that the confusion disappears. The searcher after God may be sure of this – he will have to find God in Himself before he can discover God in others. This is why Jesus said that the blind cannot lead the blind. There must be a seeing eye.

When John the Baptist was asked, “What shall I do to avoid the wrath to come?” he answered something after this manner: My friend, I have not come to tell you how to avoid some future wrath that is to be visited on you. I have come proclaiming that the kingdom of God is already at hand.

This is the attitude we should take, that Life holds nothing against us; It desires only our good; It wants us to be well, happy, and successful, only It wants us to play the game of life the way it is supposed to be played – in unity and cooperation with others.

These are the only rules that Life has laid down for us. It has not demanded that we do something that is impossible. It has not told us that we have to understand something that only a few great intellects can comprehend. It has not even told us that we all have to become saints before we can enter into the kingdom of heaven. It has merely said this: Here I am. I am Truth. I am Wisdom. I am Love. I am Peace, and I am eternal Goodness. Accept me!

Suppose then that you and I start all over, beginning right now, and let us see if we cannot learn to forget all the heartache, sorrow, and pain, all the fear, frustration and uncertainty, and go back inside ourselves until we find that little child who is not afraid because, by some Divine instinct within him, he knows that “underneath are the everlasting arms.”

Are we afraid of becoming that spontaneous child again lest someone think we are foolish? Well, who is there among us who would not again be happy as a child? Who is there among us who would not recapture the dream of youth? No, if the greatest man who ever lived has told us that we must become as little children, we need not be afraid of becoming childlike.

Remember, childlike does not imply being childish, silly, or foolish. Rather, it implies the attitude a scientist must have as he