New Thought Philly Sunday Inspiration
Nov 8, 2026 · 18 min · 9 segments
Ernest Holmes reminded us that Truth knows no opposites, and that we are to "look a fact in the face ...
Bill MarchionyHost
And when we look behind the facts, we can see the cause, whatever the cause was that made that effect come into our experience.
And there has been talk lately of alternative facts, but in fact there are not alternative facts.
Facts are facts, and we can discuss what's actually going on, even though the meaning behind the facts and the interpretation and what we think is going on in the world of cause might be different than the effect that's showing up as a fact.
But if we're looking a fact in the face and knowing something better, then how does that work? We don't deny the fact.
Usually the facts are the effect of something that's going on in our consciousness or in the collective consciousness in the world about us.
Facts and effects are indicators about what's going on in our belief system or in our consciousness.
And the thought that we necessarily deserve whatever is happening and that we are to blame for whatever is happening is kind of the fallacy of it.
You know, things got to be the way that they are now because they got to be the way they are now.
And when we look behind the facts, we can see the cause, whatever the cause was that made that effect come into our experience.
And there has been talk lately of alternative facts, but in fact there are not alternative facts.
Facts are facts, and we can discuss what's actually going on, even though the meaning behind the facts and the interpretation and what we think is going on in the world of cause might be different than the effect that's showing up as a fact.
But if we're looking a fact in the face and knowing something better, then how does that work? We don't deny the fact.
Usually the facts are the effect of something that's going on in our consciousness or in the collective consciousness in the world about us.
Facts and effects are indicators about what's going on in our belief system or in our consciousness.
And the thought that we necessarily deserve whatever is happening and that we are to blame for whatever is happening is kind of the fallacy of it.
You know, things got to be the way that they are now because they got to be the way they are now.
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