What is your Life Power? Your Life Power lies in your consciousness and it is in the might of your thoughts. Chapter XVII asks you to search for the source of your life power and to develop it, trust in it, wield it. According to Billy, this is your “inescapable obligation” to make this aspect of yourself strong in order to endure life, to evolve and to live in this world. Taking a more awakened, conscious responsibility for your life power makes all the difference between success in your life or failure in your life. It is that important.
If you don’t develop your life power, life can look like a raft on a stormy sea getting tossed about completely out of control and at the effect of outside forces. I don’t want a life that looks like that.
Billy suggests that you search for the source of your life power and develop it.
The Life Power lies in the consciousness. And, where is the consciousness?
Remember the prayer you learned in Chapter 3—My Spirit
Prayer? (A copy of that Prayer is on the Resource Page.) You learned that your consciousness is a tiny piece of Creation that is located in the middle of the brain at the Superior Colliculus. It’s the size of a point of a needle—and it’s very powerful. It might be a good idea to revisit the prayer and to say the prayer. Read one line at a time and think about it, feel it and try to get a sense of your own consciousness that you are praying to. This is the source of your life’s power. Your power is also in your thoughts—or it’s the might of your thoughts. Hopefully, you remember to use the might of your thoughts throughout the day and are working to achieve a state of neutral-positive-equalised thinking. “…Without this strength of life, there is no constancy in life and in evolution.”
If you want to take charge of your life, it is recommended that you determine where your power is, develop it, trust it, become strongly aware of its might. Learn how to wield your every thought, word, deed with the might of your thoughts. Also, learn about neutral-positive-equalised thinking.
It may be true that you are powerful and you know it, yet, you may go in and out of this knowledge of power—so it’s inconsistent. This material is asking you to increase your awareness of power in your life. Take charge of your life since this is one of your fundamental duties to your Self.
Recently, I was having a conscious daydream. In this dream, I saw myself as very powerful, content and balanced. I could feel these states and it felt really good. Then I became aware that the might of my power began spontaneously healing issues I didn’t even know I had! I was amazed by this. This simple exercise increased my levels of power with very little effort. I encourage you to try conscious dreaming, if you haven’t already. Make it a daily habit.