laughter are God. God is everything, every-where, every place -- the innermost presence of our own thought, the outermost rim and circumference of our own experience. Someone might ask: "Is that spiritual?" What is spirituality? Spirituality is a conscious, consistent, and persistent determination to enter into an atmosphere of good and believe in it and unify with it. It is not a profession; religion is a life -- a life spontaneous, happy and free.

It is not a burnt offering the Infinite requires, but a clean mind, a pure heart, an honest and sincere purpose, a direct belief and a complete acceptance. Thus Solomon prayed for greater wisdom, for a more divine understanding; and Jesus prayed that all people should see what he saw, that they might be "in me as I in Thee." We believe in prayer, but we call it something else. We call it "treatment," and the answer to prayer we call "demonstration." I do not mean by that that we deny the efficacy of prayer. We affirm it; we merely call it something else because these words mean something different to us. Many people who come to me for treatment haven't the slightest idea of what it is. They imagine that one man has a secret about God that some other