AS WE HAVE had requests from more than a few, who were unable to come to The Sun Center this Summer, to tell about the Classes and what was accomplished, we will try to make a little picture of it all, so that it may stay in the minds of those who are planning to come next Summer.

The first Class arrived and started promptly on Monday, July first, and from that day until Saturday afternoon, August 24th, it was like a re-union of Brothers and Sisters in Spirit, well-known to the souls of each other, but at first sight strange to their human selves—until they looked into each others eyes and felt the vibrations of their souls.

The Class instruction was in the nature of an intensive training of the Mind, the Soul and the Spirit, going over the Courses of Study in The Way Out, The Way Beyond, The Inner Life, and The Way to the Kingdom and later Lessons.

Many wonderful truths were uncovered that had not been noticed in the Lessons, but more particularly the new members required to think, perhaps as they had never thought before, in answering the many deep questions put to them, compelling them to draw forth from the Source within—the One Mind—the true answers.

All in this manner were “lifted” into a higher consciousness, and were made aware of an Inner Self and taught how to enter the consciousness of and to be that Self. That was one of the principal objectives of the Class Work, and it was impressed constantly upon all members.

Another great truth continually emphasized and illustrated in many ways was that of God being All in all, and therefore being their Self—their only Self; that He was also the Self of all men, and the goodness and perfection within and back of all things and conditions.

And then was shown conclusively that the human mind was not the real self, and that each one as a conscious soul must take charge and compel the mind to study, prove and apply all that is taught in The Way Out, until it becomes an obedient and efficient servant.

And last but not least, was impressed upon them the necessity of bringing the mind to a “simple, childlike, perfect love and trust