Tag: Physics

The Distribution of Energy

(3.4) The distribution of energy throughout our body is interrupted by resistant, critical, discordant thought, but especially by fear.

Our bodies produce energy by consuming food (3.30). This energy empowers our physical and mental experience, just as hydration and sleep do.

“Resistant” indicates a power struggle between directed attention and rumination.

“Critical,” in this context, refers to a tyrannical prejudice to neglect or mutilate unwelcome facts. The popular term “critical thinking” is completely different, in that rather than a prejudice towards unwelcome facts, it welcomes them in an effort to analyze the most information available prior to making a decision.

“Discordant” describes argumentative, antagonistic, inharmonious thoughts.

As an individuation of nature, we should aspire to live in harmony with all created things.

Fear leads to resistant, critical and discordant thoughts.

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.

 

 

kam chakr (MSM2b)

(1.12) Constructive thinking is the condition precedent of all constructive action.

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

(3.12) Inductive reasoning is a method of study which has revealed a reign of law which marks an epoch in human progress.

(8.12) The true value of wealth is its exchange value.

Constructive thinking and constructive action support of our ideal state of being. We are possessed by the things that consume our attention.

(8.19) The source of all harmony is constructive thinking.

(3.19) Cause & effect is the pattern within nature by which faith is brought forth into manifestation.

(2.19) A conscious recognition is the law of attraction/cause & effect with the intention of bringing it into existence for a definite purpose results in success.

(1.19) The advantage of spiritual methods is they are always available.

Applying cause & effect to our thinking and actions is spirituality.

 

kam chakr (MSM2a)

(1.11) Well doing is the imperative condition for all well being.

(2.11) Wealth is the offspring of power.

(3.11) Inductive erasing is the 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.

(8.11) Wealth depends upon an understanding of the creative nature of thought.

“Wealth” is anything you have that others want.

(8.20) Constructive thinking is a recognition of the creative nature of spiritual energy and our ability to direct it.

(3.20) A recognition of cause & effect enables us to plan courageously and execute fearlessly.

(2.20) Thought will correlate with its object and bring it into manifestation because thought is a product of the spiritual man and spirit is the creative principle of the universe.

(1.20) A recognition of the omniscience of spiritual power and a desire to be a recipient of it’s beneficial effects is necessary for spiritual methods to be used.

“Spiritual” is the interaction between the individual and unlimited creative potential.

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.

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(2.6) To impress the subconscious mentally state what is wanted.

(1.6) Our ability to think is our ability to act upon the Universal and bring our desires into existence.

(1.5) Universal Mind is the life principle of every atom in existence.

(2.5) Conscious mind is reasoning will. Subconscious mind is instinctive desire, the result of past reasoning will.

(2.4) Conscious mind has the faculty of discrimination. It has the power of reasoning. It is the seat of the will and may impress the subconscious.

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

Directing attention/thinking with conscious intention is the easiest way for the conscious mind to communicate with subconscious mind. Repetition reinforces this message, because thinking is our ability to co-create with the Universal Mind and repetition turns conscious suggestion into subconscious habit.

(1.3) We relate to the objective world by the objective mind. The brain is the organ of this mind.

(2.3) The value of the subconscious is enormous. It guides us. It warns us. It controls the vital processes and is the seat of memory.

(2.2) Ease and perfection depend, entirely, upon the degree in which we cease to depend upon the conscious mind.

(1.2) All possession is based on consciousness.

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

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

The brain processes information gathered by our senses. Our subconscious processes information that relate to our feeling. We can utilize the subconscious to perform tasks that our conscious mind desires by utilizing our feeling state.

All states of consciousness are. to some degree, possession. We become possessed (within) by the conscious states we direct our attention to (without).