state of completeness, but while on the way it is not absolutely complete. That which is being expressed is good in itself because it is real, and all that is real is good. But the expression is not real all the way through; that is, it is not filled to completeness all the way through. The expression itself does not have what may be termed fullness. In other words, it does not contain all of the real that it can contain. An expression is fundamental fullness in a state of expansion, and therefore contains many vacuums, so to speak, or many empty states which are states of incompleteness.

While any state of being is filled with all the reality it can possibly contain it does not contain vacuums. It is absolutely full and complete in that particular state, but when that state begins to express itself it begins to expand. It seeks a larger sphere of existence, and until it has developed itself sufficiently to fill that larger state, its fullness will not be complete; that is, it will contain many empty states; and we shall find in all our study that this condition of emptiness that appears in every state of development, is the one cause of all such conditions as are called evil or undesirable.

Every expression contains undeveloped states, and these states are caused by the fact that every expression is in a state of development. To develop the capacity to fill a larger sphere of existence is the purpose of every expression and everything has