SOME of those who so kindly responded and accepted the change in time of the Summer Classes, expressed a wish that they might be held either in September or later. In view of the hot weather usually experienced in August and September, we believe that a change to October will be acceptable to those planning to attend. We can assure you that the Teacher will have a message that will more than repay for the delay.

Therefore we propose to open the Classes on the 10th, ending them on the 22nd of October, and would be glad if those planning to come would advise us promptly if they can come at that time. We know that all who are to attend these Special Classes will have it perfectly and easily arranged for them. So if there is a strong inner leading to attend, place it all in the Father’s hands, and He will take care of it. It may be that this later date will permit a considerable number to come who could not make it in July.

The first few days only will be devoted to foundational work, for those who have not previously attended, or for those who wish to review the more important phases of the earlier teachings. The remaining time will be given to the more advanced teachings and to their practical application in the times immediately ahead. This will be of a purely spiritual nature and will include the highest form of Healing and of Inner work.

We would remind our Students that, according to the time measurement given in an article on the “King’s Chamber” in the June 1936 issue of the INNER LIFE Magazine, October 1938 sees the close of the period allowed for all to make the “right-hand turn,” not merely by an intellectual or emotional acceptance of the idea, but by having done so in reality, and by that time be on their way to the “Open Tomb.” It is the earnest hope that all who attend will have made the “right-hand” turn, or will make it in actuality during the meeting of the Classes, and that even greater blessings will be their portion.

BE AT rest. There is a law of mental repose or ease in the midst of seeming chaos and confusion. There is a quiet zone in the sea of greatest din.—Jane Hanford Hopkins.