Spirituality Information: What We Can Concieve, We Can Achieve By Richard Blackstone At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

The thoughts we put a lot of energy into are usually the thoughts that we wish to manifest into our reality. We follow through with the rest of the creative process of thought, word, and action, but it all starts with a thought. It continues with the concept that all thought is creative. Every thought creates at some level. So the natural progression here tells us that whatever thought we can hold in our mind is capable of being manifested in our reality.

You have heard this saying before but now I want you to think about it with a new perspective because when you take this one to heart it is really mind-boggling. “What you can conceive you can achieve.” Whatever you think of in your head is do-able in your reality.

Wow!!! This is more than just a great adage; this is a huge Ah-haaaaaa!!!

This one concept alone takes off the limiting perception we have of our capabilities. If you can take this idea and incorporate it as a sponsoring thought in your day-to-day world, you will open yourself up to a world of wonder and delight, a world of energy and joy in the knowledge that you are not restricted in your imagination or you powers.

Terms like “I can't do that” or “don't be stupid” lose their appeal, because we become cognizant of the fact that there is nothing that is not possible, and therefore no idea is stupid. The concept of 'stupid' loses its grip on us. Terms such as 'stupid' cannot be used to define us, except in the context of defining us as something we are not.

Everything we know of in the physical world that we live in was first a thought. Thoughts run through our heads constantly and, even though all thought is creative, we do not see the myriad of thoughts that are available to us manifesting themselves into our daily lives.

Your thought about something does not have enough energy to manifest it into your reality. You still need the word and the action necessary to bring your thought to fruition. So out of the continual passing parade of thoughts that go through our heads, it is up to us to select the thoughts that are important to us and that we feel strongly enough about to take them from a low state of energy to the next level of creation.

It is in this selection process that we experience free choice about what we choose to create because what we choose to create determines and defines who we are. Who we are is a choice. We see once again that our choices determine the purpose of our life.

No one makes your life choices except you. Even if you feel that somebody else tells you what to do, you are still the only one who chooses the thoughts that create who you are being and, by that process, determines what you do. As you will discover, what you are being determines what you are doing.

This matter of free choice is an important concept to remember because it means free choice in everything. The thoughts that run through our heads are not always altruistic thoughts about how we can improve mankind's lot. Our thoughts run the gamut from holy to hellish and everything in between.

We are here to create who we are and who we choose to be, and in the process of determining who we are, sometimes we must experience who we are not. We discover who we are not by making choices about the thoughts that go through our heads in the same manner as we make choices about who we are.

The choice we make about which thoughts we wish to pursue is a free choice about whether we wish to follow a thought based in love, or a thought based in fear. There are only two emotions from which all thought proceeds: love or fear.

So every human action, just like every human thought, is based in either love or fear. These are the base concepts or emotions behind each thought. They are the 'thought behind the thought behind the thought,' at its deepest level. What you might call the “sponsoring thought.”

Love, which is what God is, cannot be expressed and experienced until it is compared to what love is not, which is fear. You might call these the sponsoring polarities of the physical, relative world. All of the emotions known to us are derivatives of these two base concepts: love and fear. The separation mentality subscribes to a fear-based view of the world because, in this theory of the universe, God cannot be trusted.

The concept of unity consciousness subscribes to a love-based view of the universe where God is not only trusted, but we are one with God. In the idea of oneness the defining concept is that at the core of God is love. We are made in the image and likeness of God and at our core is love.

It is easy to conceive the concepts of love and oneness so go out and achieve love in your life and be one with all that exists.

Always remember, what we can conceive, we can achieve.

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