CONSCIOUSNESS

The World as Objectified Consciousness

The external world is merely an objectified reflection of one's consciousness. Trying to change external conditions without changing one's inner conception…

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Your Faith Is Your Fortune

Man moves in a world that is nothing more or less than his consciousness objectified. Not knowing this he wars against his reflections while he keeps alive the light and the images which project the reflections. "I AM the light of the world." I AM (consciousness) is the light. That which I am conscious of being (my conception of myse1f)-such as "I am rich," "I am healthy," "I am free"-are the images. The world is the mirror magnifying all that I AM conscious of being. Stop trying to change the world since it is only the mirror. Man's attempt to change 't he world by force is as fruitless as breaking a mirror in the hope of changing his face. Leave the mirror and change your face. Leave the world alone and change your conceptions of yourself. The reflection then will be satisfactory .

The external world is merely an objectified reflection of one's consciousness. Trying to change external conditions without changing one's inner conception of self is futile, like breaking a mirror to change one's face. True change comes from altering one's self-conception.

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Freedom For All

The world is my conditioned consciousness objectified. That which I feel and believe to be true of myself is now projected in space as my world. The world – my mirrored self – ever bears witness of the state of consciousness in which I live.

The external world is a direct objectification of one's conditioned consciousness. It is a mirror reflecting what one feels and believes to be true of oneself, constantly bearing witness to one's inner state.

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