Consciousness. — GTWA, ch1. Pg. 134

Each man’s individual characteristics of behaviour are in large measure the sum total of all his habits. *These habits, good or bad, are formed by man’s own consciousness–— through repetition of a thought, and by thought- produced actions.*

If the consciousness can think and dream itself into bad habits, it has only to think and dream differently in order to form good habits……….
…… *Consciousness is imaginative, sensitive, and pliable; it can think and dream itself into any state.*

The devotee’s consciousness, when degraded, is spoken of as the ” mind racing blindly with uncontrolled sense steeds.” When man’s consciousness is moving toward the soul, it has reached the disciplined
” state of discrimination. ”

— GTWA, ch1. Pg. 134

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