The Inner Life
THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | NOVEMBER 1937
THE SCHOOL FOR DISCIPLES
IN RESPONSE to our mention of the contemplated School for Disciples in the April issue, three different properties were offered to the Work for such purpose. These offers await our decision.
But apparently all is not yet ready for the starting of the School, for the way is not yet shown how to take advantage of these offers. By that is meant, we know that the way and the means will be provided in sufficient form for the improvements, development and equipment needed, when all is ready, and that it will be as a door opening and all we need do is to walk through into that which is prepared and waiting.
This must be so—IS so, for this is not our Work, but is that of the Christ Brotherhood, Which is the true Sun Center, and Whose Members are all that we are, and are doing all that we do; those here in the outer being but the human channels through which Their Light of Love and Truth is being poured into the minds of every one ready to receive it.
This being so, we here in the outer are waiting for the door to open, and we see it taking place soon; for the need is great and the call for such a School is growing more and more insistent.
There are many earnest souls these days who long for a place where they can go and gain the pure Christ teaching, and with it the loving help, mental discipline and self control that will finish of their Spiritual training and lead them straight to the Kingdom. Which means where their minds will be brought into so powerful a knowing of their part in God, that only goodness and perfection will be seen in everyone and in everything; and where their thinking will become so potent that whatever they see clearly in mind as being true, and then proclaim it is so, immediately outmanifests—even as it did with our Lord, Jesus Christ.
Many will ask is such a thing possible, and can it be taught at the Sun Center in such a School. We need only refer to the students of the Summer Classes, who were given a glimpse of what would result were they to stay at the Center until they were able to apply perfectly the Truths and Principles taught.
In such a School instead of working only in Classes, each student would be given the personal help needed, and would be taught, trained and stayed with until every weakness and hindrance had been eliminated and the Higher Self was in complete charge. Only the pure Christ teachings would be used, for in them it has been found are contained the highest occult truths, and that they can be applied in simple, practical ways that will develop all the powers of an Adept or Master if needed; but far more than this will they unfold the loving Consciousness of Christ, from which Jesus taught and did His wondrous works.
There is no question that this can be gained by the earnest and persistent ones, for it has been proven by some who from the Teachings alone have gained the Kingdom unaided. Witness the evidences of such in “The dear ones who have come Home,” in the Impersonal Work Department of the last four issues of the Magazine. The School will but help those who come to it to gain it more quickly and in fullest consciousness.
All this being so, we know that there are many great souls these days having large means who feel that the wealth they have gained has been but entrusted to them for use in the Master’s Service, and who, when they can be convinced that it will be wisely and truly utilized in the furthering of the Kingdom on Earth, will gladly put it into a Movement selflessly working to that end, in which they can have absolute confidence.
We await such real ones being made aware of this Work and of what it is accomplishing. Those wishing full information that will satisfy them of its high Spiritual nature, and of the truly great results accruing to its students, will be furnished it upon request.
MAKING THE MAN
WE ARE all blind until we see That in this human plan, Nothing is worth the making That does not make the man. Why build these cities glorious, If man unbuilded goes? In vain we build the world Unless the builder also grows.
—Morton Alexander.
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