IN THIS Department will be included teachings and truths for more advanced students, especially for those who have received the monthly lessons in the Papers 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 issued a call for volunteers of those who wish to equip and prepare themselves for inner work in full co-operation with their Elder Brothers in Spirit, Who are under the direction of our Lord Jesus Christ.

We were pleased at the response. It came so far only from the real ones—those who were already serving, with one or two exceptions. From this beginning we are hoping, when all understand the full import of this Call, to have many wonderful and beautiful souls enlisted in this special phase of the Master’s Work.

We indicated the nature of the equipment needed and who would be eligible, impressing upon our readers however that more than anything else was needed those who were deadly in earnest in their desire to serve and who were prepared to give themselves one-pointedly to the Master’s Work and to follow with us every step of the way, thus working with us the outer agents and representatives of our Brothers in the Kingdom.

In order that volunteers may know what such inner work implies and what will be required of them, we will give herein a glimpse of what they will be called upon to do.

Naturally, in order to do inner work, you must first be able at will to retire into your inner consciousness, which means into the consciousness of yourself as a soul, where you can assume positive charge of your outer mind and will, and can direct and compel them to do whatever you require of them.

It is for this purpose alone—that of preparing you for conscious inner service—that we have been to such pains to teach you all about the soul, its life, activities and powers. Therefore those who have not carefully studied and made themselves fully conversant with all that has been taught will find themselves greatly handicapped in any attempt at inner work.

For all such we earnestly urge that they procure a copy of the