Our Power

(4.25) Constructive thinking is the ability to adjust our thought process the will of the Universal; to cooperate with Natural Law.

The Universal is unlimited creative potential. It is cosmological. It is Brahma. It is cosmic consciousness.

The Will of the Universal is love. Love is one of three dimensions of cosmic consciousness.

Spirit arises out of the awareness of cosmic consciousness. Spirit, in turn, makes it possible for the individual to communicate with the Universal. Awareness is one of three dimensions of cosmic consciousness.

Nature is an expression of the Universal manifested in physical form.

The Spiritual Nature of Truth

(5.11) Any purpose in life may be achieved through a scientific understanding of the spiritual nature of truth.

What we believe will determine what we achieve.

Purpose is synonymous with meaning. One of the quickest ways to transcend being possessed by conditions we face in life is to find purpose within the condition. We locate this purpose by creating it. We avoid suffering by creating purpose in the midst of difficulty and obstacle. Are you refusing to give up what you not longer need at the expense of what you do? Recognize the opportunity change offers to grow into the person you aspire to be. Reaching our ideal state is contingent upon transformation, and we can avoid suffering by embracing this process.

Scientific understanding is based on observation. Facts are based on consistent, measurable, observations.

(3.11) Inductive reasoning is a process of the objective mind in which we compare a number of separate instances with one another until we see the common factor that gives rise to them all.

“Spiritual” refers to the interaction between the individual and creative potential. This interaction happens as a result of thought.

We must differentiate between truth and facts.

“Truth,” is what we believe. It is subjective, based on an individuals experience.

(1.7) The nature of truth is spiritual. Therefore, a knowledge of the truth is necessary for every business transaction and social relation. (1.3) Honesty is a knowledge of what another believes; their truth. Our personal truth is our belief.

Inductive Reasoning

(3.11) Inductive reasoning is a process of the objective mind in which we compare a number of separate instances with one another until we see the common factor that gives rise to them all.

The “common factor that gives rise to them all” can be clearly and consistently demonstrated. (8.30) Consider gravity an example, as well at the necessity of breath for life.

Resistance to Inductive Reasoning usually indicates an “absolute truth” script, wherein the individual avoids taking responsibility as a result of a belief system that reinforces their inability of dealing with anything that infringes upon their comfort.

Introspection is a result of existential dilemmas; ongoing questions that have no definitive objective answer beyond subjective experience or faith. “What is my purpose?” “Is their a God?” “What is the meaning of life?” “What happens after I die?”

No one is disputing gravity or the necessity of breath to sustain human life, nor is faith required to believe in these claims, which is why we they are referred to as facts. They can be consistently demonstrated.

“Tyrannical prejudice” is an expression of someone clutching so fiercely to their “absolute truth” script that they are trying to pass off their subjective experience as fact, despite the inability of their claim to be consistently demonstrated. This is, by no means, limited to religion, and extends into any instance in which an individual feels it is appropriate to use fear to capture the attention of others.

A True Premise

(1.24) The nature of our desires must be in harmony with natural law to create harmonious conditions.

(2.24) The Universal can manifest itself, only, through the individual.

(3.24) We relate to Universal Mind by our ability to think.

(8.24) Universal Mind–in which we live and move and have our being–in one and indivisible. This makes it just as possible to help others as it is to help ourselves.

(8.14) Spiritual power depends upon use; use determines its existence.

(8.4) Daydreaming is a form of mental dissipation while the imagination is a form of constructive thought, which precedes all constructive action.

(1.4) We relate to the Universal Mind by the subconscious mind. The solar plexus is the organ of this mind.

(1.14) If we know the truth, we can readily predict the outcome of any action based on a true premise.

Natural Law is Cause & Effect. Universal Mind is the unlimited creative principle of the Universe.

To be in harmony with Natural law is to understand that every thought is a cause. Natural law is an expression of Universal Mind.

Constructive thinking is directing our attention to that which supports our ideal state.

Spiritual Power is the conscious use of cause & effect to produce results we desire.

 

 

 

 

 

kam chakr (MSM3d)

(1.24) The nature of our desires must be in harmony with natural law.

(2.24) The Universal can manifest itself, only, through the individual.

(3.24) We are related to this creative principle by our ability to think.

(8.24) The Universal Mind–in which we “live and move and have our being,” is one and indivisible. This makes it just as possible to give as it is to receive.

Natural law is cause & effect–the principle by which nature progresses. Universal Mind is unlimited creative potential (Brahma).

(8.27) The nature of Universal Mind is spiritual and consequently creative. It seeks to express itself in form.

(3,27) The rate of vibration may be changed my mental activity.

(2.27) Cause & effect is brought into effect by the law of vibration.

(1.27) Mind is the ruler and creator of all form and all events occurring within form.

Thought is transmitted by vibration.

 

 

Mastery

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kam chakr (MSM1a)

(1.1) The world without is a reflection of the world within.

(2.1) There are two modes of mental activity–conscious and subconscious.

(3.1) The cerebral-spinal system of nerves if the organ of the conscious mind.

(8.1) Imagination is a form of constructive thought. It is the light that penetrates new worlds of thought and experience; the mighty instrument by which every great discoverer or inventor opens the way from precedent to experience.

The world without is the work of objects and form. The world within is composed our of thoughts, influenced by psychological forces and biological drives, in relation to sensory information and filtered through ego.

Constructive thought supports our ideal state of being.

(8.10) Keen analytical information leads to opulence and harmony.

(3.10) Universal Mind/Brahma is the creative of principle of the universe.

(2.10) Thought is creative and will correlate with its object and bring it into manifestation.

(1.10) All power comes from within–the universal fountain of supply–the infinite energy of each individual, an outlet.

Keen analytical observation is necessary to identify causes that lead to effects.

Manipura (e) [reverse]

(8.26) Universal mind is omnipresent. It exists everywhere. There is nowhere it is not. It is, therefore, within you. It is all spirit and life.

(1.26) The controlling factor of every commercial pursuit is the mental element.

(2.16) The Universal can manifest itself, only, through the individual.

(3.6) This energy can be controlled and directed by conscious thought.

Universal Mind/Brahma is the unlimited creative principle of nature, and expresses itself through the conscious thoughts (mental element) of the individual.

(3.5) The result of a disruption of energy throughout the body is every ill which the human race has been afflicted.

(2.15) Thought is the connecting link between the finite and the infinte.

(1.25) Thought is transmuted into character and character is the magnet that creates the environment of the individual.

(8.25) Universal Mind is the totality of all existence.

The finite is the individual. The infinite is the Universal.

Manipura (e)

(3.5) The result of a disruption of energy throughout the body is every ill which the human race has been afflicted.

(2.15) Thought is the connecting link between the finite and the infinte.

(1.25) Thought is transmuted into character and character is the magnet that creates the environment of the individual.

(8.25) Universal Mind is the totality of all existence.

All form originates from Universal Mind, the source of unlimited creative potential.

(8.26) Universal mind is omnipresent. It exists everywhere. There is nowhere it is not. It is, therefore, within you. It is all spirit and life.

(1.26) The controlling factor of every commercial pursuit is the mental element.

(2.16) The Universal can manifest itself, only, through the individual.

(3.6) This energy can be controlled and directed by conscious thought.

The “mental element” refers to creating unity between our thoughts and actions, which inspires others to understand our perspective.

Creative potential can only manifest itself through thought, therefore. it relies on the individual.

Manipura (b)

(3.2) The sympathetic system of nerves is the organ of the subconscious mind.

(2.12) Possessions are of value only as they convey power.

(1.22) Invisible forces are then set in motion to bring about the desired result.

(8.22) The real “I” is spiritual and can, therefore, never be less than perfect.

Our true nature is spirit occupying a body.We are spiritual because we can communicate with Universal Mind/unlimited creative potential.

We relate to the Universal Mind my the subconscious mind. (1.3

Power is the ability to change perspectives and conditions. All thought is understood as desire by Universal Mind and a force, not unlike gravity, causes our thoughts to change our perception.

(8.29) Constructive thought is clear, decisive, calm, deliberate, concentrated thought with a definite end in view.

(1.29) Intuition is superior to reason because it does not depend on experience or memory and frequently brings about a solution to our problems by methods of which we are in entire ignorance.

(2.19) Constructive thinking is a conscious recognition of cause & effect with the intention of directing our attention for a definite purpose.

(3.9) Discord, inharmony, lack, and limitation, are the result of destructive thinking.