The Master Key System: Part Fifteen

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Part Fifteen

Experiments with parasites found on plants indicate that even the lowest order of life is enabled to take advantage of natural law. This experiment was made by Jacques Loch, M.D., Ph. D., a member of the Rockefeller Institute.

"In order to obtain the material, potted rose bushes are brought into a room and placed in front of a closed window. If the plants are allowed to dry out, the aphids (parasites), previously wingless, change to winged insects. After the metamorphosis, the animals leave the plants, fly to the window and then creep upward on the glass."

It is evident that these tiny insects found that the plants on which they had been thriving were dead, and that they could therefore secure nothing more to eat and drink from this source. The only method by which they could save themselves from starvation was to grow temporary wings and fly, which they did.

Experiments such as these indicate that Omniscience as well as Omnipotence is omnipresent and that the tiniest living thing can take advantage of it in an emergency.

Part Fifteen will tell you more about the law under which we live. It will explain that these laws operate to our advantage; that all conditions and experiences that come to us are for our benefit; that we gain strength in proportion to the effort expended, and that our happiness is best attained through a conscious cooperation with natural laws.

PART FIFTEEN

1. The laws under which we live are designed solely for our advantage. These laws are immutable and we cannot escape from their operation.

2. All the great eternal forces act in solemn silence, but it is in our power to place ourselves in harmony with them and thus express a life of comparative peace and happiness.

3. Difficulties, inharmonies, and obstacles, indicate that we are either refusing to give out what we no longer need, or refusing to accept what we require.

4. Growth is attained through an exchange of the old for the new, of the good for the better; it is a conditional or reciprocal action, for each of us is a complete thought entity and this completeness makes it possible for us to receive only as we give.

5. We cannot obtain what we lack if we tenaciously cling to what we have. We are able to consciously control our conditions as we come to sense the purpose of what we attract, and are able to extract from each experience only what we require for our further growth. Our ability to do this determines the degree of harmony or happiness we attain.

6. The ability to appropriate what we require for our growth, continually increases as we reach higher planes and broader visions, and the greater our abilities to know what we require, the more certain we shall be to discern its presence, to attract it and to absorb it. Nothing may reach us except what is necessary for our growth.

7. All conditions and experiences that come to us do so for our benefit. Difficulties and obstacles will continue to come until we absorb their wisdom and gather from them the essentials of further growth.

8. That we reap what we sow is mathematically exact. We gain permanent strength exactly to the extent of the effort required to overcome difficulties.

9. The inexorable requirements of growth demand that we exert the greatest degree of attraction for what is perfectly in accord with us. Our highest happiness will be best attained through our understanding of, and conscious cooperation with natural laws.

10. In order to possess vitality thought must be impregnated with love. Love is a product of the emotions. It is therefore essential that the emotions be controlled and guided by the intellect and reason.

11. It is love which imparts vitality to thought and thus enables it to germinate. The law of attraction, or the law of love, for they are one and the same, will bring to it the necessary material for its growth and maturity.

12. The first form which thought will find is language, or words; this determines the importance of words; they are the first manifestation of thought -- the vessels in which thought is carried. They take hold of the ether and by setting it in motion reproduce the thought to others in the form of sound.

 

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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