"Become aware of what you are thinking, and you will recognize a law between your mood and your surrounding circumstances." 

Neville Goddard talks about how your mood determines your fortune and I believe that. I experience that all day. In fact, so do you. Even if you don't realize it. 

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When we imagine lovingly for others we are doing it for ourselves. There is one God and father of us all, over all, through all all, and in all. 

Two big emotional events happened this week; a death and a breakup. I talk about how I dealt with these. 

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I believe worry is the same as doubt. I am not a worrier. Well, generally speaking. Some times, even when I am not aware of any worrying, I'm worrying. The "How can I fix this" thoughts creep in, like an unsanctioned covert operation.

I do not believe thoughts are things or that my thoughts have power. I believe my thoughts (including those little stealth operatives) are indicators of the state in which I'm dwelling.

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I believe our experience in daily life is a reflection of our concept of ourselves. Our body of beliefs, what we assume to be true of ourselves, is what experience in what we call the real world. 

As in water face answers to face, so the mind of man reflects the man. Proverbs 29:19

The Bible says if we have faith as a grain of mustard seed nothing is impossible (Matthew 17:20). I was raised to believe it means that all I need is a tiny bit faith. But there's more to this little seed than I was taught.