Text: We have arrived at a few conclusions which may be stated briefly as follows: All force is of one original source. The division of force which seems so evident is due to two conditions: First, the rebellion of beings against Creative will, both in and outside of this material plane, yet, having influence through and upon entities passing through this plane (the earth); second, the limitations of the conscious faculties in this material world. It is possible for man to attain a realization of this oneness, in fact, highly desirable that he do so, through a developed expression of the creative force within. This can best be attained through study of self. Finally, let us consider the principal law which must be an individual's guide in an attempt to understand himself in relation to the One Force. "Like begets like. Being of God, let us seek ever to fully and completely express His presence within us. Give, then, more thought to acting like His children, His creations. For thoughts are deeds, and the children of the relation to spirit and soul's plane of existence, as they do in the physical or earth plane. What one thinks continually, they become; what one cherishes in their heart and mind they make a part of the pulsation of their heart, through their own blood cells, and build in their own physical, that which its spirit and soul must feed upon, and that with which it will be possessed, when it passes into the realm for which the other experiences of what it has gained here in the physical plane, must be used. The attributes of the soul and spirit are as many, and as many more, as the attributes of the physical and mental mind." Cayce (3744-4) (2) It is not hard for an individual to awaken them if he will seek diligently. As has been pointed out, only the will may keep an entity from a realization of the Divine Unity, for, "Each, in itself, through its development known through the ages, as called from the earth plane, builds that which is manifest upon the earth. With each development, that force, known upon this plane as Will, is given to man over and above all creation; that force that may separate itself from its Maker, for with the will man may either adhere to or contradict Divine law - these immutable laws, as are set between the Creator and the created." Cayce (3744-4)

See Also: FIRST CAUSE

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