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'''Physical Creation''' is everything that exists within the [[Space-Time Tube]] which itself also exists within the [[Mind of God]]. | '''Physical Creation''' is everything that exists within the [[Space-Time Tube]] which itself also exists within the [[Mind of God]]. | ||
Creation is both a physical process and a spiritual process ( | Creation is both a physical process and a spiritual process (BOLIFE). The [[Physical Process of Creation]] is the process of using hands to create the world. For example, a carpenter using his hands to create a house is engaged in a process of physical creation. The [[Spiritual Process of Creation]] is the process of using [[will]] (desire + intent) to exert a non-physical influence on reality. The well documented [[Placebo Effect]] is an example of a spiritual process of creation. | ||
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As noted in the Book of Light Volume One, Creation is a dream of energy in the mind of I. That is, creation is everything that exists within the Mind of God.
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Physical Creation is everything that exists within the Space-Time Tube which itself also exists within the Mind of God.
Creation is both a physical process and a spiritual process (BOLIFE). The Physical Process of Creation is the process of using hands to create the world. For example, a carpenter using his hands to create a house is engaged in a process of physical creation. The Spiritual Process of Creation is the process of using will (desire + intent) to exert a non-physical influence on reality. The well documented Placebo Effect is an example of a spiritual process of creation.
