If we seek to combat evil we should be careful that we do not make the evil real. There is a place in the mind which intuitively knows that good overcomes evil, and there is a place which knows no evil to overcome. Our argument, then, is between the experience of evil and a solid conviction that good is the only reality. The law of life cannot produce death. Wholeness cannot will to create apartness. Omniscience cannot will ignorance, and God did not make the devil.

The real person is already free, complete, perfect and in heaven right now. We are already provided with everything necessary to our happiness. How foolish this sounds in light of our experience, and yet this is the right mental attitude to take in giving treatments. This is what confuses so many people. But we are speaking of the real person and not the person of experience. There could be no person of experience unless there were first a real person.

How much life, abundance, goodness, truth and beauty can we mentally entertain -- this is the measure of our possible experience; this is the mold of acceptance. The infinite fills all molds and flows forever into new and greater ones. It is the unborn possibility of limitless experience. We give birth to it.

We should be careful not to divide our mental house against itself; having announced the law of liberty, we must not deny it in our experience. Though the whole