Being in command of all things, and the mind reflecting the self

Frederic asks whether the Wonders would describe themselves as commanding the universe.

They reply that his mind hears commanding as an action; they are not commanding the universe but are in command of all things, in the sense that all things are within them.

Asked whether this parallels being in command of one's own mind, which would still leave the mind its free will and free choice, they agree, adding that when one is in command of the mind, the mind reflects the self - so the key is to encompass the mind while encouraging it to reflect him.

At present his mind holds the illusion that it is the sole proprietor and general of his physicality, which is useful physically but incomplete since he is not only a physical being.

The mind must therefore be encouraged to expand enough to recognize this while still knowing itself as a tool created to navigate third dimensional reality; once it does, it begins to realize there is more to existence than what it perceives as third dimensional reality and can become a tool for moving throughout the universe.

Frederic mentions being intrigued by the idea of 'motionless flow', which currently means nothing to him; the Wonders say he would be surprised, and note that while the mind is a great tool for manifesting and doing, exploring without doing is more a construct of the self, and at this stage his mind will limit things to doing and refuse to go further.