Your mind need have no concern what is that work; you know what it is. All that it needs now to do is to know its identity with you and the Father, as has been taught it, and to allow you to show it what to do and to give it the power to do it—just doing the very best it knows how what is before it to do this minute, trusting you to point out what is wanted next.

You will note we are still talking to your human mind, trying to get it to assume its proper attitude to you and to God, so that it will be prepared for what is to follow.

Now we will give some suggestions to help it more surely to assume that attitude, and then to act as led by you.

We will suppose that there is some physical inharmony interfering with the peace of mind and with the work that lies ahead. Let the mind say to itself and hold in its consciousness the result in thought-picture form of this truth:

“I am pure consciousness, an outer extension of God’s Consciousness. Therefore I am not body or a separate self; but they are my thought creations and are but what I see and believe them to be.

“As I now know my Oneness with God, in order to express my God qualities and powers, I now think and thereby cause to appear in my consciousness a perfect body, in which I as a Christ Self live and have my being while here on earth.

“I see myself now as God formed me in the beginning, when creating the earth and all on it, and I see how good and perfect are all.

“Therefore all which formerly appeared to my mortal senses, and which I believed as so, are changed, and I now see only the good and perfect things God sees and wants me to see and use.

“Inharmony, weakness, and imperfection have no existence in God’s Consciousness; therefore they have no part in me or in my consciousness.

“I now see myself as I AM: strong, vital, good, pure, and perfect; all-wise, all-loving, and all-capable of doing God’s Will on earth, as He sent me forth to do.

“And I now open myself wide and allow the One Consciousness to fill out and make fully manifest this thought-picture of myself, even as I see it and believe it is so.”