Tlme put and tlme to be are

Nerve us wlth lnceunn nfllrm-

OW.
one,

bark the And both are NOW.-WHITTIER.

ntlvos. Don't ngalnst
hnd, but ehnnt the benutles of 'Twas only strlklng from the enl-
endlr
the (ood. Dead yesterdays and unborn to-
-EMERNON.
morrows. -OMAR KHA YYAII.
A JOURNAL OF AFFIRMATIONS.

HENRY HARRISON BROWN

Vol.. r. No. 7. Editor and Proprietor
xoN'rm.1r.
san Joss, cAL., SEPTEMBER, 1900. Oliiee, Sleeper Hall, 'lnd St.
50 ers. Pnl vlan. San Jose, Cal.
_il___

Affirmations. In the ONE FRIEND I find all

Expression.
God is Love. friends.
O, Soul, thou art Love and Love Divine God is loved by me in the concrete,
God is manifest in me as Love.
But not until that force is spent,
I am Love and Love is infinite. and He loves me there.
Is that love mine.
Love is Law. I love God in men and women.
Expressed, seems lost upon the air.
Not so. The mission whereto sent Love is my Law. I am Law. I love God in youth and maidens.
Has been the answer to my prayer, What Love prompts I do. I love God in little children.
And of' possession is my sign. All God loves me in the pets about me
my thoughts and acts are

Love. and in the birds and flowers.

Within thee, Soul, 'tis Force, as dull prompted by
Love feeds, clothes' and shelters me. And I love him in them all and in
As flame is in the blackest coal,
Tis latent fire. Love will ever care for me. all things.
it full and strong. Love thus casts out Fear. I love God and He loves me in all
Express Soul, deep
Of God's Love thou art then the whole, In Love I am Fearless. the experiences of life, no matter what
And my life becomes a song In Love I speak and act without they are. Love is in and through All.
When thus expressed thou feed'st Desire. limit. I love all the conditions I am in.
Limitations are born of fear and I I find Love everywhere 'because I
Thy Love O, Soul, useless has been.
When another Soul to thee responds, am Love and fear nothing. carry it everywhere.
Thou nrt G-od then. Love is pure and is free. Love is I will have nothing but Love and
Love exists not till outward pressed. Love's expression in my life.
Liberty.
Come! break 0, Soul, these staying bonds! The more Love the more Liberty. The fruits of Love are Peace,
Now not alone myself tlou'st blest, I live above limitations and am free Joy, Patience, Faith, Self-confidence,
But hast 0, Soul, of Gods made men.
Health, Prosperity, Wisdom and Com-
through Love.
Henry Harrison Brown. What I am, all are, and I live by panionship.
recognition of the liberty of all. / I have no need
live Of' friend to talk or book to read;
Only thus do I free myself and '_

above limitations of Fear. A dear °&>Tnpanion here algdes,

Freedom in Truth. Close to my throbbing heart he hides;
In Love I never judge. All are like
The holy silence is His voice;
always has been as true as it is
It me, good and are Love.
to-day that knowledge of Truth makes When thus I cease to think of my-
I lie and
ligien and rejoice. I
"L 71 Trowbridge.
free; yet when we look out upon the self as good, then I cease to think of
world we do not see that humanity is others as bad. At Noon

finding much rest simply because this
is true. God is love throughout eter-
nity, yet humanity to-day does not
seem to be resting very peacefully in
this Truth. On the other hand, we
find that the unprecedented unrest of
When I forget to think of myself as
virtuous, then I forget to think of
others as vicious.
When I cease to think of myself as
honest, then I cease to think of others
as dishonest.
Each day let each reader of
NOW send forth the affirmation of
PEACE. Peace first, for self; Peace
for the nation; Peace for all humanity.
As the clock, or bell,or whistle, or sun,
announces the meridian hour, let the

mankind is because of the ignorance
and failure to practice in the conscious-
ness that Truth which is vital in the
soul.
All suffering, whether from sickness,
sorrow or poverty, is because of erro-
neous mental conceptions, which have
according to the laws, been outpictur-
ed in corresponding externals. Con-
When I cease to think myself as
worthy of heaven, then do I cease to
think of others as worthy of hell.
I therefore let Love do its perfect
work through me without question or
judgment. In Faith I have ceased to
think of the distinctions of good and
evil.
Love gives me all the companionship
thought of Peace in some form go
forth. This will soon become a habit,
and as noon approaches the sense of
Peace will steal over you. That sense
will each day extend its reign until ul-
timately each moment will be one of
inward Peace. These vibrations flow-
ing from so many souls will do much
to mold the world-thought into that of

versely, _all mitigation of all and every I want. "Peace on earth: Good will to men."
kind of suffering will be resultant upon I am never alone.
our acquaintance with Truth and in Everybody loves me because I love If you intend to do a mean thing,
our use of our thought force for the everybody. wait till to-morrow; if you intend to do
formation of correct mental images. I have constantly my friends to love a noble thing do it now.-Sanfose
News.
-Fanny M. Harley, in Universal Trut/1. and to be loved.
WEAK AFFIRMATIONS WEAKEN US AND THOSE WHO HEAR US.-FANNIE B. IANES.
 THE STEPS OF FAITH FALL ON THE SEEMING VOID AND FIND TIIE ROCK BENEATH.-WHITTIER.

2 Now. g

Primary Lesson No. 6. Roosevelt in a recent political speech "You don't have to get old early if
Au'ro-Succnsnou. says of his meeting and his estimate of you don't want to. It's just living
Suggestion is the cause ofthought. men that he at
length came to see, that right. Its not time but foolishness
The effect is that we each give ourselves it was not the men that made the differ- that makes men old. I keep young

suggestions. This self-given sugges- ence, "But was" he says, "in my own because I live the way ve were in-
tion is called Auto-suggestion. It is point of view." tended to live." That's so. We were
not "Suggestion, in
reality, the power Thus is it ever. It is not the circum- intended to live forever, and will, when
that rules the world. But Cause and stance but-the mental attitude toward we think so. Think so and you will
Effect are and of
the two sides of' life it, that makes the difference in men_ live so. And Fitz and all others vill
each fact of life. They Emerson
are as That mental attitude is an Auto-sug- learn that it is not diet, exercise nor
says of them, "Chancellors of God." gestion. habits, but THINKING that make
So that when one is spoken of it must healing either of body
In all mental people old. Destroy the thought of
necessarily include the other. The say- orof conditions, the cure is an Auto- disease and death and there will be
ing, now so common, that Suggestion
"
suggestion. The healer is to be wise neither. And it can be done. It is
rules the world," if taken literally is not enough togive the right suggestion so done. -

true. For only those Suggestions that that the effect, the Auto-suggestion,
arereceived into the mind and thus be- will be that which will produce the con- [For NOV.]
come Auto-suggestions, rule the world. dition desired. future teacher,
The I Am the Retlection of the Now.
It is what a man thinks that lawgiver, priest and healer, will so un- nv Enacn srownnr. swanzv, MENTAL
rules him; that hc becomes. It is not derstand his part as Suggestcr, that he SCIENTIST, TOPEKA, KANSAS.

what he senses. He may see and not will produce the right Auto_suggestion That which I have thought in the
think, he may feel and not think; and and whatever is the desired condition, Nows past, that I am. That whichl
he will surely in greater or less degree it will follow as naturally as water flows hold Now in thought Iwill be in the
think different from every other man. down hill when the obstruction is re- Now to come.
"As a man thinketh in his heart so moved. In time past I have looked for things
is he."' As he thinks in sincerity; as Besides,Vunderstanding this power,
"to come." Behold, "Now is the ac-
he pays attention. And this attention man will suggest to himself what he time." We live Now and not in
cepted
is instantaneous. wishes to be, and by this power of Auto- It is Now we think and not
any past.
The difference between Suggestion suggestion will be, that which he de- in any future. Therefore, I will think
and Auto-suggestion is seen in the fact sires.
life; I will think health; I will think
of two persons arriving at the same Now, by this pover in his ignorance,
plenty; I vill think peace and joy; and
R. R. station at the same time. lt is he builds`his body and his estate into I will think them NOrV. By this re-
dark or cloudy. Without conscious conditions that give him pain. He does
generating of my thought, I daily bring
thought one says, as he passes up street, this by affirmation. This affirmation And
to me that which I most desire;
"This is south." He wakens in the is to him an Auto-suggestion. Ile
what I most desire is with me now.
morning with the sun rising, to him, in afiirms pain. He has pain. He affirms
The realization is a garner full of ripe
the south. He may try in vain for failure and he has it. /Vhen he learns The
fruit. The fruit of my thinking.
months to change this impression and and obeys this power within himself, of
fruit of life, health, peace, plenty, pros-
fail. The other person gives himself making externals to his will by affirma-
the suggestion that he is going west
perity and love. For I think these
tion, (which is only conscious Auto-sug- Now, and Now I realize the fruit of
and the sun will rise,to him, in the west. gestion), he will make life's manifesta-
my thought.
This is a good illustration of Auto- tions that which pleases him and thus
thought sent forth
This in love will
suggestion and its power. We are con- by Afiirmation become the Master of regenerate the world and it will Now
stantly making our world and our life Fate. be full of precious reapings, not only
by these silent and unnoticed thoughts. for myself but for all, since there is for
We fear, and fear gives the Suggestion An Unexpected Ally. all only the Eternal Now.
of pain,and pain we have. We fear of Fitzsimmons, the pugilist, has been
malaria, and we suggest to ourselves giving some lessons in regard to the We regard man as a mental or
that we shall take it, and we do. /Ve manner ofliving that have many grains
spiritual being, and his mental attitudes
eat and suggest that it will hurt, of good sense in them. The best of
as of paramount importance, as our
and it does. We meet a person and all is the remark: "I would as soon
environments are largely the result of
we suggest to ourselves that we shall learn to crochet as to smoke a cigarette.
our habit ofthought. It is our duty
not like him, and we do not. We think If a man criticised me for so doing I
to guard vell our thoughts, for "as a
the' party in power is to blame for all could punch him or give him some
man thinketh, so is he."-From "Reso-
financial trouble, and it is. We think kind of an answer. But if he caught
" lntions"of the California State Con-
"the outs" are °' bad people and they me smoking a cigarette, I'd have to
vention of Spiritnalists, San Jose, Sept.
are. We think we cannot get along confess that I had done wrong."
8, Igoo.
without meat, or that me connot eat But this is not the thought NOW
_

meat, and we cannot. We think we readers need, save as they can show it I could not live without thelove of my friends.
must smoke, or have beer or coffee, or to the boys to whom Fitz is a hero. The poet Kfatr.
that these hurt us. And what we sug- This he says also and it shows how
To love one another is the best way of aiding
gest of them is to us true. We make it common sense is
becoming common. God _

so. And it is the Philosophy of NOW. I/Trier Hugo.

THE INFINITE ALWAYS IS SILENT.-/OHN BOYLE 0'R1LE Y.

 VAST THE CREATE AND BEHELD, BUT VASTER THE INWARD CREATOR.-REALF.

NOW. 3

The Incarnation. Affection shall solve every one of the the DARE in me. So here is NOW,
"There is no necessity for ns to separate
problems of freedom; the child of these two godparents. Can
tender Father."
Those who love each other shall be in- it fail? I think the godchild has im-
God as Substance from God as

Mfr. H. Emilie Cady. vincible; proved upon the parents. It should.

O, Life Divine! Thou gavest all! Then why They shall finally make America com-

This hungry heart of mine? Thou Heart, pletely victorious, inmy name. Emerson,
It shall be customary in all directions,
doth hear!
in the houses and in the /streets to In of his earliest essays "Com-
one
Ibear my load! I hope! I long! I fear!
pensation," states the whole position
I seek but find not! And I still must cry manly affection.
see

For one in whom my love to trust. I try These shall be masters of the world of the Soul Culturist and the Mental
To find content 0, God in Thee alone! under a new
Scientist when he says: "The Uni-
power,
verse is represented in
I cannothug Force to my heart. A stone
They shall laugh to scorn the attacks every one of its
It is when lonely, I so long for cheer! v

of all the remainder of the world. particles. Everything in nature con-

Nay! Nay! The Absolute must have a form.
The most dauntless and rude shall tains all the powers of nature. Every-
I want my God incarnate in a human heart!
touch face to face lightly; thing is made of one hidden stuff.
The God I love is human, stalwart, warm, The world globes itself in a drop of
The dependence of Liberty shall be
And dear because he is concrete, a part
dew. The true doctrine of Omnipres-
Of Love Divine. And when He thus shalt come lovers;
The continuance of Equality shall be ence is, that God reappears with all
My life His kingdom is, my heart His home.
comrades. His parts in every moss and cobweb.
Henry Harrison Brown. The value ofthe Universe contrives to
These shall tie and band stronger than
throw itself into every point. Thus
hoops of iron.
["A new commandment give I unto yon, the Universe is alive. That Soul which
I, estatic, O, partners! O, lands! hence-
That ye love one another." within us is a sentiment, outside us is
forth with the love of lovers I tie
The Poet-Prophet, Walt Whitman, gives the a law." And in "Oversoul," he makes
you.
picture of the true Democracy and tells of the I will make the continent the statement stronger: "Within man
indissoluble;
only politics that will usher it in, the Demon- I will make the most the is the Soul of the whole; the wise si-
stration of Love. the practical application of
splendid race

sun ever
yet shone upon; lence; the universal beauty; to which
The New Commandment. Love is the uni-
I will make divine magnetic lands. every part and parcel is equally rela-
versal panacea. Its coming is foreshadowed
in the many schools of Mental Science all
I will plant companionship thick as ted; the eternal ONE.-Ineffable is the
trees along all the rivers of America, union of man and God in every act of
based upon the ami-mation of Unity-Brother-
and along all the shores of the great the soul. The simplest person who in
hood.
"
'Tis coming up the steep of time, lakes, and all over the prairies; his integrity worships God becomes
This old world is growing brighter." I will make inseperable cities with their God."
and papers like NOW are springing up all arms about each others necks. This is the whole of the NEW
over the States helping on that time when THOUGHT. All we do, is to prac-
"Fraternity, Love's other name," tice the lesson the Great Seer taught.
shall "Freedom," We LIVE, God, in the soul and be-
"Light up with joy the poor man's heart, lieve that each expression of the Soul
world with smiles more
Helen Wilmans dynamo of power,
And Love's own
IS God doing His will through us.
sunny."
has this good word for NOW: "NOW
Poet, prophet and all Truth speakers are is the name of a monthly paper, edited __ii.

NOW living in the realization of the heaven by Henry Harrison Brown, of San There is in the flesh something that
he realized, or he could not have so adirmed jose, Cal. Price, 50 cents a year. The is superior to the Hesh, something that
the "I."] reader need not be told that the paper can in liner moments abolish matter and

is worth supporting; the name tells pain. And it is to this we must cling.
States! .
this. If the editor sticks to its name -Lowell.
Were you looking to be held togeth- and brings the life forces into the pres-
er by lawyers? ent he is bound to succeed. But how The last time I was ill I lost all con-
By an agreement on paper? Or by the thought spreads." "Sticks?" well sciousness of the flesh. I was dispers-
arms? Helen,there is only one tense to the ed through space in some inconceivable
philosophy of NOW. It is present fashion and mixed with the Milky Way.
Away!
I arrive bringing these, beyond all tense, indicative mood. It is-I AM! Yet the very fact that I had conscious-
the forces of courts and arms, All else IS. NONV is trt ing to re- ness all
the while of the Milky Way as
These! to hold you together as firmly move from the vocabulary of the people something to be mingled with, proves
as the earth itself is held together, the words,"Was"'and "Will be." NOW that I was there as much as an individ-
There shall be from me a new friend- is a success as all effort in the now is. ual as ever.-Lowell. (Quoted by Hale,
ship. It shall be called after my Butl am proud of my company. The Lowell, etc., p. 282.)
name, Truth is spreading and opening to me ilg

It shall circulate through The States, the love of humanity every day. I be- NOW is published the
on 15th of
indifferent of place, gan to read Freedom seven years ago each month.
It shall twist and intertvist them and the Chicaga Express long before.
through and around each other. To Helen Wilmans I owe much of the
gram YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS 'ro
Compact they shall be, showing new
Spirit of Freedom that possesses me NOW MUST BEGIN wxra THE Pmsr
signs. to-day. To Shelton's C/zrz`.r!ian I owe NUMBER.

F INALITIES ARE AN IMPERTINENCE IN A GROWING AGE.-_]. PK CHADWICK

 THE SOUL IS TI-IE PERCEIVER AND THE REVEALER OF TRUTH.-EMERSON.

4 NOW.
orncn or NOW, From Matter to Spirit. a word to be outgrown. It is a word
72 N. SECOND ITREET IIN JOII, CAL.
As much as I have admired Helen for slaves. I AM king. I AM a god
Wilmans, I have ever felt that there in embryo. I AM Master of Fate.
OCTOBER, IQOO.
was a fundamental defect in her
phil- Why tell me Ioug/zt to do? Ido as
osophy but nevertheless I still felt that the God in metdirects and hc directs by
NOW. no one honest and brave as she is Love. Desire is His mandate and in
love I obey.
HENRY HARRIION
would long wander without striking
BROWN, EDITOR.
solid foundation, and I shouted "Hur- But there is still more in this change
Suascnirrron Rsrns 50 c'rs. PBI vlan
of base in "the founder of Mental
- - -

5 cts. per
rah" when I read her editorial in Free-
number, post paid.
dom for August Ist. It is too long for Science." Helen has been one of the
Amonthly Journal of Positive Airmatlons. NOW, but all can have it by sending foremost advocates of "Physical im-
Devoted to the Science and Art of Soul Culture.
It
is the utterance only ofthe editor. All thought not 5cents to Freedom, Sea Breeze, Fla. mortality." Now Immortality of mat-
credited to others is his.
Its
basic Atiirmation is:-Man is Spirit and can mani- The transition from matter to Spirit is ter or of the physical body is neither
fest as spirit here and now.
fundamental and now Helen Wilmans logical nor desirable. But immortality
Address all communications to 72 N. 2nd St. Make will set Mental Science where it has of MIND is both. And as a Mind-
allMoney Orders payable at Cal.
Sandjose,
Send money in hills, P. 0. Or ers, or in silver. Post- never been, but where it belongs, in being or a spiritual being I am im-
age stamps (lc. and 2c. only), for parts of the dollar,
when easier for sender. the front rank of all the redeeming mortal, Why not know it NOW?
.
.
T
T forces, Spirit is all. Never mind if Mind is not limited. Mind knows
she prefers to call it MIND, it is that neither time nor space. Why am I
NOW is published on the 15th of
SoME'rHrNc that is not matter which limited by the eye and ear and feet of
each month.
we call Spirit. Spirit is all, is the key- body? Simply because I will be.
note of true philosophy. Now I ex- "The coming man,"who is the man
u' ALL YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS 'I`O here and now, sees without eyes, hears
NOW MUST BEGIN WITH THE FIRST
pect to see Wilmah's College take a
stride such as never before in the his- without ears, travels without convey-
OR SEVENTH NUMBER.
tory of metaphysics. Glory to Good ance, sends messages without wires,and
Notice is the highest, Peace in bodily mani- learns without books. He lives spirit
here and now. His seeing is called
That the oflice of NOW and my festation as there ever is in Spirit.
address have been changed from San
Here is an extract from this article of clairvoyance, his hearing clairaudi-
awoman who dares to say she has ence or telepathy, and his traveling the
Francisco to San Jose, Cal.
changed her mind, and has grown. same. His method of learning is from
"We are transposed from matter-which to the sub-conscious. It comes by
Foreign subscribers,
outside Canada our comprehension seems a dead thing- inspiration from the God-fount within.
and Mexico, must add I5 cents to the to mind; a thing that changes with each new This Mind-man can never die. He
ordinary subscription price to cover impression. Mind comes in contact with all need not throw oh' the coarse mantle
postage. Do not send foreign P. O. things, and is moditied by everything it he calls body, by the process of discase
touches. By dwelling on the fact that what
stamps. and death. He can raise its scale of
have heretofore matter is mind
we
called or
vibrations till they are too fine for
Notice. intelligence, the idea of immovability gradu-
ally slips away from it, and we begin to see any but the clairvoyant to see and the
The edition of july NOW is ex- ourselves as ever changing beings, yet always telepathic to hear but he will be here
hausted and we have only a limited retaining the same individuality through all stillaMind-man. This is the future
changes. Nothing does more to locate the for all, but it is NOW, for all who will.
supply of March and June.
"I," on the basis of the will than this thought The way to this is to affirm-I AM
and to think from the basis of the will, soon SPIRIT! then to live as spirit, and the
For 25 Cents leads ns to act from this basis, and to thus
realization of Spirit will follow and
manifest complete conquest over every form
a
NOW from to Febru-
"death will be swallowed upin victory."
September of disease, deformity, old age and death."
It is the province of Soul-culture to
ary inclusive will be sent to any address. When Helen will see that will and this bring about; to teach man to live
love are not identical as she makes as Spirit here and now. Those who
A 'I them and will say "Think and act from
hought From the Silence. talk of physical immortalily are dimly
the basis of love," there will be little Mind-man
seeing a scientihc reality.
Coming one day from the Silence more to add to her philosophy. In is immortal and changes only as he
with my class as I had asked for a another extract in' this issue will be
word of wisdom, I brought this. Every changes manifestation with each new
found this sentence. "When the will, each
since then, and it was tive years impression or new inspiration.
day which is the love, says"-if "will" and here with each
The day Paul saw is
ago, I have seen the deep philosophy "love" are sy_onymous why not use
contained in it. Here is the Word for person zu/zo realizes that they are now
"love" instead i. But Love is the Master
all "who have ears to hear:" of Destiny.
Spiritual side of life; will is the intel-
This is the only and the unpardonable sin lectual side. And Helen sees this
To look without,when one should look within.
The Editor of NOW
when she says: "This annihilates the
word duty and gives us the natural Will attend weddings or funerals,
PSYCHOMETRIC READING FOR AD- inclination or love in its place." or arrange for oflccturcs with-
acourse

VICE AT "NOW" OFFICE EVERY DAY, I

"Glory" again, cry. This is where I in reasonable distanccs of the city.
FROM 1 TO 4 P. M. TERMS $|.oo. have been for a long time. "Duty" is Classes can also be arranged for.
REWARDS AND PUNSIHMENTS ARE THE REACTIONS OF OUR OWN ACTIONS.-THE VENDANTA.
 LOVE WILL NOT IN DEATH BELIEVE.-j. F. CLARKE.
NOW. g
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Words of Gold. tools, and the ALL of the future A Missouri subscriber writes: "I
workman and artist. NOW aliirms, find so much help in the Affirmations
A lady in Los Angeles writes:
and for this the world is ready. "Thou and so much good advice. But the
"NOW is a help to anyone. I find in
shalt not"died with jesus. "Thou name is the most suggestive for NONV
the last issue you speak of'God and I' in
shalt," will die with the 19th century, is the only time. And when I read it
partnership and quote Edward Everett and I AM comes in as the Savior, in backward it is WON and it has won
Hale as using the same expression.
the zoth. and will continue to win. The editorial
In 'Idols Dethroned,' Flora Parris
Frank from Grove Penn., on 'Realization' is worth more than
Howard uses the same. So you see City,
writes: "I cannot tell you how much the year's subscription."
she was before either of you. Flora
I have improved since 1 last wrote. I
had the courage to say it. I copied it Mrs. Francis Howland writes NOW
know you will sense it. Stamina is from the Faithist colony at Shalam,
then for my scrap book and have clung
mine now. I do that six months
things
to it ever since. Success to NOW.
I would have from.
run I am
(P. O. Dona l)ea, New Mex.,) that
it Good ago they need money and workers. She
May long carry news to weary

hearts. I want to thank you for writ- improving along all lines and demon- and her husband are taking care of 25
strating over all things except the one little waifs and she seeks homes for two
ing 'l'eace.' How much good that
trouble mentioned above. And I will
little poem has done me." Glad Flora or three and all the assistance needed
over that as soon as I learn from you to maintain Shalam. Francis writes
said it. She is capable of saying any-
the true way to do it. Above all things
thing good. "Simple to thy cross I this in a private letter but NOW is in-
Iam learning to trust myself. Vere
cling" is the Simply to my
hymn. terested in this movement and gives
there any believers in the New
l"lora's statement the Thought to the world that IT must
partner it is NOW. here for I would do
is elsewhere in this NOW. Thought company be maintained, and that it IS now sup-
better, but NOW is my companion and
Mrs. Mary 1-
an old Kansas ported bythe World-Spirit, that cannot
with it I am alone.
never It is a bet-
friend now in San Francisco, writes afford to let any attempt to actualize
tercompanion that I could find any-
under date of Sept. IQ! "Received Truth perish. All will send it as they
where else." Well, Frank, be patient can afford, means, help, and the Love
NOW to day. It could not be any
and afiirm that you have and are and and Thought that is Success.
other day. It is filled as usual with
you will soon write me that you are
good things. Saw and
-1
not l

long since. fVe all miss you and wish
That seems to be the
you were here.
characteristic of most people to let
something slip from them and then to
regret it." Well, I did not "slip" and
you do not "regret" for we are ONE,
and that ONE is HERE and it is
NOW. So we can without eyes see,
without ears hear and without feet
meet. In Spirit we still have the
meetings we had in San Francisco
when we were learning to know the
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Psychometry, Love and Duty. How Hot It Is,

In I2 A series of articles,
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Philosophy is not practice, and without
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that little is worth a million times more
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bless. Therefore get what you can.
If you cannot drink deeply of this
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low draughts do not intoxicate the
brain, but that little creates a demand
for more. lt is the opened door to
I anisurely feeling the transposition from Says when complaining of the
one
human to divine, from dependence to freedom weather. What is hot? Yourself.
in two ways, internally and externally. Why get hot? ls the weather your
I am now moved to action or stimulated to business? If it is, why did you let it
it my will-which is my love-whereas I
by
to be hot? If it is not why complain?
used to act only from a compulsion that I put
"The has to be
What good to complain P Nay, if it is
upon my intelligence. thing
done" the intellect said to "and you
not your business, is it not an evil to
me,
find fault? Do you know that all such
simply have got to do it." I was nnder the
reign of force; Do you not see? This was be- faultfinding produces diseased condi-
cause the intellect took precedence ofthe will tions in the body? The weather is
(love). Now this matter is reversed; the will, regulated by Universal Mind and your
which is the love, says,
'
'I want to do so or so," business is to adjust yourselfto it. Be
and the intelligence then seeks ways and in the right mental condition and as
means of executing the will. The reversal is the race has adapted itself- to all cli-
like taking a pyramid that has been propped
mates, so will you, as an individual,
up so that it stood on its apex, and putting it
adapt yourself to all changes of the
firmly on its base, where it will not need props. weather. The farmer, on a hot day at
And this annihilates the word "Duty" and
love in its
work, thinks little of the heat, but let
gives us the natural inclination or
him lie idle and he will find it almost
place.-Helen Wrlmaru, in Fradom.
unbearable. Emerson has the fact in
his "Chackadee."
ly Own, "The heart, thin
ifstrong w
Comes to me as fast as I am Can arm impregnably the skin.
ready for it, and I calculate to continue Forget all about the weather, and think
of your work only, and see how soon
running my own machine. The one
affirmation that Ihold to most strongly the word "hot" passes from your mind
and which does me the most good is-"I
have no fear!" When I fear of every- Love, whose forgetfulness is beauty's death,
thing, past, present and future is no Whose mystic key these cells of Thou and I
Into the infinite freedom
longer allowed to stand in the path of opeueth,
progress what possibilities there are
And makes the body's dark and narrow grate
That wind-flung leaves of lxeaven's palace-gate.
ours! Fear has been the great fence-
builder that has said "Thus far and no
Lowrll.
farther" "Be not afraid" is the new
Evil seems at times to be with us
commandment. It should be engraved,
incurable. But the wisdom that is
not on stone, but upon the hearts of
teaches us to believe that the
men. Right in this line is your timely coming
fault lies, not in the intrinsic incur-
article in August NOW, "I cannot
afford it." I, too, believe that we can ability of evil, but in the limitations of
the healer. Our methods are defective.
afiord to do right and to have that
We have not yet learned to deal with
which belongs to us. I am inclined to
sin. But we are beginning to learn.
think that in a limited way my own
Rav. R. HEBER NEWTON.
experience illustrates that even money
will come when it is needed. From a
private letter from Roy H. K, of One word has been the Sesame
Kansas. Prevailing from eternity.
Love is the word the grey Sphynx hid;
Love built the ancient pyramid.
No weapon will hurt the Selfof man,
Lydia Avery Coon/y.
no fire will. burn it,'no wind will dry it
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September but by an error credits them Embosomed deep in thy dear Love,
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Held
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on receipt of 25 cents to pay for the mailing.
Address Sub Agency Dept. Australian Society ft r
Social E hics, Bernice, Summer Hill, Sydney, Aus-
tralia,
will
or- SAMPLES ARE SENT TO ALL WHO
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