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Let us have a close look at a paradigm of which I am sure everybody has heard of some day in his life: you reap what you sow (actually “whatsoever a man soweth, that he shall also reap” in its original version), what goes round come round is another popular one, and they can be simplified to actions have consequences.

We all had it in Physics, and I do remember well our teacher trying to explain to us in the 7^th grade that an action has an opposite and equal reaction. And as much as I stemmed against (I didn’t like the teacher), it still all follows the same law, my understanding about it though at the time was rather limited, and so I reduced this law to everything else physical around, except me. And how much do you think did that keep me from being exempted?

At a time long ago already when all this was yet waiting to be revealed and expressed mathematically, nature followed its laws precisely and continued to do so regardless of us knowing about or accepting it. It affects everything and everyone and does so without judgment on any level, from very old to very young, from very rich to very poor, and from very dense matter right down to the Quantum Field of pure energy. The fascinating part about it is that it happens all the time; it is a continuous creational process and encompasses all there is. Every object in the Universe emits a frequency, whether this may be sound or light, which then connects to everything that happens to resonate on the same frequency with mathematical exactitude. Thoughts and emotions too come in form of a wave and carry the information we choose to be carried, and take part in this creational process, whether we like it or not. That is a big responsibility for a conscious being, because as such it is possible to change this information at will into any direction!

In a world where we are taught that we are taken care of by insurances, police, and the government, and so on, responsibility has become synonymous with blame, and the search for guilt outside of us our focus. It is therefore quite natural to resist at first the fact that we create our world ourselves. The good news though is that it is also us who can shape the situations we wish to find us in entirely! I agree that quite often we find us in circumstances where we may ask us then “how could I possibly have wanted that?” And yes, there certainly is a difference between deliberate creation and unconscious behavior. It is again our subconscious mind that has taken the orders! But how does it get there?

The process is simple: our brain, as an organ of our conscious mind, handles the flood of information it constantly receives and after some reasoning transforms it into pictures and emotions. As soon as something is subject to be accepted by the conscious mind as true, it makes its way to the subconscious mind where everything that has made it to this stage is accepted as final to be put on autopilot. From here we tap directly into the Quantum Field of energy and begin the process of creation with immediate effect. Everything that travels on the same frequency that is emitted is attracted and gradually forms into reality. Owing to the ever so conflicting thoughts and emotions we have at times, such attraction is sometimes intermittent and incomplete. It is on us to invite something as true and therefore it is critical what kind of information we feed us with on a continuous basis. Like attracts like, and so everything which is on the same vibratory pattern is attracted into life.

And here is the trick: whatever we focus on is attracted, regardless of whether we consciously decide that we do or don’t want it, the emphasis is on “whatever we focus on”. How many people do you know who only know what they don’t want and continuously express it? How many people do you know who have nothing else in their mind but their undesirable situation they are in? Remember, like attracts like, and that is exactly what they get more of. And as long as we continue to believe that we are the victims of life it continues to be that way. Eventually, images of non-truthful memories being stored over a long period of time have the potential to develop disease. For instance, if someone feels unloved, does that make someone truly unworthy of love? Or, if we feel incompetent, does that mean that our body and mind are truly incapable of performing that action? Wrong beliefs cause us to misinterpret our circumstances as threatening, which creates internal stress (and for those interested in more detail: see related research at Stanford University by Bruce Lipton Ph.D.), which in return is translated into fear. The point is that this transforms into energies that are doing us harm over time, and it is on us to control such energies. And this brings me to the task I have in mind for you to start today: consciously think about and focus on truth, love and respect for yourself and others. In case of undesired thoughts, images and emotions coming up during the process continue to treat the self-talk in your mind as discussed in the previous chapter.

Start planting good seeds today for what you wish to reap tomorrow.