to be to him what he is to it. If we do not like it, there is nothing in all the universe that denies us the privilege of changing it. That sounds all right to you, now, for you are thinking perhaps I am speaking of something outside of you; something you may do with your hands, with hammer and nails, with cars or horses, something that functions entirely on the physical plane.

We are not talking about that at all. We are speaking of the realm of your mind. You create what you choose by thinking it. Obviously, God could not create man, with the gift of free choice, without making him able to think, and he cannot think without bringing upon himself the results of his thinking. Universal Mind has no choice but to create the thought that is given to it. If it could contradict that thought, it would be recognizing something outside of Itself, and would not be a unit. There is nothing which we see, in the entire universe, whether it be a tree, a stove, a man, or a bird, other than a thought objectified. It could not be there if it were not made out of Mind, for that is all there is to make anything out of. We are appalled at this responsibility. Again we say: "I don't like to believe that."