The Power of Manifestation and the Creation of Reality: Five Meditations on the Gospel of Thomas
In the popular imagination, manifestation is defined as a technique of acquisition, a method by which an individual attracts desired objects. The Power of Manifestation and the Creation of Reality suggests that this definition is flawed.
Manifestation is not the acquisition of the foreign; it is the projection of the familiar. It is the process by which the internal state of the observer is externalized as the field of experience.
Drawing on five specific sayings from the Gospel of Thomas, this book offers a clear argument for the absolute sovereignty of consciousness. It proposes that true power is not found in the force required to move the world, but in the understanding required to move the self.