Spencer Heath Archive

Item 1749

Verbatim transcription of recording by Spencer MacCallum during conversation with Heath.

July 1958

Love as a sentiment may exist subjectively alone. Love as an action may exist objectively alone. Subjective love and objective love may unite as one.

The above is true not only of love but of all things. Anything can be conceived subjectively without any outward experience of it. Anything can be experienced objectively without any conception or understanding of it. When these two things unite, when the subjective and the objective correspond, then we have knowledge, or understanding. And this knowledge is power — the spiritual power to create, to clothe the word with flesh, to transmute the subjective reality into the objective — the one source of divine self-fulfillment.