The Master Key System: Part Eight

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Part Eight

That they are governed by law. This stability is our opportunity, because by complying with the law we can secure the desired effect with invariable precision. It is the Law which makes the Universe one grand paean of Harmony. If it were not for law, the Universe would be a Chaos instead of a Cosmos.

Here, then, is the secret of the origin of booth good and evil, this is all the good and evil there ever was or ever will be.

Let me illustrate. Thought results in action, if your thought is constructive and harmonious, the result will be good; if your thought is destructive or in harmonious, the result will be evil.

There is therefore but one law, one principle, on cause, one Source of Power, and good and evil are simply words which have been coined to indicate the result of our action, or our compliance or non-compliance with this law. The importance of this is well illustrated in the lives of Emerson and Carlyle. Emerson loved the good and his life was a symphony of peace and harmony, Carlyle hated the bad, and his life was a record of perpetual discord and inharmony.

Here we have two grand men, each intent upon achieving the same ideal, but one makes use of constructive thought and is therefore in harmony with Natural Law, the other makes use of destructive thought and therefore brings upon himself discord of every kind and character.

It is evident therefore that we are to hate nothing, not even the "bad," because hatred is destructive, and we shall soon find that by entertaining destructive thought we are sowing the "wind" and in turn shall reap the "whirlwind."

PART EIGHT

1. Thought contains a vital principle, because it is the creative principle of the Universe and by its nature will combine with other similar thoughts.

2. As the one purpose of life is growth, all principles underlying existence must contribute to give it effect. Thought, therefore, takes form and the law of growth eventually brings it into manifestation.

3. You may freely choose what you think, but the result of your thought is governed by an immutable law. Any line of thought persisted in cannot fail to produce its result in the character, health and circumstances of the individual. Methods whereby we can substitute habits of constructive thinking for those which we have found produce only undesirable effects are therefore of primary importance.

4. We all know that this is by no means easy. Mental habits are difficult to control, but it can be done and the way to do it is to begin at once to substitute constructive thought for destructive thought. Form the habit of analyzing every thought. If it is necessary, if its manifestation in the objective will be a benefit, not only to yourself, but to all whom it may affect in any way, keep it; treasure it; it is of value; it is in tune with the Infinite; it will grow and develop and produce fruit an hundred fold. On the other hand, it will be well for you to keep this quotation from George Matthews Adams, in mind, "Learn to keep the door shut, keep out of your mind, out of your office, and out of your world, every element that seeks admittance with no definite helpful end in view."

5. If your thought has been critical or destructive, and has resulted in any condition of discord or inharmony in your environment, it may be necessary for you to cultivate a mental attitude which will be conducive to constructive thought.

6. The imagination will be found to be a great assistance in this direction; the cultivation of the imagination leads to the development of the ideal out of which your future will emerge.

7. The imagination gathers up the material by which the Mind weaves the fabric in which your future is to be clothed.

8. Imagination is the light by which we can penetrate new worlds of thought and experience.

9. Imagination is the mighty instrument by which every discoverer, every inventor,opened the way from precedent to experience. Precedent said, "It cannot be done;" experience said, "It is done."

10. Imagination is a plastic power, molding the things of sense into new forms and ideals.

11. Imagination is the constructive form of thought which must precede every constructive form of action.

12. A builder cannot build a structure of any kind until he has first received the plans from the architect, and the architect must get them from his imagination.

13. The Captain of Industry cannot build a giant corporation which may coordinate hundreds of smaller corporations and thousands of employees, and utilize millions of dollars of capital until he has first created the entire work in his imagination. Objects in the material world are as clay in the potter's hand; it is in the Master Mind that the real things are created, and it is by the use of the imagination that the work is done. In order to cultivate the imagination it must be exercised. Exercise is necessary to cultivate mental muscle as well as physical muscle. It must be supplied with nourishment or it cannot grow.

 

Chapters Introduction Forward Forward Part 2 Part One Part One Part 2 Part One Study Questions Part Two Part Two Part 2 Part Two Study Questions Part Three Part Three Part 2 Part Three Study Questions Part Four Part Four Part 2 Part Four Study Questions Part Five Part Five Part 2 Part Five Study Questions Part Six Part Six Part 2 Part Six Study Questions Part Seven Part Seven Part 2 Part Seven Study Questions Part Eight Part Eight Part 2 Part Eight Study Questions Part Nine Part Nine Part 2 Part Nine Study Questions Part Ten Part Ten Part 2 Part Ten Study Questions Part Eleven Part Eleven Part 2 Part Eleven Study Questions Part Twelve Part Twelve Part 2 Part Twelve Study Questions

Part Thirteen Part Thirteen Part 2 Part Thirteen Study Questions Part Fourteen Part Fourteen Part 2 Part Fourteen Study Questions Part Fifteen Part Fifteen Part 2 Part Fifteen Study Questions Part Sixteen Part Sixteen Part 2 Part Sixteen Study Questions Part Seventeen Part Seventeen Part 2 Part Seventeen Study Questions Part Eighteen Part Eighteen Part 2 Part Eighteen Study Questions Part Nineteen Part Nineteen Part 2 Part Nineteen Study Questions Part Twenty Part Twenty Part 2 Part Twenty Study Questions Part Twenty One Part Twenty One Part 2 Part Twenty One Study Questions Part Twenty Two Part Twenty Two Part 2 Part Twenty Two Study Questions Part Twenty Three Part Twenty Three Part 2 Part Twenty Three Study Questions Part Twenty Four Part Twenty Four Part 2 Part Twenty Four Study Questions

 

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