Man's strenuousness on every line desists; he labors not, he takes no thought. There is a way that looking toward labor and lack has hidden. Looking to the Heights, away from labor and lack, the way is visible. "I will lead thee by a way that thou hast not known." "The people shall not say, I am sick." "They shall not see death." "I am the Lord that healeth thee."

This truth of the nonhindrance of matter and mind, as the beams of the shining Countenance penetrate to the hidden man of the heart, has the testimony of many sages of the ages. It is the mystical vision and union which Dionysius discovered gave him "that most divine knowledge of Almighty God, which is known through not knowing."

It constitutes that union which Plotinus declared, "Enkindles our life flame, giving rest to the soul now fled up, away from evil, to the place free from evils." How worth while to view above time and sense, preaching the inevitable remission, taking the instructions of the sages of the ages who have experienced it.

Sometimes these great forerunners have called our mental, moral and physical characteristics, and comports, "our garments folded around in our descent to view the not-God." And they show how one by one, these garments have fallen from them on their upward- fleeting vision. "Love of honor is the last garment to be stripped away, as we show ourselves more like the Divine," is remission preached by Proculus.

According to all these illumined ones, it is the Omnipotence through all things that binds them all in such sympathy. The crawling worm is brother to the archangel, in the fact of his central spark being God. And wherever remission is experienced, there is the miracle