Crossover Week #2 (e)

(3.25) Thought is the seed that results in action. Action results in form.

(4.25) Correct scientific thought is the ability to adjust our thought process to the will of the universal; to cooperate with natural law.

When we adjust our thought process, our actions change. If actions (behavior) does not change, we have not adjusted our thoughts beyond theoretical “head” knowledge.

(3.26) Form depends upon the rate of vibration.

(4.26) This is accomplished by securing a perfect understanding of the principle forces, methods, and combinations of mind.

All forces, methods, and combinations of mind have a corresponding rate of vibration.

(3.27) The rate of vibration may be changed by mental activity.

(4.27) Universal mind is the basic fact of all existence.

Vibration is an expression of the creative potential of the universal, in motion.

(3.28) Mental action depends upon polarity; action and interaction between the universal and the individual.

(4.28) Lack. limitation, disease, inharmony and discord are the result of the exact same law. This law acts relentlessly and is continuously bringing about conditions in correspondence with the thought that originates or creates them.

All thought in interaction between the individual and the universal.

(3.29) Creative power originates in the universal but can manifest itself only through the individual.

(4.29) Inspiration is the art of self realization. It is the art of adjusting the individual mind to that of the universal mind; a recognition of the omnipresence of omniscience.

Instigating change is how we act upon the universal to manifest our ideal state.

(3.30) The individual is so important because the universal is static and requires energy to start it in motion. This is furnished by food which is converted into energy and–in turn– allows the individual to think. When he stops eating, he stops thinking. There is, consequently, no action or interaction. The universal is pure mind in static form; mind at rest.

(4.30) What we do depends upon who we are. Who we are depends upon what we think. Thus, our quality of thought determines the conditions we meet in life.

All that think and do–including what we consume, touch and direct our attention toward–affects the rate of vibration by which thought is transmitted.