3. New Model of Human Consciousness and Its Main Laws

 New Model of Human Consciousness and Its Main Laws (A1–A2, short)

The first idea is simple:
Each person creates their own life.

A person is like God’s image. This means we are creators. We create our world with our thoughts and feelings. Every action starts with a thought. A thought is energy. It is very strong.

Energy does not disappear. This idea is also in the law of energy by Isaac Newton. When we think something, this energy goes into the world and later comes back to us.

So, “similar attracts similar.”
Angry thoughts bring bad events.
Kind and loving thoughts bring good events.

We live in a world that reflects us.
Outer world = inner world.

If you want to change your life, start with yourself.
Do not blame other people. Take responsibility for your life. Responsibility is not guilt. It means you stop blaming and start changing yourself.

There is also the law of choice.
Every person is free. You can choose your thoughts — good or bad. You are free from the beginning.

Your subconscious mind has a lot of information. Like a small cell has information about the whole body, a person has information about the universe.

The law of wholeness says we are part of something bigger. People look for peace, happiness, and meaning. In religion, this is called moving toward God.

The meaning of life is to live, grow, and connect your conscious and subconscious mind.

And finally — the Law of Positive Intention.
Every action has a positive reason, even illness. There is no negative experience in nature. Problems help us learn.

Do not fight yourself. Change your thoughts and behavior.

Magic is inside you — in your thoughts and emotions.
The question is: does your life bring you joy?

The art of intention helps you create a better life.

Long ago, the doctor and alchemist Paracelsus said that people often have weak imagination and weak faith. This is still true today.

Many people live boring lives and forget that the world is a mystery.

This book teaches how to understand and use intention.
When you learn it, you can change your world.