and at rest. This ability to rest in yourself, blissful, serene, knowing God only, is called by the Hindus Yoga, and the state itself, Samahdi. Whoever knows how to enter into his own Soul can also get to the heart or soul of anything he wishes, and there are no secrets to him. He is able to perform asamyama, or complete concentration, upon anything, and not only its very essence will be his, but all its properties, such as strength, warmth, solidity, rarity, smallness, lightness, and so forth, can be used by him. This is the ultimate of education. Knowing God, you know all things.

Truth is very simple.

Truth is very simple and easy to be understood by the simple in heart. Some who are seeking to enter into the Way are encumbered with the idea that there is so much to learn and so much to do. But this is not true. All the cumbersomeness arises from man’s ignorance, from his belief that much learning and many works and manifold experiences are necessary in order to enter into eternal life. Everything in the spiritual Life has been worked out for us, and we can reap where others have sown. The prophets and wise men of old are like the first astronomers. Their strivings and wrestlings can be compared to the work of the astronomers, who, when they wished to compute the times and relations of the stars, occupied days, even years, in calculating, using many figures and methods. We, as heirs of the ages, are like the little children in the common schools who to-day accomplish the same results in mathematics in