#162: The Invisible Movement

You have assumed the end.

In the quiet of your own mind, away from the eyes of the world, you have felt yourself into the very state of the fulfilled desire.

The longing has ceased.

The strain has gone out of you.

In its place, there is a deep, quiet sense of completion, a feeling that it is already so.

that the thing is yours, that you are now the one who has realized it.

This feeling is the assumption.

It is the creative act itself.

And having performed this act, you have done all that is required of you.

The end has been willed in consciousness.

From this moment, the end itself begins to draw to it everything necessary for its visible expression.

But this drawing, this bringing together, of the necessary means, is not done in the outer world, where you can watch it.

It is done in the invisible.

It is an unseen rearrangement of the entire fabric of your life, a movement that begins the instant your assumption is accepted and continues until the thing stands before you, solid and real.

The difficulty arises when, after this interact, You turn your eyes outward and find that nothing has changed.

The same conditions meet you.

The same problems present themselves.

The evidence of your senses stands as a direct contradiction to the state you have assumed.

And in that contradiction, the temptation comes to abandon the feeling, to question whether the assumption was real, to wonder what more must be done.

But I tell you, nothing more is to be done by you.

The work is finished in consciousness.

What follows is the invisible movement, and this movement is not your concern.

It is the concern of the law itself.

You have planted the seed.

You have given it reality in the only place where reality can be given, in feeling.