  There are 12 so called qualities of God that many New Thought teachers talk about. nbsp;  They are;  Abundance,  Balance,  Beauty,
 Freedom,  Harmony,  Joy,  Love,  Order,  Peace,
 Unity,  Wholeness and Wisdom.  In New Thought God is defined at Spirit,  all knowing,  all being,  every where present.
nbsp;  Omniscient,  Omnipresent,  Omnipotent& nbsp;  I don't think that we can even dare limit what God,
 aka Spirit is& nbsp; by 12 qualities. nbsp;  I do think that these 12 qualities are some of the highest& nbsp;
states of consciousness. nbsp; states of being human,  that we& nbsp; are achieving these days.
nbsp; nbsp;  God can also be defined as that highest& nbsp; vision that& nbsp;
the& nbsp; I am"  within us& nbsp; has and thus,
 they are qualities of God. nbsp;  Yet living spiritual in a physical world and& nbsp; being human in a spiritual world gives us the opportunity to define our spiritual& nbsp;
truths the way we want them to be. nbsp;  Each day,  I am going to study the 12 qualities of being human in a spiritual world and find ways to apply them to& nbsp; my life and hopefully you'll join me by&
nbsp; reading and finding ways to apply them to your & nbsp; individual lives.  The 12 qualities tie into the lessons that & nbsp;
 urlLink Emma Curtis Hopkins teaches in many of her books.  I will be writing about them& nbsp;  from a perspective;  a point of view of the human being living in a spiritual world and how I can use these 12 qualities in my daily spiritual practice and my daily life& nbsp;
which,  ideally to me,  is the same thing)  I will write about them in the order that they are in here,  alphebetically,  with no other signficance related to that.
nbsp;  I think that in order to evolve spiritually and live in this spiritual world,  we all must start from where we are at,  right here,  right now!  Every one is in their right place,
 working either from a place of each of these qualities,  or a lack of these qualities. i. e.  each human being is either living in a place of abundance,  or lack of abundance and every point inbetween.
 & nbsp;  I will start tomorrow then,  with Abundance. nbsp;
