words and acts that are constructive. But here a multitude have made mistakes. They have tried to think right thoughts, but they have not tried to create those mental attitudes which naturally produce right thoughts. They have tried to express absolute truth in all their words and have expressed the letter of truth, so to speak, but the spirit of truth has not been expressed. The fact is we cannot express the spirit of truth unless the mind feels truth, and it is only the mind that is ever ascending into more and more truth that actually feels the truth. This feeling of truth demands the ascending tendency, which in turn is the result of the upward look of mind. In consequence, the secret of giving expression to truth is to turn all the attitudes of mind toward the higher, the larger and the superior. When we judge conduct we should always ask what the intention was that promoted the act, because if the intention was good the tendency back of the intention must of necessity have been an ascending tendency. Therefore something good will come from that act even though on the surface it may appear to be a mistake. There are many intentions, however, that are thought to be good when they are not, and whether they are or not we can determine by looking for the object the intention has in view. If the object is greater welfare, not only to self, but to everybody concerned, the intention must be good and good will come from it.