anything less than God's idea of Good, he will experience confusion, turmoil, and adverse circumstances in his world of affairs, for as Emerson says, "Law obeyed or disobeyed brings opposite results."

Man has unknowingly made his own conditions of life and affairs. He is to work out his state of perfection, and this is done by recognition of his true Self through right thinking and right speaking. The same order by which God is manifesting in existence must be maintained in man's thinking in solving the problems of life and in demonstrating his true freedom. The law of expression fully understood is of the greatest value to us. It is the way by which we have come forth; and we need to apply it for the purpose of realizing our true and harmonious relationship, not only with our Source and Cause, but with humanity. The Source of all idea being God, the omnipresent Mind, then the true mental image of an idea will always bring realization of that idea, and it will be actualized in the spoken word and in our dealings with each other. When God-Idea is brought forth into form it is the Real expressed and known.

Fellow student, by now your own thoughts have probably come to the place where they see that if thinking turns aside and busies itself with outer