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The Third Lesson: The Creative Will.735
The Third Lesson: The Creative Will.
In our first lesson of this series, we stated that among the other qualities
and attributes that we were compelled, by the laws of our reason, to think
that the Absolute possessed, was that of Omnipotence or All-Power. In
other words we are compelled to think of the One as being the source
and fount of all the Power there is, ever has been, or ever can be in the
Universe. Not only, as is generally supposed, that the Power of the One is
greater than any other Power,—but more than this, that there can be no
other power, and that, therefore, each and every, any and all manifestations
or forms of Power, Force or Energy must be a part of the great one Energy
which emanates from the One.
There is no escape from this conclusion, as startling as it may appear to
the mind unaccustomed to it. If there is any power not from and of the
One, from whence comes such power, for there is nothing else outside of
the One? Who or what exists outside of the One that can manifest even
the faintest degree of power of any kind? All power must come from the
Absolute, and must in its nature be but one.
Modern Science has recognized this truth, and one of its fundamental
principles is the Unity of Energy—the theory that all forms of Energy are,
at the last, One. Science holds that all forms of Energy are interchangeable,