What Is Right?

I am not a specialist on the Book of Job, which is probably the oldest book in the Bible. But I am pretty sure that it is about what is right. That question and its answer should be at the forefront of all we think and do. I am here imagining, and I know from experience that there is another imaginer with me with greater concepts and powers than I know of. He or It can speak to my mind, adjust my body, control my environment, even flood my being with the Holy Ghost--all evidence of what we call God. I have got it that I am from Him, what I consider the Consciousness of the Ineffable Being. Yes, there is a step down there from the Ineffable Being to Its Consciousness, which I consider myself (and you) to be a part of. There is also a bit of a step down from the Consciousness of the Ineffable Being to that aspect who is the Imaginer here with us. We are quite a gang.

Inasmuch as I am created from and by God, it is right that He take care of my needs. It is also right that I am beholding to Him. He OWNS me, and it is by His grace that I exist and have consciousness--life--at all. And that is it: we are His slaves, wholly subject to Him, because we come from Him. It is right that we honor Him, worship, adore, and obey Him. That is just right from our relationship with him. This is why I balk at using the Law of Assumption for getting things. Taking care of me is His job. Submitting to my Maker is mine. Yes, doing His will is my responsibility as His slave, and that entails using the Law of Assumption THAT HIS WILL BE DONE. There is nothing wrong with having things, even nice things, but there is a lot wrong with greed.