The Laws of Focus Expansion

This law tells us that whatever we focus our attention on grows. This is one law where the rubber meets the road. We are all 100% energy. Everything, even our thoughts, are energy. This means that whatever we focus on and give thought to, we energise bringing to life. Another law discussed later called the law of manifestation, or co-creates out of the vast field of universal energy whatever experience we are focusing on. Have you ever said to yourself, my problems don’t bother me if I don’t think about them, or I’m so busy feeling good that I don’t have time to feel bad? At first glance, these two statements might sound ridiculous, but if you think about them, both contain vital truths about the way the mind works.

We are consciousness and nothing else. This is a great key to success in every area of life, because it means that no matter what your situation is, you can change it by changing the focus of your attention. Thus, wise men and women understand how crucial it is to take control of their minds and focus their attention on objects or experiences of their own choosing, instead of being tossed around or influenced by outer circumstances and other people’s opinions. The last law relating to this single verse is the law of expansion. This law relates to our ability to learn.

It could be called the law of learning, but if we did then the law would not be what our source actually told us to do. He told us to be fruitful, multiply and replenish. This is true expansion. Yes, we had to learn how to do these things, but in the act of doing we had to learn, and collectively this entire process is expansion. So what is expansion? The better question is, what is it not? Expansion is everything. If we looked at the growth pattern of a seed producing a beautiful flower, vegetables for nourishment, or a tree, the minute the seed begins to grow it is expanding itself.

If we look at the growth of a baby into adulthood, the baby is expanding itself in growth of bones, body size and knowledge about the life they came forth to live. Everything requires itself to expand. So when we look at our ability to know, we have to look to the ability of thought through the law of thought. It is through the law of free will we get to think about what we want to think about and learn what we want to understand. None of this could be possible without the law of focus, which keeps our thoughts on a single focus for whatever we wish to think about.

It is through our thoughts and our learning of knowledge that allows us to be fruitful, multiply, replenish and subdue expanding our universe. As we move further into the story of Adam and Eve, we will pick the story up in Genesis chapter 2. It is this chapter that speaks to the origin of man and woman without repeating the story of the creation itself. It also brings us to the time in the story where we are told of the Garden of Eden. We are told that God created the garden for Adam to attend to. In the garden were planted trees for food and pleasant to look at.

Included in the midst of the garden were two specific trees that God told Adam about. The first was called the tree of life and the second was called the tree of knowledge of good and evil. God told Adam that the entire garden provided good food but the tree of knowledge was forbidden to be eaten from. The story continues by telling us that Adam did eat of the tree of knowledge when given the fruit by his wife Eve. And it was Eve who was tempted to eat of the tree of knowledge by a serpent.

It is here we will stop and discuss the story as well as identifying the next several laws. God labelling the trees as he did was an enticement to Adam and Eve to begin with. Why is this? God has just given them life and as such had commissioned them to go forth and be fruitful, multiply, replenish and subdue. He did not tell them how to do this but in actuality he told them to do this as they learned how, knowledge. So who wouldn’t be tempted to eat of a tree that could provide them knowledge as to how to go do these things commanded to do? They already had life but they needed knowledge.

What God gave Adam and Eve was limited knowledge of finite things regarding life. He wanted to test them to determine whether they looked to the spiritual knowledge he opened to them and seek more of that through the tree of life where all knowledge would be given. However in the finite knowledge base of Eve and then Adam they had not yet linked the thoughts of the mind to the spirit of the soul. They only knew of the things they could understand at that time. So in this test Adam and Eve yielded to themselves their ego minds and failed to see that knowledge really was within the tree of life.

So when they ate of the fruit of the tree of knowledge their minds were open to identify with good and evil. They still had their soul as given to them by God and the ability to seek the spiritual truths through their spiritual mind that was connected to God. However instead of their minds only identifying with the thoughts of the soul they now had opened to them the understanding that they were in control over good and evil, their own minds. This is called separation. Thank you for joining us in this exploration of understanding the law of focus and expansion.

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