something that can take us into the activities of life in a triumphant manner.” This is both right and wrong – right in that we wish to be successful in living: wrong if we think that of ourselves we can add to or take from what God already has given. For while we can and should develop an outer personality, back of this there is something we never thought up – we did not plan it. We did not create it. Finding this something is like exploring a new land, which already existed before we discovered it. There are heights and depths to our own being which we have not plumbed.

Our psychological personality, with all its emotions, feelings, actions, and reactions is real enough, but behind it there is something more. It is this something more that should be the starting point for the development of the psychological personality. There is a Spirit in man because God is incarnated in everything. But this Spirit has made each one of us just a little different in order that there may be a variation in life.

Why, then, should we expect that any two individuals must be alike? We should not even believe that they ought to or can be identical. We should not study to be alike but rather to develop what we really are. Unity does not mean uniformity. Our unity with other people never means that we must think and act as they do. All it means is that we should get along with them. We should unify with everything, while at the same time, keeping intact and whole that God-given something at the center of our being which is the real self.

It is, then, to find our true center that is the end and aim of our search – this Divine Person within us and within everyone, which, in a sense, has one hand placed in the hand of God and the other outstretched to humanity. The one who finds himself in God will discover God in others. He will look through different eyes than the one who thinks that he is alone. He draws strength and an inspiration from Life Itself, for no man can live without God and be whole.

Jesus was a dominant personality; he was the most triumphant