I am going to continue with thoughts, our software to the mind. Thoughts are the things we create and are the medium through which we build and fulfill our creative expressions. “Energy moving Matter or Matter absorbing energy to transform into something tangible.

A Thought Cycle

The life cycle of a Thought is from initiation to completion. In the creative process we first create an image using energy and matter. Next we invest more energy and use more Matter, as we build the Thought for completion. At completion the energy is released back to us to enjoy the experience. Having completed its journey, the creation and its purpose have ended. As a result of this the energy dissipates that was fueling it is released returning back to who ever initiated the process. At the end of the experience, there’s still energy left at their disposal, which can be used for other creations. Take for instance, a Thought generated to sell a product will inspire someone to buy that product. Every time someone purchases one of the products, it’s the completion of an act. The buyer may or may not be enjoying the product as part of their experience but the energy (in this case money) finds its way back to the person who created the product. For the person who bought the product (adapted the product to their creation), the energy that was put in is released back to them, when the product delivered the results. The feeling we get when a task is accomplished, it’s the energy coming back to us, lifting our spirits making us feel energized by it.

Types Of Thoughts in Creation

There are 3 types of thoughts in the creative arena

1. The ones we create

2. The ones we attract

3. The ones that attracts us

The Thoughts We Create

We are always in creation mode, creating thoughts randomly, most of which are automatic, inconsequential and/or short lived. However, the ones important to us must be given our full attention. When we initiate a thought, we also determine the scope and define the details of that thought from beginning to end with intent and purpose. For example we have the intention to do something for a specific purpose and everything we are thinking about is focused towards fulfilling the purpose and following our objective. Now, to create a Thought requires energy (spirit) and matter (thought-form) in order to move it forward the details must be defined, which requires more energy and matter in shaping an image specifically if it’s to manifest. The thought process can be as simple as wanting to feel warm and thinking a way to get a blanket or being homeless and craving a warm bed in a home. The thought process is the same but the means can be simple or complicated. In any event creating on this plain will always require more energy in mind. We first have to create it in our mind-space then subsequently earth it here. To be continued