“This is the law: Every thing existing on the physical plane is an exteriorization of thought, which must be balanced through the one who issued the thought, and in accordance with that one’s responsibility, at the conjunction of time, condition, and place.”

— Harold W. Percival , book Thinking and Destiny

Source: Thinking and Destiny (1946), Ch. 2 : The Purpose and Plan of the Universe, p. 28

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