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one Affirmation that will usher in that "Promised day," which comes, not to numbers, but to the individuals is-I AM SPIRIT! To this realization this crusade of New Thought leads us. Under its inspiration, Man frees himself from the last remnant of the animal and awakens to the recognition of himself as Spirit. We cry with Tennyson:

"Hold thy Scepter, Human Soul, and rule thy Presence of the Brute!"

If the New Thought movement stands for this, then I stand for New Thought. But if New Thought stands for less, then I stand for more than New Thought. But my conception is, and ever has been, that this movement through all its cults stood for the present manifestation of the Kingdom of the All Good, and that Man as a manifestation of God, should now manifest that God-likeness. I am sure every one of you will say, "Aye!"
This movement stands for more church, more state, more business, more mechanics, more trade, more fashion, more authority, more medicine, more doctors, more preachers and more lawyers, that Man may outgrow the needs of them all. Only by expression can he outgrow. Let him express along his instinctive lines, till he finds his own. He must have church till he needs it no longer. He must have doctor and pills till he needs them no more. He must have school, book and teacher till be leaves them behind; he will cling to parents as long as he needs them and he must worship a Heavenly Father, till he absorbs that Father into himself.
We, proclaimers of the New Emancipation, are the pioneers in the world's last advance on the kingdom of the undeveloped. On our banner is the word, "Peace." In the kingdom of God, which is the kingdom of Man, there are neither "wars nor rumors of wars." These are echoes from the kingdom of the