THE BEGINNING BOB PROCTOR

Hello there and welcome, we are back again and I am going to take you back to that little book, As a Man Thinketh. You know James Allen was such a phenomenal writer. He says “A man only begins to be a man when he ceases to whine and revile, and commences to search for the hidden justice which regulates his life.”

Now keep in mind this was written back in the early 1900’s, I think around 1903 and the word man is used in a generic sense, it could just as well have been written “A woman only begins to be a woman when she”…

Allen goes on to say as he adapts his mind to that regulating factor he ceases to use others as the cause of his condition. And he build himself up strong and noble thoughts. Ceases to kick against circumstance, but begins to use them as an aid to a more rapid progress. In the means of discovering the hidden powers and possibilities within himself.

Well you know, this only happens when you begin to search for the hidden justice which regulates your life. How much time do you spend really thinking about what’s going on? You see, we’ve got to ask ourselves, you want to ask yourself

How do I digest my food?

Why do the seasons change?

Why did the leaves fall off the tree?

Why is it that the tide goes out and the tide comes in?

You think is an accident? Do you know, winter never follows winter. Now, there’s such perfecting in this universe, and do you know something? There’s perfection within you. Search for the hidden justice which regulates your life, and you are going to get into the law. The law is the modus operandi of the omnipotent God.

You’ve been given the power to choose, the power to create the life you want.

Now I want you to spend the next 4 or 5 minutes just thinking about the hidden justice which regulates your life. I’m going to tell you, I started to think about this in 1961 and I am as fascinated with it today as I was 60+ years ago study it, the hidden justice which regulates your life.

This is Bob Proctor and thank you.