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of Being enables me to enter each day into a larger recognition, as I say, I AM!
But that I may have deeper life I will, in recognition that I am Life, affirm, I AM LIFE. That I may more fully recognize myself as Power, I will affirm, I AM POWER. That I may more fully unfold as Love and Truth, I will affirm, I AM LOVE AND TRUTH, and in these Affirmations I have but to open my mouth and the Lord within fills it.
"Love the, I AM,—is Lord within
Daily he brings mine own to me,"
is my constant Affirmation.
But when you ask me why I so affirm-I am emancipated and cannot tell you. When you are emancipated you will know and will not ask because, YOU ARE! I AM! I let that which I am, live, think, speak, and act through me. I understand now, what He meant when He said, "Let your light shine," the "Light that lighteth every man that cometh into the world." Only the emancipated know this. And no man told them: and "no man gave unto them." I let, and while it lives through me, I enjoy!
Aye! In the midst of pressing financial needs, in midst of plans that press for material expression and I know not, in the consciousness I now possess, how they can materialize, still when conditions press, I proclaim merely-I am.
Aye! Were I standing before you in rags, hungry and friendless, I would still proclaim my Divinity and cry, All God's is mine! And though I may find no meat, no cash, no friends, it is not because I do not possess, not because others have that which is mine, but because, like a crying babe in his home of parental love and care, I am ignorant of my possessions, and must need suffer that I may possess. Necessity is my way to liberty. My emancipation
