he has ofttimes torn his gaze from the wheel of things to behold the Unencumbered Highest?

The mind is a wearisome objective. Its thoughts have laid claim to great powers of destruction and great powers of building. With the brightness of the I AM beaming upon them, even their wrath is praise of the Unthinkable Absolute. Jesus can look around with anger, being grieved and the withered arm stretches forth restored whole as the other. Under the baptism of the Divine Smile, the wickedness of the wicked shall not destroy, and the righteousness of the righteous shall not save. The Tender Mercy, the Dayspring from on high, remits the thoughts of the mind. Man's inheritance of things that have not been conceived by mind comes into sight by looking to the Unknowable, who originates new knowing. "I will teach thee." "I will turn to the people a pure language."

He who watches for the erroneous thought that caused the malady of his neighbor shall find it alighting upon himself: "The watchers for iniquity shall be cut off; that make a man an offender for a word."

"We wrestle against. the rulers of the darkness of this world," said Paul. He is speaking of the wrestle of the morning of health that dawns on the upward watch, with the midnight of disease that glooms with looking toward mind and body. All the ways of darkness are removed by the Light that falls with remitting grace upon him who notices that the Deity looketh upon him. "Look up to the fields white for the harvest." "The harvest is the end of the world." "Speak ye comfortably to Jerusalem. Tell her that her warfare is accomplished." There is one universal solvent. It is the falling alkahest, the whiteness that makes death let go, that looses the