Part Eleven - Page 4

20. We are thus thinking on the plane of the absolute and creating with total freedom and are planting a seed which, if left alone, will finally germinate into external fruition.
21. To review: Inductive reasoning is the process of the objective mind, by which we compare a number of separate instances with one another until we see the common factor that gives rise to them all. We see people in some civilized countries on the globe, securing results by some process which they do seem to understand themselves, and to which they usually attach some degree of understanding. Our reason is given to us for the purpose of ascertaining the law by which these results are accomplished.
22. The operation of this thought process is seen in those fortunate natures that possess everything easily, who have an easy conscience because they always act correctly, and can always conduct themselves with tact, learn everything easily, complete everything they begin with a happy knack, live in eternal harmony with themselves, commending what they do, and ever experiencing ease and relaxation.
23. The fruit of this thought is, as it were, a gift of the universe, but a gift which some realize, appreciate, and understand. 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 situation is of transcendental importance.
24. All truth is the same, whether stated in modern scientific terms or in the language of ancient times. There are bold souls who realize that the very completeness of truth requires various statement --that only multiple human formula will show every side of it.
25. Changing emphasis, new language, novel interpretations, exceptional perspectives, are evidence that the truth is being apprehended in new relations to human needs, and is becoming more generally understood.