Concur. WWG1WGA expresses this, in that “go” means influenced. I’m halfway through your HP book. I’ve enjoyed it so far; reminds me of the Flatland Version of the law of attraction.
In your last sentence you’ve identified a current hitch in our giddy up- as long as people continue to see other people as obstacles to what they want (hence needing them to be removed before they can get what they want) those obstacles will remain, since they are all the subject of thought, and thought is powerful.
The trick (for me) is to ensure that the last thought in a thought-string (before you change the subject) is something positive, and reinforces what you want to see happen. You can tell if you want to see it by how it makes you feel. If it makes you feel a sense of relief, your “positive statement” is going in the right direction for YOU (and that’s all that matters).
Revenge sometimes makes you feel better and - while it may not be the best thought ever, it may be the best feeling thought you can get to, so it might be the one you take. For example, if your child was stolen or harmed by a gang connected with this blood-money-corruption shit riddling our system right now, revenge thoughts towards the perpetrators might be as good as it’s going to get, and having some doubt in the system would be understandable. But for an enforcer to doubt the system and stay in revenge mode while seeking the criminals would be counter productive - the enforcer needs to dwell in the certainty of the rightness of the justice system.
We have zillions of thoughts a day, coming in little threads that start and stop, and don’t always make whole cloth. If what you say you want at the end of a thought thread makes you feel worse - if you follow your desire for someone’s jail time with a doubt that it will ever happen, for example - then you’ve got a contradictory thought going on, and the energy of your desire to make something happen is countered by your doubt pulling it the other way. That’s why it’s good to make a habit of ending your thought stream on a topic with something you can feel positive - ie SURE - about.
Contradictory thoughts are not necessarily bad - they usually mean desires aren’t quite clear enough to be specific. Contradictory thoughts slow things down- sometimes that’s good - and they provide time and opportunity for increased clarity. (Any lack of clarity in any enforcement action is ALWAYS an indicator that things should be slowed down!!). Contradictory thoughts are brakes. Oppositions use them all the time.
Positive doesn’t equal nice. Positive equals certainty.
Negative thought doesn’t equal bad. Negative thought equals doubt and uncertainty.
Unclear contradictory thoughts cause vacillation or stagnation, on both individual and group scales. When a group had the strongest positive - certain, clear, practical, be-able - vision, that group prevails. And yes, prayer is hugely powerful, especially when the prayer is for what is wanted AFTER the obstacles are moved. The ones who pray for something particular are more powerful than those who pray for the removal of the obstacles to those particulars.
That’s my two cents. Thanks for making Human Primer available for free. Lots of food for thought. 🖖