes transformed.