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The One has two sides. Yin and yang is a Chinese philosophical concept that describes how obviously opposite or contrary forces may actually be complementary, interconnected, and interdependent in the natural world, and how they may give rise to each other as they interrelate to one another .  by Michael Corthell The Law of Divine Oneness is the first universal law. All others stem from it.    This law postulates that we are all connected throughout all creation. Every bit of matter is connected in some way, shape, or form to the rest of the universe. There is no separation, all is in one and one is in all. That means that everything we do has an influencing effect and affects all—not just us personally. We must remember that our actions both matter and make a difference to all and The All. This law is the basis for humankind's embrace of The Golden Rule It is the principle of treating others as one wants to be treated. It is a maxim that is found in most religions and cultures.

"Discover the divine essence within you. In the sanctuary of this inner consciousness, we wield the unlimited power to shape our destinies and manifest our desires." Michael Corthell In the quest to fathom the depths of human existence, the teachings of Neville Goddard offer a unique perspective. Goddard posits that the concept of a higher power, traditionally termed "God," resides not in some distant realm, but within the very fabric of our consciousness. According to his philosophy, our human imagination is the crucible of creation, the sacred space where the divine potential within each of us takes shape. The Creative Power of Imagination: Neville's Cornerstone Central to Neville Goddard's teachings is the profound role he attributes to imagination. He contends that this faculty is not a mere flight of fancy, but a gateway to the infinite. Through imagination, we transcend the boundaries of the physical world, envisioning possibilities beyond our imm

"New Thought is rooted in transcending self-imposed limits and harnessing the mind's creative power. It has reemerged as a transformative force in 21st-century spirituality, reshaping how individuals approach personal growth and enlightenment." Michael Corthell The emergence of New Thought , a philosophical and spiritual movement rooted in the power of positive thinking and the creative potential of the mind, marked a significant departure from traditional religious doctrines. Originating in , the late 19th century, it gained momentum through influential figures like Phineas P. Quimby and Mary Baker Eddy and was further developed by luminaries such as William Walker Atkinson , Ernest Holmes , and Neville Goddard . This essay delves into the history of New Thought, exploring its potential to shape the spiritual landscape of global society in the 21st century. The Roots and Foundations of New Thought The roots of New Thought can be traced back to the Transcendentalist m

''God, the Universe, and our very essence are inseparable. We are not just observers of the universe; we are participants, co-creators, and expressions of the divine.'' Michael Corthell   In the vast expanse of cosmic contemplation, where the boundaries between self and universe dissolve, we find ourselves tracing the threads of wisdom woven by the likes of Neville Goddard , Alan Watts , and other luminaries . Through their insights, we embark on a journey to unravel the profound interplay between our existence and the cosmos, as we explore the notion that before we were born, we were the universe itself. Before our earthly sojourn, before our first breath in this dimension of form, we were the universe in its raw, unmanifested potential. This primordial truth is a concept that echoes across spiritual traditions, embracing the whispers of Emerson's 'over-soul.' It resonates with the idea that our individuality arises from the same wellspring of cosmic consc

''Your desires are the seeds you plant in the garden of your life. Water them with faith and fertilize them with action, and they will grow and bloom into the fruits of your dreams. Trust the natural process of manifestation, and be patient. With time and effort, you will harvest the abundance you have sown.'' Michael Corthell In this journey we call life, we all have dreams. They may be big or small, simple or complex, but they all represent something we deeply desire. Manifesting is the process of turning those dreams into reality. It is a powerful ability that exists within each of us, but it requires intention, focus, and action. This easy-to-follow guide will walk you through the steps of manifesting your desires, from planting the seeds to reaping the rewards. We'll explore how to prepare the soil, sow the seeds, nurture growth, uproot doubt, cultivate abundance, and celebrate your successes. 1. Choosing Your Seeds The first step in manifesting is to get c

by Michael Corthell Most of us are not a fan of old age — losing our youthfulness, developing wrinkles and facing health problems that are inevitable as we grow older can be unsettling. The fear of growing old, only becomes a problem when it becomes persistent, irrational and chronic — a kind of phobia. ''You don't stop laughing when you grow old, you grow old when you stop laughing.''    —George Bernard Shaw The common thread in all phobias is anxiety. Worrying about what will happen. Anxiety concerning old age is difficult to manage, since we can see it's effects first hand — we are constantly reminded.  We have all seen loved ones become unable to care for themselves or falling down breaking a hip. We have all witnessed the acute and chronic illnesses that come with aging. ''Grow old along with me! The best is yet to be...''  —Robert Browning Let's look at ways to make the best of it and worry about a whole lo