The law demonstrates itself in your life every day, whether you realize it or not. What
you put out comes back to you, and it doesn’t just come back in the same volume.
What you put out comes back to you multiplied; good or bad! Plant a handful of corn
seeds, and you’ll gather a truckload of corn. Even a thistle has over a million seeds in
its flowering head, ready to multiply and grow. Your life is the same.
There are specific causes for success. There are specific causes for failure. There are
specific causes for health. There are specific causes for illness. There are specific
causes for happiness. There are specific causes for unhappiness.
To understand how the Law of Cause and Effect has affected your life, thus far, you
need to honestly analyze and recognize what from the past has created your present
situation. Having done that, if you want more of the effect you must increase the
cause. If you want to change the effect, then you must change the cause. Whatever
you’re reaping today, agreeable or otherwise, is the direct and irrefutable result of what
you sowed yesterday, or sometime in the past.
And the good news is that you have complete control over your future, because what
you sow today, you will reap in the future. If you wish to reap a specific harvest or
result in any area of your life in the future, you must plant the appropriate seeds today.
Your thoughts and actions are the cause, and your life’s circumstances are the effect.
What you think today literally creates your reality tomorrow; no ifs, no buts, no excep-
tions. “As you think, so you become” is as true today as it was in ancient times.
The universal law of Cause and Effect will not, and cannot be deviated from. It rigor-
ously operates whether you accept it or not. Everything in your life is the direct result
of the way you think. If you change the quality of your thinking the quality of your life
will change as surely as night follows day. Changes in your outer experience will
directly follow changes in your inner experience. That’s the law!
The only way you can prove the principle to be accurate is by personal application. By
changing your internal processes, changes in your outer conditions can, and do hap-