The Law of Personal Creation states that what you think, feel and expect will shape the reality you experience on the physical plane. Although many people are familiar with this law as being related to the Law of Attraction, only a relatively small number actually know it from personal experience. This Inner Temple exercise is therefore designed to help you view the law of personal creation in your own life, both past and present, and prepare you to make deliberate use of it in the future.
Go to your Inner Temple and think of your life, from your earliest memories to the events of today. Now recall, as objectively and honestly as you can, the attitudes and expectations which preceded key events in your life.
For example, perhaps you may recall something that happened that disappointed you. Think about your attitudes and feelings before this event. How might your inner thoughts have helped to create the disappointment that you later experienced? How might things have developed differently if you had adopted a different attitude or different feelings?
Explore as many key events in your life as you can, and keep in mind that your reality is your own creation. Study your key events and try to see how and why they manifested themselves in your life. What can you learn from these cause-effect discoveries?
Once you have gained an understanding of how you yourself have created your own reality in the past and in the present, realise that your future is not yet written. You can experience any kind of future you desire if you deliberate put the law of personal creation to work in your life. To do this, simply memorise and act on the following truth: Your expectations determine your outcomes!
Expect success and you will get it. Maybe not immediately, but surely. Of course, expect failure and you will get that too. The law of personal creation is not selective – it will simply give you what you ask, and your consistent expectations are the requests that you are putting out into the universe.
Explore this Law of Personal Creation in your Inner Temple, and before long you will discover deep down inside that you are the creator of your own reality. All you need to do is start creating on purpose instead of in some haphazard ‘automatic’ manner.
