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speak contrary to perfect harmony. The fact that one is a teacher or practitioner does not make the need of practice less. Such a one should have even more than others, set seasons for recognition of and insistence upon the Truth of Being. Paul plead that while he saved others he himself might not be a cast-away. There is a lesson in this that all shall do well to heed. An advanced pupil in music practices many more hours than a beginner. So long as every thing is not seen as perfect, the practitioner and teacher as well as the student need the constant reminder.

The necessity of daily practice for a beginner can not be over-emphasized. Success in helping others will be in proportion to one's daily living in pure Consciousness, and this living is the result of the realization of Truth that comes through recognition in daily silent communion. Pure Consciousness sees no evil; "The pure in heart shall see God," the good only. Realization for a "patient" begins and ends with seeing his perfect Being; then fear of failure can not be imagined.

Thinking or speaking does not make anything; it simply recognizes health, or perfection, as the true nature of all, therefore of the patient. His health is. There is no uncertainty about it. In this healing, there can not be thought transference, hypnotism or mesmerism. We do not give the patient our thought; we recognize that he is one with the eternal Wholeness.