A Man Is As He Thinks

As a man thinks, so he is; 

according to his thoughts 

are his desires and acts,

and so results the future;

he ‘fixates’ for himself the resultant karma.

The word ‘Fixation’ is used here for two purposes:

First, because the word implies 

the capacity of the ‘Thinker’ to shape his own future,

and secondly,

because the word implies a stabilising quality,

for as evolution progresses,

the ‘Thinker’ gradually evolves the faculty 

of forming definite concrete thought-forms, 

and through these stable products,

he is able to subdue 

the fluctuations of the volatile emotional body

which keep the consciousness floundering 

in the ups and downs of emotional dilemma.

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