So, whose thought are you anyway?
Are you a product of the human mind or the divine Mind?
Are you a product of your own making? Or is there a higher power at work in your life forming and shaping your identity and individuality?
For the student of Science, these are important questions to ask and answer aright.
If we believe ourselves to be the outcome of our own thinking, God is left out of the picture. We’ve become a god unto ourselves. God, divine Mind, becomes irrelevant.
If we see God as the sole creator of our being, then the human mind is not a factor. The divine Mind reigns supreme and is honored as Commander-in-Chief.
So, who is your Commander-in-Chief today, the human mind or the divine Mind?
“The divine Mind that made man maintains His own image and likeness. The human mind is opposed to God and must be put off, as St. Paul declares. All that really exists is the divine Mind and its idea, and in this Mind the entire being is found harmonious and eternal.”
~Mary Baker Eddy
God’s thought is my substance. I love that.
I am so glad you used the title Commander in Chief because that gets right at the heart of something I’ve been looking at. Being married to a naval captain has taught me alot about the commander in chief. I’ve really had to move thought to God as the captain of the ship, the ship of home, the ship of relationships. This thought of the day is short and to the point. One Mind, one Commander in Chief, one Captain, one true relationship. Thanks. Sher