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• Each definite thought produces a double effect—a radiating vibration and a floating form.
• If the man's thought or feeling is directly connected with someone else, the resultant thought-form moves towards that person and discharges itself upon his astral and mental bodies. If the man's thought is about himself, or is based upon a personal feeling, as the vast majority of thoughts are, it hovers round its creator and is always ready to re...
• Each man travels through space enclosed within a cage of his own building, surrounded by a mass of the forms created by his habitual thoughts. Through this medium he looks out upon the world, and naturally he sees everything tinged with its predominant colours, and all rates of vibration which reach him from without are more or less modified by its...
• since all his observations must be made through this medium, which distorts and colours everything like badly-made glass.
• Three general principles underlie the production of all thought-forms:— Quality of thought determines colour. Nature of thought determines form.