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El Shaddai, "the breasted one." Thus God is found to include both the male and the female principle.
When the mind has centered its attention on this idea of substance long enough and strongly enough, it generates the consciousness of substance, and through the powers of the various faculties of the mind in right relation it can form visible substance. Jesus in this way brought into visibility the loaves and fishes to feed the five thousand.
But this faculty of dealing with ideas is open to all men and women. It is not given to privileged persons and withheld from all others.
Jesus knew this, and He also knew that every man must center his attention on this spiritual substance and bring forth its fruits, just as He did. But those whose attention has long been centered in things visible are slow to appreciate this fact.
Jesus fed the multitude in an easy way, and they followed Him over the sea in boats apparently in order to get more food; at least that is the motive Jesus attributed to them.
Then He tells them plainly that they must not labor for the food that perishes but for the food that "abideth unto eternal life."
When they asked how they should do these "works of God" or so-called miracles, He said, "Believe on him whom he hath sent." One translation says, "Believe in him." Man is to believe in the spiritual presence of the living God even as one "sent"; that is, entered into the consciousness.
All shall attain who believe or have faith in the spiritual source of life. Whoever comes to this Christ
