There is more truth and more purpose in such dreams and in the book, “The Life and Teachings of the Masters of the Far East,” she mentions, where the advanced members of the community described therein passed through walls, appeared and disappeared at will, walked on water and through fire, and spoke all languages and dialects with equal fluency,—than most of our readers appreciate. It is our intention to uncover some of these laws and to help all who are ready and worthy to put them to the use intended—when the proper time comes. —The Editor.

* “The Life and Teachings of the Masters of the Far East,” by Baird T. Spalding. Volumes I and II. Price each, paper bound, $1.60; cloth bound, $2.10, postpaid. Supplied by the Sun Publishing Co.

You must be Master—absolute Master—of yourself. But you cannot be Master until you know yourself, know every phase of your personality; all your strength and all your weakness; all your powers, physical, mental and spiritual; all your human faults, tendencies and limitations; and can see yourself and know your personality, even as others see and know you, with both the eyes and judgment of the world and the vision and understanding of the Spirit; know all about that personality which has so subtly and craftily impinged itself upon your consciousness that you can scarcely tell when it is manifesting, and when I, your True Self, manifest.