Straighten out your "Perspective for Power in Prayer"

This is about Power in Prayer (following Neville Goddard's 

description and logic of metaphysics). You will have power in 

prayer if you straighten out your perspective of reality. Consider,

If God is one, then God is all, and all (including you and I are 

God. There is no separation between God and man, though we are 

individualities of his spirit. This is 'echad in Hebrew: "many 

unifying in one" (Deuteronomy 6: 4). It is also advaita in Sanskrit: 

"not divided" (the cores of religions are similar concepts; it's the 

superstitions the ignorance of their priests and ministers cook up 

that divides.)

"Omnipresent omniscience is omnipotent." Omniscience is God's 

consciousness. We call it the Holy Ghost or the Holy Spirit. It is 

what became your consciousness. It is dynamic; it is power itself.  

God's omniscience is omnipresent -- it is in our bodies and in our 

minds. It is the power of our life and it is the residence of our 

mind and thought. Our minds are not separate from God's mind. He 

is not "watching from a distance" -- our eyes and ears and feelings 

are his.

God's omniscience is omnipotent. It is all powerful. It has created 

all things. All things exist in it. It can bring forth all things 

it desires. It has become us, and we are to use it. What we 

believe is our use of God's omnipotence, which will bring forth. 

"Believe ye receive, and ye shall have." 

It may take some gestation time, for things grow from seed to mature 

fruit over time, but hold the destined "end" of the seed planted 

in your mind, and you will harvest. 

"It is perfect prophecy: If you plant wheat, you can bet that what 

will sprout will be wheat!" -- T. L. Osborn. 

Have this perspective, "My thinking is Power; What I believe is 

planted," and watch what you plant, for it is going to come up!