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need of you,' nor again the head to the feet, 'I have no need of you.' But as it is, God arranged the members in the body, each one of them, as he chose" (1 Cor. 12:11-12, 17, 21, 18).

Thus Paul enumerates some of the free "gifts" of the Spirit to those who will not limit the manifestations of the Holy One, but yield themselves to Spirit's desire within them. Why should we so fear to abandon ourselves to the workings of infinite love and wisdom? Why be so afraid to let Him have His own way with us and through us?

Has not the gift of healing, the only gift we have thus far sought, been a good and blessed one, not only to ourselves, but to all with whom we come in contact?

Then why should we fear to wait upon God with a perfect willingness that the Holy Spirit manifest itself through us as it will, knowing that, whatever the manifestation, it will be good --- all good to us and to those around us!

Oh, for more men who have the courage to abandon themselves utterly to Infinite Will --- men who dare let go every human being for guidance, and seeking the Christ within themselves, let the manifestation be what He wills!

Such courage might possibly mean, and probably would mean at first, a seeming failure, a going down from some apparent success that had been in the past. But the going down would only mean a