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Into The Light
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Credo -
Introduction -
God in Man -
Eternity is Now -
Thinking and Thought Action -
Law Governs; not Fiat -
Prosperity thro' Development -
Repetitions and Modern Thoughts -
Qualities to Be Loved -
An Appeal -
An Address -
Contents -
and listens for the inner voice to teach him
once again ; for in his hand he holds a key
to unlock the realm of mystery. A stillness
comes, pulsations of the Spirit Love
invest his soul. Friends come to visit him
whose language his emotions throb, and
each needs to but think the thought to pass
the thought along.
The mountains and the rills, and every
tree and bush acknowledge him as a
friend ; as one of all.
Wordsworth knew when he wrote:
"One impulse from the vernal wood
Can teach you more of man,
Of moral evil and of good
Than all the sages can."
The best illustration of how thoroughly
the mood of peace lifts one above anxiety
and ambition is expressed in John Burroughs'
immortal poem, " Waiting."
Serene, I fold my hands and wait,
Nor care for wind, nor tide, nor sea.
I strive no more against time or fate
For lo, my own shall come to me.
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