You can have whatever you want.

Your intention is sufficient to create, attract, and invite.

Realise that your intention is sufficient to create, attract, and invite. You can choose to react in one of two ways. You can either see yourself as a victim of your own limited and fearful thinking, or you can celebrate the knowledge that you can have whatever you want and that you have all the power you need to create it. This knowledge is a great source of freedom, for you no longer need to look outside yourself for that which you desire. No longer do you need to seek permission, either consciously or subconsciously, because knowing that the four principles are part of who you are, you can surely know that there is no higher authority in your life than you. You are it! The buck stops with you. In fact, it begins there, too. You are the sculptor, and your life is your sculpture. You are the artist, and your life is your canvas. You are the playwright, and your life is your script. So what scene are you going to write for yourself next?

John L. Payne, Omni Reveals the Four Principles of Creation, 2001, Findhorn Press, Scotland, UK, Chapter 2, Universal Laws, 28

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