Charles Fillmore: Man

Charles Fillmore was American mystic. Explore interesting quotes on man.
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“Before they are slain these poor brutes are maltreated in ways almost beyond enumeration. Visit shipping pens, stocktrains, stockyards and packinghouses, if you want evidence of the sufferings of the poor beasts of the field. And these very sufferings are through the law of sympathetic mental vibrations transferred to the flesh of those who eat the bodies of these animals. The undefined fears, the terrors of the nightmare, and the many disturbances in stomach and bowels that man endures may be in a measure traced to these unsuspected sources.”

Charles Fillmore

As to Meat Eating, Unity Magazine, October 1903. Quoted in Will Tuttle, [//books.google.it/books?id=H_clxwd27CgC&pg=PT0 The World Peace Diet] (2005), ch. 8.

Fear , Law , Way , Suffering

“To the oft-repeated question "If Jesus resurrected His physical body why is He not visible here among us?" we would say that Jesus overcame the sins that caused our original fall from the perfect body of the Adamic man to the diseased and dying body in which the race is now existing.”

Charles Fillmore

Source: Mysteries Of John (1946)

Perfection , Disease , Question

“Men personalize good and evil in a multiplicity of gods and devils, but Truth students follow Jesus in recognizing the supreme Spirit in man as the "one God and Father of all."”

Charles Fillmore

Source: Mysteries Of John (1946)

God , Personality , Truth , Evil

“The universal desire among awakened Christians to love God and man is part of the law constantly operating through man when he finds his right relation to God.”

Charles Fillmore

Source: Mysteries Of John (1946)

God , Universe , Law , Parting

“We see that Jesus taught plainly that God functions in and through man and nature instead of being a person somewhere in the skies; also that we demonstrate God by making His Spirit manifest in our life. He that hath seen me hath seen the Father.”

Charles Fillmore

Source: Mysteries Of John (1946)

God , Personality , Nature , Life