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He must recognize the fact that he is one with the Father, and consciously affirm this unity for himself and for all others. He must know himself to be a god among gods. and act accordingly. He must have absolute faith in his own perceptions of truth, and begin at home to act upon these perceptions. As he sees the true and right course in small things. he must take that course. He must cease to act unthinkingly, and begin to think; and he must be sincere in his thought.

He must form a mental conception of himself at the highest. and hold this conception until it is his habitual thought-form of himself. This thought-form he must keep continuously in view. Ile must outwardly realize and express that thought-form in his actions. He must do everything that he does in a great way. In dealing with his family, his neighbors, acquaintances, and friends. he must make every act an expression of his ideal.

The man who reaches the right viewpoint and makes full consecration, and who filly idealizes himself as great, and who wakes every act, however trivial, an expression of the ideal, has already attained to greatness. Everything he does will be done in a great way. He will make himself known. and will be recognized as a personality

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