Then some other thought had better be introduced.

Audience---- ‘Tolerance.”

Speaker--- ”I will be tolerant.” Perhaps you take a little pride in it. Perhaps charity would be better. You are beginning to climb. Charity. Yes, perhaps I can find some excuse. There is a kind of mildness about that charity. It works. Perhaps you begin to find your word empty. Then you think peace, and you grow a little less agitated. Every time that image rises and the thought of hatred and the old sense of justifying it, you say, “Tolerance, Charity, Peace,” and you lead up to “Love.” Soon you find yourself saying, “God is Love. Love in me forgives;” and you go on in power, and presently you can speak the whole truth, for you are large enough to understand the old mortal mind, its nature and why it acted that way, and you have come to your peace.

Let us continue this exercise. Supposing that you find yourself full of fear and you are agitated. Now fear is a negation. Give me some opposite word.

Audience: "Faith!" “Confidence!" “Assurance!" “Courage !“ “Trust !“

Trust is a very good word. Now give me something the opposite to jealousy.

Audience: "Confidence !“ “Understanding !"

You understand what I mean. Every one of these evil things are like emptiness; that is all. And you need only to take the opposite--- the opposite which appeals to you at the time--- to begin and fill in that emptiness.