might be called evil prayers upon them. In any case it behoves all who give themselves to intense prayer, to carefully avoid praying for others what they think is the “will of God” for them, and above all things never to direct “prayer” upon others, but upward toward God, thus leaving those prayed for free from the possible danger of soul-force working upon them through the aerial currents of the hour.

Let us remember the true Spirit-born prayer has its origin in spirit, and that it is not the mind concentrating upon something the person desires under the cover of “prayer” language.

THE ABOVE is the third and final article on the subject by Jessie Penn Lewis from a book published in England, and they are given to help our readers to distinguish clearly between the right and wrong use of the natural powers of the soul when they unfold and are given to one. Always they are given for use in the Father’s service, and never for selfish or personal use.

In the learning of this, true spiritual power is developed—the power to help and bless others. Such become the servers of humanity and in time enter the Christ Brotherhood, receiving from It all of Christ’s power and wisdom—but only because Love then rules continually both mind and heart. —The EDITOR.