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Your thought should be [directed] to Above, the Supernal World, in service to God. Cleave unto Him and trust in Him to attain your desire. 1

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1.	Cf. above, sect. 4, and below, beginning of sect. 137. The frequently cited concept that man’s thought is to concentrate on the spiritual reality on high is based on the principle that thought is man’s very being; thus you are where your thought is (see below, sect. 69).

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