had not developed that faculty through which it was received.

The gaining of that information therefore was wholly dependent upon your own mental development. We shall find that everything we gain, be it ordinary or extraordinary, comes through faculties of our own, no matter what the original source may be. And we must admit that we could receive a great deal more if those same faculties were highly developed. But we cannot develop those things that we look upon as supernatural, as being beyond us, or as being separated from us. Therefore to promote growth, development or attainment in any direction we must think of all things as natural and normal and as having the one Supreme Source. In like manner we must think of all truth as being expressions of the whole truth, and that higher truth is just as natural and intelligible as the truth we now understand. In brief, we must realize that that truth which may be beyond what we now know to be truth, is just as natural as the truth we now possess, and may be gained in the same way as we have gained such truth as we realize in the present.

There is a certain faculty usually termed interior insight that has become highly active in thousands of minds at the present time, and many of those who have it think that they are especially favored. They are sometimes warned from danger through mysterious premonitions and are frequently led into