were personal when It responds to us. We impress an idea upon It. It at once sets to work to project this idea into definite form, a form which perfectly corresponds with the idea. Even if our idea were an entirely new one it would make no difference to this Creative Medium, since It is infinite in Its ability to accomplish.

If we will remember that this Universal Mind must act deductively, then we shall see that It accepts as true that which we place in It, asking no questions, making no denials, going through no process of reasoning whatsoever. It does, however, bring infinite Intelligence and limitless Power to bear upon the fulfillment of this idea.

Since our personal subconscious is really the place where we use the Universal Law of Mind, it logically follows that the images of thought and belief which are held in our consciousness automatically and continuously provide the patterns upon which the Law of Mind shall work for us. This is why it has been said that what anyone is, and what he has, is a result of the subjective states of his own thought.

Possibly we might compare the action of this Universal Mind to an infinite reservoir of water high up in the mountains. We already have the pipe laid from this reservoir to our dwelling. It is piped into the kitchen, the bathroom and perhaps into various other places in the house. We turn on the faucet and out it flows. The water