Your Being Is Magnificent

You all can see this fallacy. This fallacy that, 'Oh, my mind is so strong. Oh, my mind always gets me.' It can't get you. The strongest mind—that means your most nurtured concepts. What is a strongest one? It is your most nurtured concept, most believed-in ideas which are central to your identity. They have no power unless you give it to them. Nothing can come and grab you. You are God. You are consciousness. So, can it come and grab you? All these tiny, measly ideas? A thought... a thought, can it grab you? You put the keys in the locker, you open it, you reach out to it, you hug it, and you say it comes and dies. Your belief, your attention, is your primal power.

Belief is so easy. You operate from like a half-belief. You already believe that 'I am this.' Already believed from there, 'Okay, I am... am I to be spiritually now? I might look like this.' It's like some of these companies, they serve you half-cooked, almost ready-to-eat; you just have to microwave. You keep yourself in that sort of acceptance of nonsense. Show me the thought between grabbing. Who is this 'you' that you seem to pedal away so easily? Exchange it for some motion? This fight should not even be a fight. The mind has thoughts; you have God. How can this be a real fight?

Your Being is magnificent. Your Being today onward, now onwards, please don't take yourself to be this sort of weakling. 'Oh, my thoughts, oh, my energy, oh, my existence.' What are you taking yourself to be? So mean, so sheepish, so weak? We have all the glorious masters on our walls. Most powerful, most direct are available to you. You become so sheepish. This little something comes... deal or no deal?