A thought implies thinking and that's fine to validate the choices you make, but thoughts don't create and in fact thought can also imply opposites like a happy thought, a sad thought, a thought of being rich and a thought of not being rich.
So if you use thought to create you will always have to deal with the opposite of that thought. You say "I think I have a million dollars" but what you should say is "I know I have a million dollars" or "I choose to have a million dollars"
Thought goes hand in hand with emotion (again not creative, just for validating) so you would think you have a million dollars and the thoughts may be of the joy (joyful thoughts) of having the million dollars, but again as long as you use thought to create (it doesn't anyway, but you think it does) you will always at some stage suffer opposite thoughts that undermine your good thoughts. No one can have happy thoughts 24/7.
Now choice (or knowing to be more precise) does not suffer from an opposite and that is why it is the creative force behind creation. Choice manifests and then thought validates. You choose everything in your life and it manifests, then you cycle through all the thoughts to validate and accept the choice.
I drone on a lot about choice and thought, because I want to simplfy the creativity and thoughts mostly just get in the way. Choice is knowing, choice does not need thought to create, to validate, sure, but not create.
If you want to create better, then cast aside thought until you need it to validate the creation. Does this mean you turn into some emotionless thoughtless zombie? Actually it's the opposite. If you free up the creative flow by just deciding, just choosing, just knowing it to be so and leave thought and emotion out of it, you'll speed up the manifestation process and be a more stable physical being because all the creating is being taken care of by choice.
I think
that's right.
Max