our neighbor's presence is his rightful Self, which it is our ministry to bring forward. Our watch toward the High Deliverer wakes our awareness of the One Life ready to break forth in full shining as we face our neighbor. Therefore if we had not been told to reject man's false descriptions of himself we should find ourselves saying, "It is not so!" when we heard him telling of his losses or his pains.

"Remember only that He is looking toward you," said a certain Father Confessor to the Abbess of a convent. "Do not remember anything else. Exercise no self scrutiny." (See Resume) . So the Abbess remembered only that the Vast, Vast Shining Countenance looked toward her. She ignored her mind's reminders of her troubles. She ignored everything but the Shining Countenance. She was a true Obedient, for a stranger suddenly appeared before her offering her a bag of gold, though the stranger had no knowledge whatsoever that the sole trouble of the Abbess was lack of money to buy food for her waiting nuns. Thus was the obedient Abbess a plain demonstration of the promise, "Before they call, I will answer; and while they are yet speaking, I will hear." By her volitional absorption into Invisible Kindness she was visibly befriended.

"Holy Ann" of Canada spoke to lnvisible Kindness on the subject of refreshment for the cattle, and suddenly a dry well was filled with water in time of great drought. (Holy Ann, p. 77.) A Jewish youth praised Invisible Goodness for making him a genius and much beloved. Genius began to wake in him and everybody began to love him.

A certain woman spoke praisefully to the Lord as Divine Beauty everywhere, and slowly beauty began to