Attention is the secret of success. Would Peace have folded all Firenze in its victorious arms, if Cosimo de Medici had not noticed it with his inward viewing, as a moveless lrresistible radiating forth from the non-resisting Antonino?

Would the hidden Lazarus have burst the bars of death if Jesus had not looked toward the One Life Undefeatable? Was not Cosimo ignoring the cries of hunger and fear in all his city, while the vision of Peace was holding him spellbound? Was not Jesus ignoring death while the vision of Triumphant Life held his gaze?

"Every tongue that shall arise against thee in judgment, thou shalt condemn," said the prophet Isaiah. To condemn is to declare useless. Is not a bridge declared useless when the authorities have condemned it?

When the attention is wholly engrossed with peace, or life, or strength, there is a tacit rejection of turmoil, death, weakness. When the attention is strongly distracted toward the cocoons woven by the dusky "l am's" of the downward watch toward death, disease, discord, we are told that we must use positive words of rejection to truly accompany our watch toward the Invisible.

"If any man will come after me (the Inviolate Unseen) , let him deny himself," said the great Seer. Let him refuse the evidence of his outward senses, and watch, "What I say unto you I say unto all, Watch."

Their watch toward glory despite outward horrors has made the mystics of all time the most powerful engines for miraculous good that the world has held. They have all been miracle workers. They have not forgotten that outward and objective signs always manifest when true inward viewing is married to true positive speech. "Tabitha, arise!" said Peter, addressing Unkillable