Man's life is governed by Law at all times in all places.

Law of attraction start the train of causation for good.

Whatever happen is our life is a result of how we entertain our thoughts.

Induction proceeds by comparison of facts and it is the "Watchman at the gate".

Need, want and desire, in the largest sense, induce, guide and determine action.

It is our privilege to become conscious of the principle and act in accordance with it.

A well-defined lawful want, therefore, furnishes the reason for the more complex operations of nature.

Our wants are satisfied by purely mental operations set in motion by the will and the supply is created by demand.

It is an aid in concentrating and strengthening our faculties by the mere operations of mind in the purest form.

We are to believe that what is sought has been accomplished, in order to accomplished it.

"What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them".

We are first to believe that our desire has already been fulfilled and its accomplishment will then follow.

Eliminate all considerations and limitation and plant a seed, and if left undisturbed, will germinate into external fruition.

The recognition of the marvelous power which is possessed by the mind under proper conditions and the fact that this power can be utilized, directed, and made available for the solution of every human problem is of transcendental importance.

A new faith has been born, a faith which demands a new form of expression, and this faith is taking form in a deep consciousness of power which is being manifested, in the present spiritual activity found on every hand.

By far the greatest discovery of all the centuries is the power of thought.

It consists in creating ideas, and these in turn objectify themselves by appropriating, inventing, observing, discerning, discovering, analyzing, ruling, governing, combining, and applying matter and force.

Self contemplation comes inspiration which is creative intelligence and which is undeniably superior.

All that is required is an understanding of certain definite fundamental principles and their proper application.

Part Eleven Exercise: Be Still and inhibit all thought, relax body and visualize.

Select the same room if possible, sit with back straight, prevent any thoughts from running in your mind and 

keep perfectly still for 15 minutes or more. 

Also relax your entire body to remove pressures on nerves and eliminate tension.

Concentrate on the quotation "Whatsoever things ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them and ye shall have them".

There is no limitation, "whatsoever things" is definite and means that the only limitation is our ability to think.