The Journey Back to the Father's House

Drawing its title from the biblical story of the prodigal son, The Journey Back to the Father’s House explains that we have wandered away from knowing our true Self and our spiritual home in the kingdom of God within. We have immersed ourselves in the deceptions and illusions of the material world, and if we want a life of true peace and harmony, we must make the return journey. This is a journey which is accomplished within ourselves as an activity of consciousness.

Goldsmith says, “In any moment of your life, you can begin the journey back to the Father’s house. In your human sense of life, you are a prodigal son. Each day you are using up some of your life … each day some of your strength, health, or wisdom is lessening in the human picture. That is the life of the prodigal.” But, he continues, “The moment that you realize, ‘Man shall not live by bread alone’ or by the body, but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God, you are not living on your strength, your supply, your body, or the number of your years. Now you are drawing forth your life and abundance from the source.”