So the Plan went forward slowly and silently until now we arrive at the years 1934, 1935 and 1936, which were chosen in 1925 to be years of test, of opportunity and of revelation. Should the work done in three years prove successful, we shall share in a more direct cooperation with those great Intelligences, known in the Christian world as “Christ and His Church,” and referred to here as the group of Illumined Minds or Elder Brothers.

Roughly speaking, the Plan fell into three divisions in the minds of its organizers—Political, Religious and Scientific; but we will quote at this time only from the third, the Scientific.

THE WORKERS along this line have definitely set themselves the goal of expanding man’s consciousness and so widening his horizon that a synthesis of the tangible and the intangible will take place. This will bring about the entrance of mankind into a new and subjective realm and his apprehension of new states of awareness. The developments will be brought about by the workers in the fields of education, of science, and of psychology. Great things are on the way at this time, and the activities of the workers in this field have never been so well directed nor so potent as today. They are turned to the work of expanding the field of human contacts, of revealing the hidden wonders of the universe, and of unfolding the latent powers in man. These powers, when awakened, are, in many cases, extensions of the five senses, and will admit man to the world lying behind the veil of matter.

Although the work is being carried forward in three fields of human thought and activity, the net result is one directed effort towards the production of synthesis, and one great preparatory drive towards a revelation of such wonder that its details have not yet pierced our consciousness. Recognition of its truth is dependent upon inner growth and illumination, and this growth will be speeded up during the next three years, leading to an easier recognition of that which is on the way.

Revelation along these expected lines. There will be a pouring in of light upon mankind which will alter the conditions of living, which will change man’s outlook on world affairs, and inaugurate a new age which will be distinguished by an aptitude for group synthesis and cooperation, and by new mental powers, leading to a reorientation of the mind so that it can function