The Creative Process in the Individual

Chapter 26: FOOTNOTES

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The author outlines a speculative, step-by-step account of how a universal creative principle manifests through individuals, beginning with scientific starting points and moving through self-contemplation, the divine ideal, and the personal factor to practical manifestation. Emphasizing harmony and the law of cause and effect, he argues that personal thought and the orderly arrangement of inner conditions can bring unseen causes into expression, enabling progressive personal evolution. Chapters address standards of personality, the interplay of collective and new thought, the unfolding of the creative process, and a concluding presentation of a divine offering, while urging readers to apply and test the ideas by deliberate mental adaptation.

FOOTNOTES

1. See my Doré Lectures, 1909.

2. See my Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science.

3. See my Doré Lectures, 1909.

4. For the relation between conscious and sub-conscious mind see my "Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science."

5. See "Self-Synthesis" by Dr. Cornwall Round.

6. For the relation between subjective and objective mind see my "Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science."

7. This view, it may be remarked, is not necessarily incompatible with the conception of reincarnation, on which theory the final resurrection or transmutation of the body would terminate the series of successive lives and deaths, thus bringing the individual out of the circle of generation, which is the circle of Karma. I may, perhaps, have the opportunity of considering this subject on some future occasion.

8. See my "Bible Mystery and Bible Meaning."

9. See "Bible Mystery and Bible Meaning" by the present author.