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"Finally, whatsoever things are pure, are true, are lovely,
are of good report -- think on these things." -- Phil. 4:8.
The more steadfastly we think upon good, the less
of evil shall we see; the more earnestly we think upon
Peace, the less of discord shall we see, the more we think
upon righteousness, the less of sin shall we see; the more
we think upon Health, the less of sickness shall we see.
Not that thought has this power in and of itself, but
good thought, health thought, life thought, expresses God,
and fulfills the law of all Being, of all Mind, therefore the
law is completed in good results of health, peace, and
Tightness. It is the law of God.
If we will listen to the general conversation around
us, what shall we hear? Constant acknowledgement of
God, the Good? Do we talk of good health, and perfect love, or is our talk of ill-health, and much fear?
Our speech shows what our thoughts are. If thoughts
mold our conditions, is it any wonder that in every direction there are signs of sin, sickness and death? The
outer is but an expression of the inner.
The light of Truth shining more clearly within us,
shows us our mistakes, uncovers error and destroys it for
us.
In this light we now discover many opinions and beliefs, not based upon changeless Love. We believe so
many things that could not come from changeless Love,
which are to be separated from our thought and cast out.
We cannot talk as we once did, for we do not think the
same. "From the abundance of the heart the mouth
speaketh."
We are trying to "Let love become a habit of the
soul," as Drummond says: to let good become a habit of
thought. In order to do this, we are led to deny a place
to evil in our thoughts, somewhat as Paul says, Eph. 4:27
