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    Spirit is substance which forms itself according to your demands, and must have a pattern from which to work. A pan of dough is as willing to be formed into bread as biscuit. It makes as little difference to Spirit what we demand.

    -- Frances Larimer Warner, Our Invisible Supply; Part One, 1907

    what does "from which to work" mean?
    from the above, a pan of dough can be formed into both bread and biscuit, right?
    the last sence, does it mean for the spirit, there is a little difference of what we want, right?

    thank you.

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    Default Re: from which to work

    1- it cannot function without a pattern- the pattern is a starting point
    2- Yes
    3- Yes

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    Default Re: from which to work

    thank you.

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