What is Mysticism?

[Micheal Jorden]

Whenever we go with this journey, we believe we should learn and understand a whole lot, that we must know what mysticism is. Yet, when we enter into this mystical direction, the purpose is to create anything that stands in the way of receiving inner guidance and following that.



As we start to provide ourselves over to the guidance, we begin to see that we were wrong about everything we thought we knew. That's what guidance is leading us to, to the happy realization of, I was wrong about all the painful judgments and beliefs about myself and everything else.



In this sense, a mystic could be called a person who stays very relaxed in the realization of, I don't know, and I'm taken care of.

So What's Mysticism?

We could say that mysticism is devotion to God. It is a single-pointed devotion to God. Once you receive up in the morning, your sole purpose is to attain eternity. That's the only real purpose there's! Now you may ask, “How?”



It's by allowing miracles in the future through you that you're feeling magic worker a course in miracles. You are feeling consistently miracle-minded; you consistently arrive at your right mind—the current moment and escape hatch to eternity.



As soon as you give your heart to God and say, "Here I'm Lord,” it focuses your brain just like a beam of light for God.



As we come nearer to the mystical Heart of Christ, we come nearer to the Heart of God. By laying aside all judgment, and enabling this simple and serene state of mind, we rise above this world. This can be a state of mind that's above the battlefield and has accepted Christ within