^•Ŧy - Truth Unity
^•Ŧy - Truth Unity
^•Ŧy - Truth Unity
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POWER. 335<br />
the "Only Begotten," which is the real Self of every<br />
man, and which is ever seeking, of necessity, to<br />
express itself through man. This necessity of<br />
expression then is the primal force or power which<br />
is back of all these wonders, and is the activity of<br />
Divine Man. By what means does tbe " I AM" do<br />
His work? The "Tool of Thought" is the instrument<br />
in His hands, the power by which He fashions<br />
His universe. We must awake to an understanding<br />
of this power, learn to use it correctly, and then<br />
assert it. We must think with a purpose if we would<br />
have our universe a harmonious one. It is true that<br />
"As a man thinketh, so is he," and so also is his<br />
environment. This is a part of the creed that<br />
"Sunny Jim " teaches:<br />
" I believe to be happy is all I want. I believe<br />
that I was never unhappy until I thought I was, and<br />
that, therefore, I can never be happy until I think I<br />
am. I am also going to show you that your thoughts<br />
have a good deal to do with your health and your<br />
happiness — more than you think for. To do this I<br />
have had to add a new word to the language—<br />
' Force-thought ' Force-thought is something like<br />
fore-thought, only it begins sooner and goes further.<br />
Force-thought is the kind of thinking that when put<br />
into action accomplishes things. It is the kind of<br />
thinking that nets a profit to the thinker."<br />
This is the kind of thought we want — forcethought,<br />
thought with a purpose. As master of his<br />
thoughts man holds the key to every situation, and<br />
may make himself and his circumstances what he<br />
will. He should conceive a right purpose in his<br />
heart, and then steadily, steadfastly, concentrate his<br />
thought-energy upon its achievement. In the unfoldment<br />
of man's higher nature we find that he who<br />
works with a fully decided purpose always attains<br />
power, which attainment is man's greatest delight.<br />
Power is inherent in man as his birthright, but the<br />
soul must awaken to a consciousness of its possession<br />
before it becomes operative for his highest good.<br />
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