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The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | JANUARY 1935

that seemed to obstruct his path—the voice that he had heard. But there was no one there—just a vanishing shadow.

Smiling and brushing aside what seemed but a fleeting somberness, he lightly sprang into the Arena of Life. And his voice, floating in space, sang, “Happy New Year! Happy New Year!

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THE NOONDAY SERVICE

I AM so thankful that I am beginning to see the importance of being faithful in the small things. Ever since I have faithfully practiced the noonday “Call to Service,” I have felt so much Love pouring forth at all times that people whom I have not seen for years have been seeking me out.

I had been so convinced of the reality of the lack of money and other needed things that I must certainly have lacked Love—left God out of my life; and so lack was what I manifested.

Now I feel like a new person, and the blessings have been coming thick and fast. I am so grateful for this all powerful and wonderful Love. To see the Christ in all, as in “The Christmas Guest,” in the December INNER LIFE, is now my endeavor. —A. M.

SOMETIME ago I wrote requesting your prayers in the Noonday Service for one of my co-workers and friends. Thanks to your aid and God’s merciful Will, my friend has improved greatly; the crisis through which he passed seems to have benefited him spiritually. He is not entirely well, but that will come in time. Please accept my sincere thanks. —M. V. W.

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