The Essence of Mind and Its Creative Power

In his poem, James Allen eloquently states:

"Mind is the Master power that molds and makes,

And Man is Mind, and evermore he takes

The tool of Thought, and, shaping what he wills,

Brings forth a thousand joys, a thousand ills:

— He thinks in secret, and it comes to pass:

Environment is but his looking-glass."

This profound reflection emphasizes that the consciousness which brought the universe into being is the same consciousness we possess. During my chakra meditations, I often receive messages from a higher source. Recently, one such message echoed Allen's wisdom: "Mind is the master power, and man is mind." This prompted me to recall the poem, and while I struggled initially, I eventually rediscovered it in my Kindle library.

The mind is indeed the architect of our experiences. Consider the device you are using to read this— it is a product of human ingenuity, not a natural occurrence. While our creative abilities may differ in scale from the universal creator, we are inherently connected to that greater consciousness.

Our thoughts and emotions serve as our creative tools. Reflect on your current mindset: whatever you believe to be true, whether joyful or distressing, shapes your reality. You may think of your thoughts as private, but every subconscious notion ultimately manifests in your surroundings. Your environment acts as a mirror reflecting your inner beliefs; hence, "environment is your looking glass."

We navigate two realms: the spiritual and the physical. To bring forth any creation, a vision or thought must first exist. If you fully commit to realizing your vision, it will eventually materialize in the physical world. Allen poignantly captures this idea: "he thinks in secret but it comes to pass."

I trust that this exploration aids your understanding of the mind and the universal laws at play.

With love,

Miguel Martinez Juarez

Chapter 1: Understanding the Mind's Influence