Ecclesiastes 10:20 · World English Bible
Don’t curse the king, no, not in your thoughts; and don’t curse the rich in your bedroom: for a bird of the sky may carry your voice, and that which has wings may tell the matter.
The king is the ruling awareness in a person, and the rich man is the one already established in fullness. To curse either even in thought is to condemn your own higher state in the very place where states are set.
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The king is the ruling awareness in a person, and the rich man is the one already established in fullness. To curse either even in thought is to condemn your own higher state in the very place where states are set. The bedchamber is the inward, private room of imagining, where a person supposes he is unseen and unheard. Nothing there stays hidden.
The bird of the air that carries the voice is the law by which every inner movement travels outward and returns as event. A thought spoken to no one is still sown, and it reaps. The winged thing that tells the matter works quietly. Whatever a person entertains in secret is reported back to him in the facts of his life. His unspoken moods become the conditions he meets.
Manifestation lens
What have I been saying about someone when I thought no one could hear?
Everything begins in the mind. What you think in private is the seed, and the life you walk through later is the harvest of those seeds.
The soul takes the color of its own thoughts. Dye it with resentment in secret and you will live inside a resentful world.
There is no hidden room. A single ripple of ill will moves the whole pond, and the water tells on you without a word being said.
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