Jethro, the Excellence of God

The world is consciousness which responds to ours, for they are indeed one. Thus what we assume to be true becomes so. Confidence and expectation go a long way. The wealthy, well-to-do, and strong assume they are capable and entitled to succeed, and do so. The weak and poor may believe themselves to be strong and prosperous, and become as they think they are.

Moses didn't kill anyone in Exodus 2. They were thoughts. He was talking about mind. Waters are the flow of thoughts. Moses is an everyman--the germ of the Gospel in all of us. He became philosophical and religious in Pharaoh's daughter. Things were good. Then he thought something bad, and things went south. Sitting at the water well is pondering things. Zipporah is that spiritual nudge to consider consequences. Moses (we) wondered about Jethro, how things work on a spiritual level. God enlightened him, informing him that "Consciousness (our mental becoming) creates what becomes" (Exodus 3:14, my take on Alexander's notes). I.e., everything is consciousness: one integrated, interactive consciousness which becomes everything it thinks. Jethro is this Excellence of God.

THAT is the "Kingdom of God." "Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and all these things shall be added unto you" (Matthew 6:33). So think good thoughts. Think you have, that you are capable and entitled, do as you can, and have confidence and expectation for wonderful things.