The Inner Life
THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | SEPTEMBER 1934
He is here now—in everything and in everybody.
If this seems hard to do and there are any doubt or fear thoughts that would betray you, turn to the Christ within and center all your thoughts on His Divine Love, Knowing that Love will open a door for you.
Take such a thought as “Love will find a way,” or any other true thought that comes to you, and meditate upon it until you know it is so.
In this way will you be lifted up and away—from glory to glory.
A CALL FOR INNER WORKERS
IN THIS issue of the magazine is contained a very significant article about the “Group of World Workers” that is gradually being formed in the world. There are those who will recognize in it much of what has been shown them in the Impersonal Lessons during the past six years and who will now realize the importance of all they were required to do therein—if they did not realize it before.
Much was said about the purpose of The Impersonal Work, and all along the way they were impressed with the necessity of leaving self entirely behind and of concentrating all their forces upon finding and following the Christ within, Who they were shown was their Higher Self and likewise the Higher Self of all men. Every aid was given to enable them to find and unerringly to know Him, so that He could then teach them what was necessary and could lead them to all truth.
Why were we so concerned about it all, and why were we so insistent that unless they were now making the finding of the Kingdom first and supreme in their lives and were no longer seeking anything for self, they were not ready for this Work or to follow with their soul comrades on this most important journey?
Only, dear friends, that you who received those Lessons might understand the truly Spiritual nature of this Work and would thus be inspired to greater efforts to prepare and equip yourselves for the Master’s Service.
In the 45th Lesson you were required to answer seven questions. While all of the first six were highly significant and
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