And he put on the garment that was like unto that of one who feasts and he turned and left them. And who he was or where he went no man knew, for the time was not yet come. But she who had come to bring water to wash the garments of him who had been crucified, she knew. But she spoke not, for she saw that he was as one who knows what is yet to come to him and what must yet be done.

When he was gone, behold, the branch of bay was in her hand, and the bloody garments that she drew water to cleanse, were already purified and smelt of sweet odors, even of spices in which they had laid Him in the tomb.

And she fell upon her knees and blessed the branch of bay and gave thanks.

—From section containing “Stories of Christ” in Living Waters. See front Advertising Section.

MAN’S PART

MAN’S PART in the creative work seems to be chiefly,

(1) The furnishing of the ideals or mental pictures of what he desires to become actualized in material, objective form;

(2) To focus the other powers of his mental being—his Desire, his Faith, his Will, toward the work of actualization, so that his whole being becomes, as it were, crystallized in the form of the Ideal to be realized in actualization;

(3) To open the entire channel of his individual being to the inflow of the Creative Forces of the Infinite Power, which will pour through him to the end of actualizing themselves in objective, material form.

—From The Inner Secret, by X. For sale by Sun Publishing Co., 54c postpaid.

Man's Part

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