Hill believed that the universe is governed by certain natural laws, and that these laws are not just physical but also apply to thoughts and behaviors. The Cosmic Habit Force pertains to the way habits are formed and sustained. According to Hill, when a thought or action is repeated over time, it becomes a habit. This habit then gets ingrained through the Cosmic Habit Force, making it a natural and almost automatic part of our behavior. Hill advocated that by consciously choosing and repeating positive thoughts and actions, individuals could use the Cosmic Habit Force to their advantage. By forming beneficial habits, people could effectively program themselves for success and well-being. One of the key aspects of this concept is the idea that habits will form whether one is conscious of them or not. The Cosmic Habit Force does not discriminate between positive and negative habits; it simply reinforces whatever patterns are regularly practiced. Hill also emphasized that while the Cosmic Habit Force can solidify habits, it is also possible to change one's habits by consciously adopting new patterns of thought and behavior. This requires consistent effort and persistence. The concept of Cosmic Habit Force is central to Hill's broader philosophy of personal development. He believed that by understanding and applying this principle, individuals could systematically improve their lives and achieve their goals.