shall believe it is real, in reality or truth must be real. This is not as easy as it sounds, and yet it is so simple that wise people are confounded by it.

What do we mean by attractive?

By this we do not wish to convey the more familiar synonymous terms of ability to allure, to draw, to influence, to entice, but rather the more comprehensive idea of spiritual magnetism, which would include chemical affinity, cohesion and adhesion . . . the drawing power of Spirit, which is forever irresistible.

In Science of Mind, under the head of Attraction, we read:

"Everyone automatically attracts to himself just what he is, and you may set it down that wherever you are, however intolerable the situation may be, it is just where you belong. There is no power in the universe but yourself that can get you out of it. Some one may help you on the road to realization, but substantiality and permanence can come only through the consciousness of your own life and thought."

This doesn't mean that you have done some terrible thing to get yourself where you are and you should condemn yourself for some past conduct or some fugitive thought. That would be the same old putrid dish of superstition offered in a new receptacle, and make us find a thousand reasons