possible by one’s seeking, listening to and heeding such guidance. For the Brothers in Spirit, always working under the direction of the Higher Self of a soul, will never allow any soul to go unguarded or beyond the reach of Their help.

In view of all this you may well ask, “Is there not some right and proper way by which one can seek higher guidance and consciously receive of the wisdom of the Brothers of Light, the Great Souls who have passed beyond the necessity of physical incarnation? What about Phylos—how were his messages received?”

Phylos, himself, states, “Thou mayest rise to thy friends, but never, as thou valuest soul’s peace for thee or them, seek to bring them down to thy circles.” Therefore, the boy who was used as the instrument to give his tale to the world, Phylos evidently found a pure soul who could hear and respond to his inspiration and thus could rise in consciousness to where he could receive his remarkable teachings.

We were told by no less a Teacher than our Lord and Master, Christ Jesus, that “Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.” That can only mean that when one or more pure and earnest souls seek communion or instruction from their Brothers in Spirit—how better to fit themselves to serve the Christ, His Spirit in them will surely lift them where the Brothers of Light or Their disciples can inspire and teach them.

Fear not, when earnest souls meet for such purpose, and through prayer and meditation on Christ’s words or on high spiritual truths thus lift themselves above all thought of self, that there is any danger; for they are then in the consciousness where all is light, and those of the