The phenomenal world operates under maya, the law of duality or oppositional states; it is thus an unreal world that veils the truth of the Divine Oneness and Unchangeableness. Man in his mortal aspect dreams of dualities and contrasts—life and death, health and disease, happiness and sorrow; but when he awakens in soul consciousness all dualities

Firmly believe that you are created in the image of the Father and are therefore immortal and perfect.

The body is materialized vibration and should be cognized as such.

Man is able to create both matter and consciousness in an illusory dream world; therefore it should not be difficult for him to realize that Spirit, utilizing the power of maya, has created for man a dream world of “life” or conscious existence that in essence is as false (because ephemeral, ever changing) as are man’s experiences in the dream

The “word” is life energy or cosmic vibratory force. The “mouth of God” is the medulla oblongata in the posterior part of the brain, tapering off into the spinal cord. This, the most vital part of the human body, is the divine entrance (“mouth of God”) for the “word” or life energy by which man is sustained. In the Hindu and Christian scriptures

Speech without soul force is like husks without corn.

To be active and successful, a thought must be impregnated with such will power that it will resist the opposition of contrary thoughts.

I determined never again to be tricked like that. I advanced my foot and planted it firmly on the floor of the cabin and commanded my will never again to accept the seasick experience. Later, though I was on the water for a month going to Japan and back to India, and for fifty days from Calcutta to Boston, and for twenty-six days from Seattle to

Through maya and man’s consequent ignorance of his soul, human consciousness is isolated from Cosmic Consciousness. The mind of man is subject to change and limitation, but Cosmic Consciousness is free from all restrictions and is never involved in experiences of duality (death and life, disease and health, fleeting sorrow and fleeting joy, and so