Quotes About Creation

If there was no Cosmic Ordering then it would have been necessary to invent it.

You think the thing, draw the picture and then it happens.

Rome wasn't built in a day, but that's because they never used Cosmic Ordering.

Wealth creation is 10% of what you know and 90% Cosmic Ordering.

In the beginning man was poor, then along came Cosmic Ordering.

By nature you are a manifesting machine!

Your thoughts and feelings together create an 'energetic blueprint' that is constantly being emitted out into the world.

Napoleon Hill also rehashed 'thoughts create things' when he wrote Think & Grow Rich in 1937 (although it had taken him 25 years to complete).

No need to steal someone's thunder, with Cosmic Ordering you can make your own.

Now you can build Rome in a day with Cosmic Ordering.

Understand that you and you alone create your own opportunities, whether they come to you in the form of a lottery ticket, or a promotion, you brought that into your life.

There's nothing mysterious about Cosmic Ordering, it's simply a method used to transmute thought into reality.

It is what we employ from the subconscious mind that is the most productive for manifesting!

Mind power is my art …… so bring the canvas of your mind closer and I will create a masterpiece.

Simply put, mind power is placing a request, or a wish, if you will, and trusting that somehow it will come to be.

Everyone or almost all eventually evade reality and we invent what we need.

Your life you are living now is a creation of your mind, but if you search deep down you will discover the capacity to create an even better life ... try it!

Turning images from within our minds into reality is a gift we are all born with.

All we are in possession of is the result of the snowballing attitude of our minds.

Philosophers think, creators make!

nature, a phenomenon unrelated to humanity or even to life itself.

Look, I made a hat... Where there never was a hat

Paul Valery speaks of the 'une ligne donnee' of a poem. One line is given to the poet by God or by nature, the rest he has to discover for himself.

An engaging discussion upon the nature of the soul, its defining qualities, the possibility it manifests a specific shape, the likelihood of its integrity beyond formaldehyde and flowers, speculation on its absence from an unfortunate sum of mortal beings since God, at the moment of creation, released into the universe a fixed number of souls to be recycled among a diminishing percentage of an exponentially expanding population, hence bodies without souls.