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Excerpt from "Thoughts are Things"

[The following first appeared in the June, 1999 issue of our free newsletter]

Mind Know Thyself

Many are the sayings, such as: "Man know thyself," "As a man thinketh, so is he," "Man is the eyes, ears, and mouthpiece of God," "The kingdom of heaven lies within," "Man is the master of his own destiny," "Thoughts are things," and "Thoughts have wings," etc., all tending to appreciate the value and power of human mind without a reasonable explanation as to what is mind? how is it created? how does it function? and, how does it receive its individual quality that defines personality? These are the unanswered questions that point the way to human delinquency. The trouble with our age is the lack of knowledge of, and respect for, life itself, and that present civilization has no basic and tangible spiritual laws that could allow establishing a definite spiritual objective or ideal. The world has not an ideal beyond financial profit and supremacy over humanity. We are taught to deify science instead of spiritual wisdom; thus have our younger generation been weaned away from the desire to seek the best in life or to understand the power that makes them what they are: mind.

It might be said that life is the concept of mind; thus, "As a man thinketh, so is he." We should be more concerned with the verbal expression of mind through thought. One is too prone to think only of what is felt; thus must human thoughts have their very birth and being in emotion. Mind can be classified in planes or gradations of intelligence, each plane having the positive and negative aspect and its overall blueprint. For instance, a person may be living in a very emotional and negative plane of mind, yet there are different degrees of emotion; it might be that of greed, lust, dishonesty, sex, jealousy, antagonism and ego, or over- indulgence -- each having its own distinct personality and expressions of thought. All are negative, for only wisdom is positive. Each plane of mind is an individual world of thought in itself, like a frequency on a radio dial that tunes into its own source of broadcast.

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