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Universalare theirtime of apl)lic:ation. It is imlJOssibleone person, one

of men. howeveranotller person, or a stH:ceeding-

the details of the apI[>}Il:atlonuniversal in any one inllivi(hl:llline. •

to the creed do noteasy to withinchurch. did not hold his discipiles

such intellectual test.the manifestation of

nec:essanJly aforce, Astion growcauses nelcessat'ilyis perSCll1S exer-cise to think andat the same establishedlines and in with set form-ula. For this reason it isthere should be fixed statements oftntth wherever there is man-hood.'Vherever there is stableit lUust be established

Emerson anddown this rule for human conduct:

from of ulliver-

OnOllJilC, sO<:laJllstic or communistic state-ment But suchtions almost fail thr'oug-hmtiarmolny and of their ntnn-

I

and

dwell

the

each of

me,"fact that in no case

called his followers that heany questlOl1lS or demanded

any Whethersaints or sin-

of thewerencrs,

never(what we would term

ps)'chiometric sense) he realiz€:dtheir theircalled them, neverhim. but followedXo command is harder to this

one. It IS an eas\, to write<, statement of . a declarationof faith or a and to obtain intel-lectual assent to it.proven that it is antog-ethler a

VOL.

Beneath theBeneath the

'The stars onlyBecause of

Beneath all pain:\mid the crowd

thereof

"FOLLOW :ME."Ko command was more common on the

of than this one: "Followused it in a pel'sonal relation,

as when he said to "Followl\Ie:' and bade the man, wouldhe have treasure in to "sell alland follow me"; but he used it also asa command to all who wouldhave as when he

will come after me,take up his crosslet him

and followIt is awhereasked'Of them

I am li'ood ..

quiet

dear?"

not smile,name that she

voice in the dear olJ

you now call " maybe cold; may not

no sensation.

of In hand.fire to it and 10 it has

Ul::"UIJIU instruments.

Some-and we

there will be nofor there is no in thes(·.

for us to clothe ourselvesTruth and live the Ideal and not

make the mistake of millions and thusbe indeed "The Tailor" in worse

than him to

She was dead as far as the illusion ofwent, but she was alive in all that

The she sang he stillkiss gave he still felt.

a"'..,."",nl',, of and Truth shestill had. when he said:

"See; I listen with Soul not ear!'Vhat was the secret of dear?"

answered him as he"What was the secret oflie heard herIn the same

way;'The g-rleatest wonder is this-I hearAnd see and kiss you and love yOll

dear!'The illusion of sense had for-

for him and he lived the Real-Mind. She is she forever.

am your that was your bride!And know that I never

have died!"I hold theIs it real?

erewhile.and she; sheanyone passiotlate

And she was to the senses all shehad ever been. Was the "She" ?He had that. This is the false founda-tion which conditionsare :Mal1 with

thein

theseabove

man has everthinks he has found when

socialstore. But once

he is slave to andmust make constant effort to hold them.Wealth may fade "the bank

the " Thein a

so wane that heonce was chief,

be

with the unreal is liketo your fire with the shadowthe tree and not with the tree itself.These are real as shadows: arereal as effects. But the Cause which is

is the Absolute Builder. TheArchitect who a Character is

I, as an individual think nwIdeal. uses it as model and carvesit in the Marble of the chiselof Experiienc:e."But am alive?" Are vou?is : my hand is \\-arm:beats: I see ;wd I feel!" Yes

them all."I am "The world a real-

!" are aflilrrrlationlS which men areruled. Are

dream.

andfor the soul. These are the

men and women strive for and arethat are "added" whenthe of lIeav-

To seek first for weand become our"Seek first theis to become the master of

us.

fer for it? What have not men and wo-men the ages in the

heaven was reachedthr'ou2"h self-denial and hea\'-en be ?If it was to be bOl11gl1t with labor whatwould we not in way of work?

see

64

andand more

first and last "Hie saw' that infinite de-mands freedom for its andhe finds his Ideal of in free-dom and love toward his brothers and hefinds in Man's freedom towardthe He says:-

Comrade.-to share

one

which isbut

feel and to knowand infinite in

bilities. this latentof so farterial so fromlatent sense he everwith this reverence for thehas builded theologIcal Iimitil1lghis immortal\Vhitman all this and says:"I and dare not ques-tion

withforms of gO'l'er:nmentAll forms ofWisdom! In aI live as Consciollsnessthat I am an of the One.We are not to his in His

but are to live in the same con·sciousness. We then shall think as he

and do what he did.Then will the the thecreations of our descendto earth. will materialize and be-come the For"not built with hands" are the realhorne of soul. The ofNew is to teach as build-er to Himself so around withLove and Wisdom that earth shall beredeemed and the forshall be lived from the he-

we were to look for itt"

and clothes itselfIn the thougIltlive and know

ras;; from,,,,'!-f..,rina or dis-

Thiswith Love andof this H.ealil:yno

ease.To know the Truth I'M is toknow freedom! Is to be Master!when we claim to live in the conscious-ness of this we are termeilthose still blindedand ra',tll':-hllil(!ers.a

thatandon the

man seesvileness in the work-

Still these areso blind as he who will not" see

that seen are andthe Unseen is eternal.All natural are but the materiali-zation of unseen and artificial

are but the of Ideals.is your Master even God" This

One does all the work. But when IT--this Infinite Universal One-becomesin Man a then as Man HElflIIlK:>, but as God what Manin Ideal creates. workshuman brains to think I ThrOlll?hman hands to build.When one shall live in this

with .the One; this thouglltwhen one shall

this asu ....<ov<;'u the ideals of

and thenhave away and all

will have become new.This creative we term Imlag'lml-tion. the Divinetive Power individualized. The same

as absolute, bodied Itselfin worlds and suns: in rock and: in bird and beast; bodiedin a human matrix now ccnscious-

as man creates.are to cultivate Mali's creative pow-

er. From it comes Inven-tion. but its form

.65

In

for

ran,

harvest I

I reap con.ii-

LoveTrust.All my harvests are health andness.

I harvests amhow to the crop I wish to reap.When I sow from I reapselfishness.When I sow fromtions of fear.When I sow fromWhen I sow from'When I sow from\Vhen I sow fromTrust.

All thingsing

AFFIBJtI.ATIONS.so shall you reap!"

The is world.The world is mine to sow.Whatever I sow I shall reap.I alone can sow· I alone canI sow for ; I for '11)"'<:'1.I alone am selection ofseed.I alone am res:ponslble for theNature conditionsa rich harvest.Nature never

crop is true to so\vine- and harvestis bounteous "'''''''.Y''.'When I sow wheat I reap a bounteous

of

them

MAN.Were not the things that man now finds are

I III

the

theThe of thehas learned to wait for fruit fromwill balance the whoresult of action

Woman's influence balancesin the and in the

Government was theever established in confidence incommon-sense of all. One mdn's

igrlor:anl:e is balance to another's intelli-What need of a law?

establish !" says Consti-tution. See men deal\Vhat is Fathers? "Value re-ceived !" 'fhen enact thenatural law of Balance. "I\'1easure formeasure! Love ASself!" State me

state.Public opinicmzensized into statute Whenlatures in deference to any interestpass a law that is not the

buta or an int·ere:st.

not enforced. If it istiment the law is notfore the true effect ofeducational. If law issentiment will to it isbelow law will be-come a dead letter. The trouble withvarious reform classes is thatthink a law will execute thatthat is is to enact it. The ef·feet of much isto create a for statute law.

is the bane of the na-should be ennun-

should decide

the balance of the suburban. In the ex-is wisdom evolv·

and becomeof

into The ballot offarmer balances of the trust

coolheaded woodmanthe fanatical and

self-c()ntroIled will balanc:e, in thereformer.

who

or

and common de<:ency.willthemselves.

all and

of

Butback.God is;He cannotmethod of manifestation is.tion. When socannot be

will beThis is the

way Man Thewhat and how to evolve

and to have the next time amore harmonious of It-self as and and isthe balance.No matter the thethe each individual is a balanc:eof Neither could exist ifthe other was not. urban citizen is

ag-lltator, the revival-are accustomed

condition to theWl:lt"T"ififlU over the ultimate

sovereign will.Wnmsler.

NATURE VS. MAN

67me.

asare.

ofmen

an evolution ofheaven in its

man. Thethe affairs

national nono can that condi·tion. will be means of educa-tion. But when the demand forwar falls away from human desire andthougllt will peace be pelnuine:l1t.

come

alonePeace.

it ontoward are

im;pirat:iolns, as seed-sowers.But the is notThere are teachers of cults sev'eral under the New name, thatwould enervate and men a

of submission that ist hose sects sit

down and sav "God will do it!" andwhen if ill condition comes sayGod's " and make no move to

themselves. God's will iswhatever I will. When I fold handsor sit I have made condi-

God's and must take the con-seqllences. So there are those whohave so lost the individual in the Ab-

or in to the Abso-there not in

them to live. Insane hos-catch such of these

who do not die there."The Lord them-selves!" is as asin common There is no ex·cuse in XO\V for idleness andnon-resistance. admonition "Don't

1" has not an element of slavish-of ora consciousness of TO

did not Heand

char-sRid

the bat-The of all battles.

when it seems failure stares oneface. To see the when

delteated as one sees thetime bud. This is

the

and

is

no inter-

in emlcti.ng

some Qu,est:ion

anyNature's Law of

of Peace between nations,and individuals. 'Vher-violated there will be

Ideal isthere will need of arl>itratilon.Till men have evolved to lovethere will be bloodshed. Menthe settlement of all questiol1lSwhen balances his brother11an has been seekingen mean in his

which is hisof The nearer hethis the more he finds peace.And condition of will COI1-tinue in the of life anew condition arises and andefinition of is needed.

is a that is ex-under the of as

are all the that comprisewill evolve In

their forever. \Var and theCauses of war are therefore inevitablein the evolution of But themeans and methods are alsowith the evolution of the race.of evolve. The cluband stone gave to bow andThese way cannon andonet. are beforesub-marine and Sometime these will before the power of

and love of: all better ;outg-:rm.vn the ones

of the whenof was under discm;sic)OWebster said of the

! \\iere-enact a natural law!"

"What?"

This is told forHe met Daniel Webster on

sl::e is all.

68

at

andof peace.

pur'cha.sed toonourishes a race

the

('J'()'-'Pf'l'l",,,,r,t; re.!ncl!vl.dual the sense of

or freedom ofand allow him to rest

ease, cared for paternally0'()'VPf'nn1"'f1,t and a war such as

is a thousand times bet-of nature's

which purpose I think can benothing less than a self-reliant and self-sufficient manhood.who know their and knl)wi,n2"maintain." 'When it isideas are than cannon,more we shallso our as individual menthat we shall heal man of war as wenow heal absent treatment the sick.It will not come thecauses of but so inmen the love that there beno causes to remove. It can come

the of IdealsPeace and : in na-

in ? Theas as the first.

war between as neces-sary in the evolution of the race as thefirst. When will come the last? Thatis not our business. It the lastwhen The lastwar hashave not thecareful not to

a

arethat governs

best state. It seeks .J

Do we wish it tillHas man ever won

wilrmimr with sword and cannon. TheprincIple is to overcome. The weap()flSare The metalhas been discarded for that of theBut not till one hasthe metalic andness of can he use the weaponsof the For this reason cannonand sword are needed still toevolve the man. We"It should not be I" but asealthciU<lke should not be. "Men

" As well clouds

humando ? Do are do-

I InGod has one who overcomes.

one will show the toothers. you see to inthe name of Peace-but be thatin your efforts you do not raise awar of 'l('ithin towald himwho has not reached ofnon-resistance. To war is onein with him who wars withfists or swords. To force

will another is asas force them with or

the interference of the State with alaw . This fact is aclass of our lawto makeate andin woman suffrage.she wants toLet the less de1ielc)perd

onof

milldi,ng their businessvery careful to mindlast the penlduJlumtween and me; my business andvour and the evolution is to-v,ard of and

his. The bestThe

law the least is the

"

half the causes of

"Look within" is the for all whowould find the cause institute cure.I cannot enter mt'ntal castle enterthe the seekcause. That is alone for you to do. Butit is truth when the Psalmist "Oursecret sins are in the of coun-tcmmce" ! is not in the action.

'fO A J'B.IEJIDam I SO afflicted?"

ways seem hut soon or

in the outer ,-So would I answer you.

Cause lIes not in the external con-ditions as You will notfind them or busi-ness; neither are far

home asand the Cause withinsame Cause within that allow'cdfall when first tried to walkthese that allowedlearn that burnburn.This One Cause within you is still edu-

Nature's way-f'",nPlrlPlll"p No matter it be

child or man, thiseach all the time.

you owe allconsciousness ofC&])aclty for or <::nr'!"(n"disease; of orAll consciousness of self has come toyou as it comes toyour and then whetheryou wish to the ornot.

all the rest of hUlma:mt:y, you havebeen unable to avoid the

would avoid because have loeat-Cause outside YOtlTSlelt. This is work-

among encourages the

it. WeI AM

mami:[esting itself as fast asmen.

said the Great

'" '" *

tonea second.

been regarded astone the human ear can perceive.

* '" '"revolution is iml)endil1ig'the near future a ph)!sician

understand andphenomena littlemedical prc,fe;;si<lO.·-S't. Louis Globe

noCondllticln of Peace.

rec10grlize the Divineand the Worth

which is foundWe can the era

ourselves the incarnationone that comes to

himself adds one re-of and

our

..... '.

to

ThoUli;ht is athe

of the

thethat lies

is Causation. Wewhat we sow. You are nowfrom your Thatnot know you were tares.effect the crop. will learnfrom to choose betterif you are If vou hold others re-

you will . continue to sowIf vou will hold YOtlrse:lf TI'!'inOn-

will find and will sowof Truth and Love is in

Seek it in case.hold of AsYOlt will be a slave

of control. LookYOl11rselt now amI and you wiII

As well farmer reap-his wheat claim crop waskarma of as forto claim are

of a existence. Thisold idea which holds

rac:e-tholllg:llt because of anunwililing:ness to assume control of our

we desire to shift respoltlsilbj!-some outside power. Satan

one to blame. Then it be-then then

mind tomakes usand disease.and ha][)pinelSsnition

One

untilthat is in

till it is clear toyou have these conditions.

is not a It15

manifest inis

is considered aman attendsthe creed and makes outwardsion. But the man is thatlives the no matter what hiscreed. life andcharacter deednot word.Our

forsideeffects to

create conviction.believe there is

can and will thenBut until this conviction

will not be healed. Remem-is "As a man thinketh in

his heart!" Faith in the Power opensthe soul to the Life. You areon. the way. When ends in faith

wiII reach theare now ?" you wl1:

is the effect 'of the thc>Ug·ht.All cause lies in and

in controlsthe conduct. the same whenhe looketh on her". Vleare that the individual alone isthe cure, the andthe There is no Power the

that works save that whichworks in 'I'r,,,,.,,fr,,.,, works tht·ou.ghyOll. Sin is not what the:o!{}gl::mS

Sin is the thouglltconduct which we not

No Good outside thetakes of it. The Laws

of the universe are andobedience to them means

obedience meansery. In POEiiti,re obediencewe act. "Yes I" we say and areIn obedience we "No

So with all conldll(:t.ours to learn the law thl"oule:hand then to choose.

frieml vou areto the Law

hurts. Learn fromon the side heals.

You me that for a few monthshave affirmed health. No doubt.Affirmation is but the first Youmust have also held a mental reserva-

that has thethe old woman who

the tree to be removed.not she said as I eXI>ecltedvou not for andconditions asAf15rr:nin:g health isto eXJ:.ectine: it. The ex!)ectatilon

.. '" ,.

Price

I sawhastening

I sawlost

so deeply,

THOUGHTS IN PRAYER AND

PERMANENCY OF THE GOOD.well done will be

swe,etnes!' and satisfaCtionway

'" ,.

hour'san1Il wl1l'n

which notinlluem:e to

of righteousnesssea. cannot throw

away Y0U vote a cause!is why ollr exultant \Vhitman so con-

tident:

and

old asunscientific ageas an

seek Cause.of I'Vf'"'''.'':;'''''

ex'over me."

Reliance" and!" and echo

thehas found for me."where you are, andif you can. If you

and cannot inthem-thenthem. Re-and

SMILES AND REFLECTIONS.Sheldon Cornelius Clark. Ariel Pl'1J.

\V,'<t<,,,t,,,_ Los Angeles. P. O. Hox 156.

conditionsthem now,

do not see the

then maliciousare hut the survival of the

in evil

and you will

in avenuesupon the

of Cause.is assumed

social or bu:sinesseffects will not

will increase.in the

cause. ClIrecause withinour

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