The Inner Life
THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | FEBRUARY 1933
its lessons and is ready to receive and use His ways, think you that God will not then show them to His children?
Of course He will. That is what He is getting them ready for now—calling out and separating those to whom He will teach, prepare and unfold His methods for use in the New Day, when there will be no more selfishness and greed to hinder all men partaking of their blessings.
For if God can give the ideas to man that enabled him to construct such marvellous machines that harness the mighty forces of nature and compel them to work for him and thus relieve him of endless hours of toil and give him leisure for mental and spiritual effort, surely He can as easily teach man the way to utilize the leisure as He intends, and inspire him how to earn and enjoy the blessings for which these machines were purposely given to humanity.
Think this over, and begin now to turn your minds inwardly to God, and realize the fullness of the truth that all things come from God within man—all ideas that enabled man in the past to become what he is today, as well as all ideas that will enable him to become what God intended from the beginning—become like Him, or like His image and likeness that man already is in the integrity of his being, deep within, in his true nature, as a child of God.
But in order to learn this, man has to turn away from the things and the teachings of men, and to seek within for the things that are not of this world but which dwell only in the Kingdom of God, and he must make such seeking first and supreme in all his thoughts, speech and actions. When he does that and follows faithfully to the end as he is led, as promised by Jesus, all good things, even those in this world, will be added unto him.
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