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| - | ====== The Inner Life 1933 ====== | + | ====== The Inner Life ====== |
| - | fast with delight that I could hardly speak to her when the | + | == THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | SEPTEMBER 1934 == |
| - | lecture was over. Here was one who understood and had ex- | + | ---- |
| - | perienced the joys of the Inner World about which I knew so | + | |
| - | much. | + | |
| - | It was just after meeting her that I was taken sick with one | ||
| - | of the ailments which everyone had associated with me since I | ||
| - | was born. I was then that I begged those who were with me to let | ||
| - | Mrs. Homer come. Mrs. Homer could not come for she was go- | ||
| - | ing out of town and would not be back until morning. So instead | ||
| - | she went to a florist and had him send up a bunch of flowers. | ||
| - | I was almost too weak to turn my head on the pillow when they | ||
| - | arrived, but I motioned for them to be put in water by my bed- | ||
| - | side. | ||
| - | The light in the room was turned out, but there was a blaze | + | <WRAP justify> |
| - | from the fire in the open grate, and it shone like a halo over the | + | fast with delight that I could hardly speak to her when the lecture |
| - | flowers. They were golden daffodils. It was the Spring time. I | + | |
| - | kept my eyes on them until I fell asleep, and in my sleep I had | + | |
| - | this dream. | + | |
| - | I dreamt that the flowers were not by my bed-side, but were | + | It was just after meeting her that I was taken sick with one of the ailments |
| - | by a wide-open window, through | + | |
| - | into their golden hearts. They seemed to speak to me of health | + | |
| - | and life and joy, and their hands reached forth to tell me to | + | |
| - | leave my bed of sickness, and come forth into the lovely air of | + | |
| - | Spring, where God breathed forth His life through every flower. | + | |
| - | As I looked on them, their radiance increased, until they be- | + | The light in the room was turned out, but there was a blaze from the fire in the open grate, and it shone like a halo over the flowers. They were golden daffodils. It was the Spring time. I kept my eyes on them until I fell asleep, and in my sleep I had this dream. |
| - | came like the blazing gold of sunrise. I went still nearer and | + | |
| - | then I saw that in the heart of every flower—a jewel scintillated | + | |
| - | like the dew. | + | |
| - | I awoke—the flowers were still by my bed-side. The fire had | + | I dreamt that the flowers were not by my bedside, but were by a wide-open window, through which the sunshine poured right into their golden hearts. They seemed |
| - | sunk to a dying ember, but the light was in my soul. I knew | + | |
| - | that I had got my healing. | + | |
| - | When the morning dawned, I was so well I wanted to get up | + | As I looked on them, their radiance increased, until they became like the blazing gold of sunrise. I went still nearer and then I saw that in the heart of every flower—a jewel scintillated like the dew. |
| - | and go out where the flowers had called me. | + | |
| + | I awoke—the flowers were still by my bedside. The fire had sunk to a dying ember, but the light was in my soul. I knew that I had got my healing. | ||
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| + | When the morning dawned, I was so well I wanted to get up and go out where the flowers had called me. | ||
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| + | It was then that Mrs. Homer came, and when I told her my dream, she smiled and said, “Isn’t it beautiful? When I could not come to see you last night, I knew what you needed was not Mrs. Homer, but Him, who ‘sent’ His word and healed them.” | ||
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| - | It was then that Mrs. Homer came, and when I told her my | ||
| - | dream, she smiled and said, “Isn’t it beautiful? When I could | ||
| - | not come to see you last night, I knew what you needed was not | ||
| - | Mrs. Homer, but Him, who ‘sent’ His word and healed them.” | ||
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| - | My Inner World of Flowers 3 | ||
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