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proper care of ourselves, and that wise direction of thought which in no way hinders while it most surely helps to remedy our ills. There is strong reason for believing that there is a simple, natural way out of every trouble, that kind Nature, which is another name for the omniscient God, is ever ready to do her utmost for us. We may pass through almost any experience if we realise that the power residing within is equal to the occasion. When we cease to look upon any experience as "too hard," we have made a decided step in wise adjustment to life. Life itself becomes easier and happier when we make this grand discovery, that within each human soul there is a sufficient resource for every need along the line of the individual career. We can conquer anything that lies between us and our individual destiny.
 
It is also necessary to note the difference between wise adjustment to circumstances which for the time being we cannot alter, and that utter contentment and ease in our surroundings which   leads to inactivity and invalidism. Some people are too well adjusted to their environment. They   need a sudden stirring, like that sometimes caused by an alarm of fire. They do not grow. They   are selfish, and lack even the rudiments of self  denial--as though the world existed for their own benefit. Or, perhaps they are self-satisfied, and fail to see the need of further evolution. They are