flowing through the pipes does not know whether we are going to use it to boil eggs or make ice cubes and of course, it knows nothing about a contemplated sprinkler system for the lawn. However, the day arrives when this system is installed. We lay the pipe and every few feet put in an outlet. Next we turn on the water and automatically the lawn is sprinkled. We have given a new form to a fluid which had no design within itself relative to us until we gave it one.

This is perhaps, rather a crude illustration, and yet it demonstrates how the Universal Mind. flowing through our use of It, through our intention about It. and acceptance of It, takes the form which we give It. It becomes personal because we have personalized It. In like manner we are personalizing all the laws of nature we use. This is what is meant by saying that the Universal can act on the plane of the particular only by becoming the particular.

The Law can only give us what we take. This is the reason Jesus so often said that it is done unto us as we believe. When we realize that the Universal Mind must be subjective, just as any other law in nature is, and when we realize that we are in continuous touch with It at all times, we shall see that It is always working on our images of thought, even though we may be in utter ignorance of the fact. This is why it is that "as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he." Our external