A person thinks, "Some day I should like to build a factory." At this time he has no money, no knowledge, no capability; but a thought came, "Some day I should like to build a factory." Then he thinks of something else. Perhaps years pass, but that thought has been working constantly through a thousand minds, and a thousand sources prepare for him that which he once desired. If we could look back to all we have thought of at different times, we would find that the line of fate or destiny, Kismet as it is called in the East, is formed by our thought. Thoughts have prepared for us that happiness or unhappiness which we experience. The whole of mysticism is rounded on this.