to act to himself, which is not possible. To ignore the welfare of others is to place ourselves out of harmony with human life. And we can gain nothing of value from life when we are at variance with human life, because we are all dependent upon each other for what we receive in this world.

The man who ignores the welfare of the world will be ignored by the world because every action produces a reaction and the "select positions" he sought and gained will finally become a prison. To cut loose from the world in any manner or form is to create for ourselves a state of existence that can receive nothing of worth from the world. We will then not only be in a prison, so to speak, but that prison will be empty.

What man does to himself he does to the race. And what he fails to do to the race, the race will fail to do to him. Therefore no person can live to himself or act to himself. The part is invariably sustained by the whole, and is in consequence responsible to the whole. This is the law, but it is not a hard law. It is a law that governs every channel of supply or increase; therefore every individual who complies with this law will be supplied with everything that his life may require or need.

To violate this law constantly is to receive less and less until one receives practically nothing; and every person who does as he pleases invariably does violate this law. To live in harmony with this law