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The New Thought Simplified

Seventh Suggestive Lesson.

1903 original text, YOGeBooks typeset transcription; original text extent only
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Seventh Suggestive Lesson.
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Faith is scientific. It is not mere expectation, but present substance.
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To live vigorously we must live by faith. The illumined will is the divine energy or power exercised in the inner man. Nothing can withstand its might. It takes hold of forces that are infinite.
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“I will” is a projectile which hits the mark—a power that “removes mountains.”
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Unbelief ends, in stagnation and despondency. It is leaden, nerveless, and cowardly.
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“I will” is the pilot that grasps the helm and steers the human craft God- ward.
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If I fall, I will not stay down, but arise and push forward.
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A victorious life is mine. Back of, and supporting me, are all the real forces in the universe. “If God be for us, who can be against us?” It is not the lower self that guides my life, but the Spirit which worketh in me.
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There is no uncertainty. I know in whom I have trusted.
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In proportion as the Christ is unfolded in us we have a right to speak from the standpoint of the universal. Said Emerson:—
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“I am owner of the sphere,
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Of the seven stars and the solar year.
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Of Cæsar’s hand and Plato’s brain,
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Of Lord Christ’s heart, and Shakespeare’s strain.”
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Ideally, we own every spiritual reality which we can appreciate and assimilate.
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Even God is “our God”—that is, our own Good. I have faith in God. I have faith in myself. “According to thy faith be it unto thee.”

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The New Thought Simplified, 1903. Original public-domain text only; YOGeBooks modern credits and appended bibliography excluded; PDF retained privately.

Sixth Suggestive Lesson. Eighth Suggestive Lesson.