all to you,—there can be no real peace, harmony or happiness in the outer life.

THIS is the next step in man’s spiritual unfoldment. It is true that only the few are ready to take that step, for most men, including even students and thinkers, are so involved in their brain mind’s consciousness that they believe the part of them that is so concerned about things, conditions and people is the real man; when it is only the human mind, the outer expression or mental child of the real man.

But those of you who have begun a real study of yourselves as suggested and stimulated by the teachings in this Magazine, and who are earnestly striving to grasp and prove for themselves these truths, are destined to take that step, and will become the pioneers, teachers and leaders of the New Age.

More important than however, will be what accrues when the Great Tribulation comes upon the world, when you have taught your mind to listen to and obey you when you would lead it out of man’s way and utilize its knowledge of the Truth for the helping and saving of others—those you can get to heed and follow you at that time. For by then your mind will have surrendered its will and self wholly to you, and you will then be in full charge, having it a perfect instrument with which to express Christ’s and the Father’s Will.

In the quotation at the head of this article, you can now perhaps understand what is meant where John says, “When He shall appear, we shall be like Him; for we shall see Him as He is.”

For the “we” who will know Him will then be our human minds that we have taught who we are; that we are like Him—like Jesus Christ; and our minds shall see and know us as He is.

When you are thus able consciously to talk to your mind, and tell it to distinguish your voice from the many voices of the selfish self, to know your vibrations of quiet, unquestioned authority, and it loves to wait upon and serve you, then it will have found a peace and happiness that nothing in the outer world can bring or simulate.

We urge you who read to study carefully what has been said above, to try to get all of its inner meaning; then to begin an