IN THIS Department will be included teachings and truths for more advanced students, especially for those who have received the monthly lessons of our Readers during the past five years.

Some of our readers perhaps may not be able to grasp these truths, but we urge if so that they reserve them for future study and consideration, as they will contain matter of vital moment to the soul, when it is grown ready to receive and use it as intended.

LAST month we urged all Inner Workers to plan a definite program of work that should be followed daily. For those who do not know just what to plan, we offer the following suggestions.

Of most importance is the setting aside of regular times of work or meditation, and getting the mind in the habit of turning to such consecrated service at those times without being so directed. Such regular times should be those most convenient, as in the morning upon awakening, a night before going to sleep, meeting religiously in the Noonday Service, and then at least one-half to a full hour in the daytime or evening, if it can be arranged. The Invocation given last month could be included either in the Noonday Service or in one of the other times when you can make it most effective.

Remember, the most effective work is done when you actually go through the work in consciousness. By that we mean, when you can clearly imagine and feel yourself talking to or pouring out spiritual force to one you would help, and see the results manifesting. Yes, you can do just this, for it is all done in consciousness by making your mind do and see perfectly what you wish; and what you thus do and see in consciousness must outmanifest, if you know it will. For that is the law, and the law will bring about the results. Consider this carefully until it sinks in.

It is all in clearly seeing and actually feeling yourself doing it and knowing that the results will follow; for when the mind is once convinced that all takes place only in consciousness, whether others see and believe it as real or not, and then it ACTS in such knowing, and sees it finished and fully consummated in consciousness and never doubts or questions thereafter,—just as surely as