Individual Salvation -- Subjective Being

By John Hargreaves

Presentations for A Seminar on Christian Science in Los Angeles

John was invited to present insights on Christian Science to a seminar in Los Angeles. John’s remarks were intended to stimulate discussion in each of the seven sessions.  He starts with an explanation of Christian Science as a "new perspective" rather than a religion and challenges thought to leave the old goalposts of educated beliefs or conventional perception and religion. He takes each of the next six subjects to reveal the truth of these ideas as seen from this new perspective. John’s remarks at that seminar are published for the first time in this booklet, except for the remarks for Sessions 5 and 6, which are also published in Monitoring My Universe in separate articles by the same names. 62 pages plus 6 page index. $12.50 plus shipping from the U.S. 

The Underlying Perfection of Being

By John Hargreaves

In this Association Address, John explores the underlying perfection of being which exists and is all. Anything that does not belong to this reality, to the Science of being, falls into the category of material beliefs that have to disappear. This reality, or Science, of being comprises the knowledge of everything that constitutes the entire spectrum of experience, both religious and secular. It follows that the belief that matter, person, or any human concept as the medium for Mind, and every belief that organization or institution is something in its own right has to yield to the underlying fact of which the human experience is only the symbol. 102 pages. $15.00 plus shipping from the U.S.

The Science of Spiritual Reflection

Generic Man

By John Hargreaves

A talk given in Carmel, CA. Surprisingly little has been written on this subject and its deep meaning. Yet Mrs. Eddy spent a day of her last Class explaining that one infinite, indivisible Principle could only be expressed as one infinite, indivisible idea, or man. This certainly dismisses the concept of generic man as an aggregate of human personalities, and replaces it with the true sense that experience from the standpoint of the one Mind is subjective to that Mind, and has to show forth the oneness, allness, universality, and indivisibility of that Mind. Moreover, this subjective experience is found to be ours as that Mind in infinite self-expression. 41 pages. $12.50 plus shipping from the U.S.

My Glorious Subjective Universe

"Principle's Unerring Direction" and "America, Science and Government"

In these two complementary essays, John Hargreaves explores the idea of Principle's divine government. Based on an Address written and given by John in California, he examines the theme that, "In divine Science, God is One and All; and, governing Himself, He governs the universe" (Miscellaneous Writings 258:13-15).  The understanding that individual self-government by Principle precludes the accepted belief that persons govern national, church, or individual affairs, and brings freedom from personal control, allegiance, and direction. $12.50 plus shipping from the U.S. 

The Indivisibility of the Infinite

The Lord's Prayer

"The Divine Idea and The Human Concept" and "In Thy Light"

by John Hargreaves

These essays make a clear distinction between these two mental concepts. The divine idea is God’s concept of anything. It is constituted of and remains in the divine Mind. The human concept of something is the misconception of the true idea seen through the lens of the so-called human mind. It has no inherent truth or substance but is an aberration of true substance. Far from being an alternative to the divine idea, it is the divine idea misconceived, and it is in this misconception that every problem of mankind is to be found. 50 pages. $17.50 includes AIR shipping from England