isn’t necessary. Remember, God loveth a cheerful giver. Which means that if you pay your quota with a good heart, you will, as a matter of fact, have an experience of the love of God towards you such as a man, however religious, who does not give cheerfully to God’s Treasury, cannot experience.”

THE ABOVE is an excerpt from a pamphlet on the subject by P. W. Thompson, M. A., author of The Whole Tithe ($1.50) and Thine Increase ($75). We deem the suggestions in this pamphlet so helpful that we pass them on to our readers interested in the subject of Tithing.

There is no question that real tithers are richly blessed by God, especially those whose hearts make them show their loving gratitude to God for His blessings, and who feel that they must give in order to keep the channel of their consciousness open to Him, the Source of all Good, so that they may always be guided by Him and do His Will.

The quotation from the Bible at the head of this article gives definite proof that it is God’s Will that man should tithe, and likewise it gives His actual promise to those who thus prove their love for Him.

Do we need anything plainer to show us the way to receive of the blessings that all mankind are seeking?

SINCE I wrote you about ten days ago asking to be shown how to concentrate, I’m sure you must have been remembering me in the Noonday Chalice, for I have received untold blessings. I just seem to be stepping right up and up to higher things.

And I believe I have found—have been shown—my mistake in concentrating. I found I tried to keep my thoughts centered on a certain thing too long; and always before I had finished, my thoughts were scattered. I am beginning over now, taking just a few minutes at a time, and intend to increase the time gradually, and am sure I will soon be master of my mind.

My gratitude goes out to all the dear ones who know how to help.