“It matters little whether our beliefs are factual or entirely false, for belief and assumption are highly creative. One might rightly ask, how can I practice believing something which my reason and senses would deny?  Am I not merely fooling myself?  Not when the natural laws and processes of creation are understood.  In order to reinforce it in our mind, it will be repeated throughout this work that our mental thought patterns, beliefs, assumptions, attitudes and emotions are being constantly recorded in our subconscious.  And it is the nature and function of this faculty, the subjective and receptive part of our mind, to reflect our mental habits into our outer experience. Belief in that which our senses do not perceive requires practicality.  By repetition we come to believe. While highly useful faculties, as far as they are empowered, reason, logic and the senses are undependable.  They are always subject to…