As we proceed in the application of any particular principle, we shall so enlarge the mind that other and more important principles will be comprehended. The application of all of these in turn will expand consciousness still farther, and so on indefinitely, until a universe of wisdom is held in the grasp of the mind. To apply the truth in its present limited phases will develop the understanding of larger phases. Any mind, therefore, may begin with the most limited understanding of truth, and in the course of a few years have an understanding that cannot be measured.

Nothing should be accepted as truth that does not appeal to reason. The idea presented may be true, but if it does not appeal to your reason you cannot apply it now; and what you cannot apply is of no present use to you. However, do not criticise or condemn what you cannot accept. There is truth back of it because there is truth back of everything, even though you may not see it now. Therefore suspend judgment for the present and proceed to develop a finer insight and a finer mind so that you may in the future see what may be hidden in the present.

Although all truth must appeal to reason before it can be applied, reason must not be depended upon exclusively in finding the truth. It is the finer perceptions and insights that occupy the most important position in the discovery of truth. Therefore