way to turn! There is no more important undertaking ahead of man than that of recognizing his unity with Good; recognizing his Oneness, his Wholeness, his Completion. Something is radically wrong with the manner in which men have tried to solve their problems, without taking God into consideration. There has been too much misery and unhappiness. It seems we would welcome the information that help is at hand. Shouldn't it bring tremendous happiness when we learn that there is a Divine Law upon which happiness and prosperity depend? Isn't it cause for rejoicing when we learn that we can con-sciously unite with the Source of our good?

It seems to me that with the knowledge of these tools which are at hand, we know how to work. Wherever any thought arises within us, which denies us the right to demonstrate a more abundant good, we may know that thought arises out of the psychological nature of experience and our reaction to it. It does not arise as a pure image of the Spirit, which can conceive only freedom and knows only good, understanding only peace, and lives only in the consciousness of self-expression. Treatment is effective only in such degree as we get back to the conviction that