The Inner Life
THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | NOVEMBER 1935
things and conditions, and that what appears is not real and can be easily changed by changing the picture-beliefs they are carrying around in their minds.
So we will continue to give herein convincing illustrations and proofs of these truths, helping as many as possible to cleanse their minds of error, so that outer material things will no longer hold their attention and interest, but their center of consciousness will be drawn inward to that part of them which from the beginning has been trying to make itself recognized and heard—the soul, the real man.
Therefore, the more one can get one’s mind interested in the subject of the soul, giving it real study, keeping at it until it knows all about what is the soul, its birth, growth, life, unfoldment and destiny, the more the mind will find the soul making itself felt and known, even to recognizing it is being continually taught by the soul until the soul finally takes complete charge and the mind falls into its proper place as a docile and obedient servant. Plenty of helps are provided for such study in the first year’s issues of this Magazine and in the INNER LIFE COURSE on the Soul.
This for those who in a general way are seeking Truth and who are beginning to get a glimpse of what portends and to what Truth leads. For those, however, who see clearly the necessity of definite and careful training, the Impersonal Work Department offers each month just the help needed, especially for those who wish to become Inner Workers under the Master’s direction.
For both of these, in time, the School for Disciples will be available, where the former in preparatory classes can gain just the teaching and discipline that will prepare them and their soul for the stage where the finding of the Kingdom will be truly first in their lives. And where the latter as Disciples of Christ will be taught, aided and stayed with until they have transferred their center of consciousness from the mind to the soul and can think, speak and work from there; whereby they will not only have found the Comforter, but will have become one with Him; where their minds will realize fully that “I am my Father, and ye in Me, and I in you,” in other words that they are in the Father, and their minds are in and one with them, even as they are all that their minds are,—the three, mind, soul and Spirit being ONE, in Christ.
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