I know they come from the Universal 
Subconscious Mind, and I watch as they are presented to 
me. I slow the train of thoughts. I examine each of them, 
then let go, neither accepting nor rejecting. On and on the 
thoughts come, and I ask myself, “Who is it that observes
 this?” And I hear the answer, “Thou that art, always 
have been, and always will be—thou observes!,” and I
 understand. Divorced from body, thought, and 
experience, I still exist as I always must. Here then is my 
true self, a thing independent of all but spirit, a 
contemplative “I,” which only observes and chooses from the 
thoughts that cross consciousness.

Whatever I choose is 
mine. Whatever I reject shall never touch me. I need
 only observe and accept, and all things will be added
 unto me by a power which leaps to acknowledge my faith
 and my decision. I sense such warmth and security as
 might overflow the world. I sense a fusion of my being
 with the great Universal Subconscious Mind, the mind 
of God. I sense the presence of the Father who knows 
no wrath, who does all things at his child’s bidding.

I
 sense my union with this Father by immutable and 
irrevocable bonds. I am one with all truth, 
all beauty, all justice, all love.