We mean by demonstration, bringing into our experience something which we had not experienced before; bringing it in as the result of conscious thought; and unless it is possible to do this, our whole science is a mistake and a delusion. Unless there is a divine principle, Universal soul or subjectivity, or medium, which, of itself – -without any help or assistance – -can produce things, and will, then there is nothing in this teaching. But there is a divine principle; and what it does for us it must do through us. Our part in a demonstration is to set the word in motion, thus compelling, through the law of subjectivity, the result or manifestation.This objective state of a man’s thought decides what is going to happen to him in his objective experience.

This objective state of his thought is the sum total of his thinking and knowing. It is the medium between the relative in the absolute, between a limitless and the conditioned. What ever is involved in it, will evolve therefore, when there is no longer anything in our mentality which to denies our word, a demonstration will be made; nothing can stop it, for the law is absolute.

We should approach the law normally and naturally and with a sense of ease. There is nothing peculiar or weird about it. It is a natural law, and must be thought of in this light. We should come to consider the law and the spirit as friends and think of them as such. In this way we shall gradually go from good to more good and from peace to greater peace. This is the natural unfoldment of reality through man. We should expect the best, and so live that the best may become, a part of our experience.

Ernest Holmes “Science of Mind” page 299-300