WE WISH in this Editorial to talk with our readers and to make clear certain things that have proved confusing to the minds of some.

It has been evident that there have appeared herein teachings from a very high source, and then again articles and editorials that seemingly contradict, or rather do not consistently follow such teachings so clearly stated and so unmistakably true. For instance, as when the reader is urged to see only the good and perfect in everyone and in every condition—even as God sees it; and then conditions are pointed out, as in the article on “Fear” in this issue, that are manifestly not good and perfect.

We ask our readers to realize that we are trying to reach in the various articles all types of thinking minds—those who are still involved in self and its intellectual understanding of the law, and who have to have the law and spiritual things explained to them from their plane of consciousness; as well as those in whom

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