“We will all be together at no very distant day—‘The Great Day of God Almighty.’ Watch and try earnestly to see through the seeming appearance of evil the good ever behind it, and which really is. Many of us stay near to help, and as you receive help, so must you help others; not always, by words,—but use the warm, sincere love poured into you to pass to others and so bless them.

“It is all so wonderful and so joyous. So blessed to give in loving service—for truly do Great Souls serve us, and at the head is our blessed Lord Christ. Live in conscious communion with those who love to serve you. Trust fully. No fear—no doubt—no sorrow. All is joy and peace and love forever and ever. We serve in His Name. Do you likewise. We are ever near to help you.

“Yes—we were with you at the lectures you attended. You do not need the lessons. Listen calmly to Him within you, and receive of His peace and joy. We rejoice and laugh with you. We love you to be light-hearted and gay. It is a joyous life we live and a joyous work we do together—not separate. You know all are One in spirit. Allow no heavy thought to weight you down. The successful race is run in joy and with a light heart.

Your body is light. Not heavy, as it seems to your mortal sense. Try to see it as it is and your thought of weight and years will melt away. Our dearest love to Will and Dorothy and Muggs. A large group of us surround you. All you know and love. Yes—Aunt Charlotte—Aunt Mary, Aunt Ann and Aunt Hannah. Your room is crowded and how we bless you. Both Will and Murry (Muggs) are here in their Light bodies and Dorothy will be soon. A real ‘gathering of the Clan,’ Mother dear; even the Gordons are here. They say ‘Thank you Tot dear—for the prayers you send our Junior and his family.’ Pour love to the world. We pour so much into you, your heart should burst with joy. “Give and it shall be given unto you.” You are proving that each day. In His Name we bless you all.” We all sign—Bob.

WHAT is the use of going right over the old track again? You must make tracks into the Unknown.—Henry D. Thoreau.