the
form; he never creates or even manifests,
-- this is, of himself; there is something
that does all this for him. His sole activitiy
is the use of this power. This power is
always at hand ready to be spoken into
and at once ready to for the words into
visible expression. But the mold that
most of us provide is a very poor one,
and we change it so quickly that it is
more like a motion picture than anything
else.
Alreadt
we have the power; it is the gift of the
Most High in its Finite Expression. But
our ignorance of its use has cused us
to create the wrong form, which in its
turn has caused mind to produce the form
which have thought into it. From this
law of cause and effect we may never hope
to escape; and while we may think of it
as a hard thing, at first, yet, when we
understand, we shall see it as absolute
justice without which there could be no
real self-acting, individual life at all.
Because of our divine individuality, even
God may have to wait our recognition of
Him and His laws.
People
in business will do well to remember this
and so to form their thought that they
will be willing to receive what they send
out. No thought of discouragement or disorder
should ever be created, but only positive
assurance, strong thoughts of success,
of Divine activity, the feeling that with
God all things are possible, the belief
that we are One with that Great Mind.
These are the thoughts that make for success.
The
realization that we are dealing with one
and not two powers enables us to think
with clearness. We are not troubled about
competition or opposition or failure because
there is nothing but life, and this life
is constantly
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