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Keep A True Lent

by Charles Fillmore

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Contents - Foreword - Way to Perfection - Holy Trinity - The House Not Made with Hands - Christ in You - Throne of Love - The World Calls to Courage - Conscience - Man - Philosophy of Denial - Affirmative Word - Spiritualizing the Intellect - Conscious Mind and Subconscious Mind - Reincarnation - God's Abundance - Faith-Thinking - Appropriation of Divine Life - All the Way - The Lenten Lessons: Lent - Denial -- 1st Day, Ash Wednesday - Affirmation -- 2d Day - God -- 3d Day - I AM -- 4th Day - The Altar -- 1st Sunday - The Garden of Eden -- 5th Day - Faith -- 6th Day - Strength -- 7th Day - Wisdom -- 8th Day - Love -- 9th Day - Power -- 10th Day - Imagination -- 2d Sunday - Understanding -- 11th Day - Will -- 12th Day - Law -- 13th Day - Zeal -- 14th Day - Renunciation -- 15th Day - Life -- 16th Day - Conservation -- 3d Sunday - Jesus Christ Our Helper -- 17th Day - Evolution -- 18th Day - Blood of Jesus -- 19th Day - Body Temple -- 20th Day - Grace of God -- 21st Day - Fourth Dimension -- 22d Day - Sabbath -- 4th Sunday - Idea -- 23d Day - Healing -- 24th Day - Peace -- 25th Day - Heaven -- 26th Day - Principle -- 27th Day - Miracles -- 28th Day - The Overcomer -- 5th (Passion) Sunday - Patience -- 29th Day - Divine Judgment -- 30th Day - Spiritual Substance -- 31st Day - Atonement -- 32d Day - Mount of Transfiguration -- 33d Day - Transmutation -- 34th Day - Palm Sunday - The New Race -- 35th Day - Fire of God -- 36th Day - Holy Communion -- 37th Day - Gethsemane -- 38th Day - Crucifixion -- 39th Day, Good Friday - Resting in God -- 40th Day - Resurrection -- Easter Sunday - Index - Unity Lenten Guide

the great love of the Infinite, which unifies all men.

Jesus said that love of God is the greatest commandment. "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second like unto it is this, Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself. On these two commandments the whole law hangeth." Divine love is such a transcendent thing that words describing it seem flat and stale. But words used in right understanding quicken the mind, and we should not despise them. Affirming that we do love God with all our heart, with all our soul, with all our mind, and with all our might will cause us to feel a love we have never felt before. No better treatment for the realization of divine love can be given than that which Jesus recommended.

Jerusalem, the Holy City, represents the love center in consciousness. Physically, it is the cardiac plexus. Its presiding genius is John the Mystic, who leaned his head on the Master's bosom. We establish the ruling attitudes of mind throughout our body by our daily thoughts, and they may or may not be in harmony with Principle. Our dominant thoughts about love will show forth in the heart center and establish there a general character. The loves and hates of the mind are precipitated to this ganglionic receptacle of thought and crystallized there. Its substance is sensitive, tremulous, and volatile. What we love or what we hate builds cells of joy or pain in the cardiac plexus. In divine order

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