(6.3) The conditions and experiences we meet in life are a result of the action and interaction between the individual and the Universal/creative potential.
(5.13) The class of facts that can not be observed in the visual daily observations of life are esteemed most highly.
(4.23) We become conscious of power by thinking.
We interact with creative potential by thinking.
The class of facts that can not be observed in the visual daily observations of life are what we commonly refer to as “supernatural.”
Power is the ability to change conditions. We change our perception of conditions by changing the content of our thoughts. By framing conditions in light of our ideal state, we are able to recognize opportunity.
(4.28) All things originate in mind.
(5.18) When we learn of a fact we can be sure it is a result of a certain definite cause and the cause will act with invariable precision.
(6.8) Concentration may be secured by faithfully practicing mental exercise.
“Things” refers to conditions, form, and experience.
Facts are measurable and repeatable, like a high school chemistry experiment that–if done correctly–will always produce the same results.
Mental exercise is any task that requires prolonged mental effort.
Aperture of Brahma 