earth shall pass away; but this my word, shall not pass away until all be fulfilled'"

"Now do I have that serene consciousness that is sure of the fact that thought controls substance and passes it out into form. Now do I feel, deep within my being, that the things I desire shall come to pass. I not only know that these things can be but that they will be. I am conscious of the fact that I and the Father are one. He is creative; I am creative: He is changeless substance; I am changeless substance: He is eternal; I am eternal: He is perfect; I am perfect: He is complete; I am complete. As He creates by thinking, so do I. I am conscious of myself as self-directing. I have faith; I believe in the power of my own word to bring things forth out of the invisible."

TO EMBODY IN CONSCIOUSNESS

To embody things in consciousness is to unquestioningly feel that when we speak the word, "it is done unto us even as we will." It stands forth completed in spirit; its soul goes forth to take on its body. It is done so far as we are concerned; it will appear objectively at such time and place as it is needed, now or later.

To acquire the embodying consciousness is therefore of all things desirable. To this end, we may practice concentration and wisely seek to realize the presence of Spirit in all our affairs; but I know of no way more sure of getting quick and sure results than that already outlined, by which we simply declare into Divine Mind that we have the consciousness and our word returns to us as faith, justifying our method. Remember that there is no word that does not produce an effect of one sort or another, that some form of expression must of necessity take place for every