in intuitive communication. The fourth step should follow automatically; it is the Silence wherein we cease our thinking, direct all our attention to the Christ Mind within and listen only to Spirit. Here in the Silence, through our contact with the Christ Mind, which is the presence of God within the the individual, we may receive wisdom direct from divine Mind. We listen attentively, yet quietly, that we may be fully receptive to this direct knowing as it flows forth from the Infinite; listen while allowing the hidden glories and truths of life to be revealed to our thinking, listen to be convinced of Truth, listen inwardly that we may receive the intuitions of the Spirit. We come out of the Silence with a grateful outpouring of thanks for if we have carried out these directions conscientiously we shall feel such an upwelling of spontaneous gratitude to the Father for all that He means to us that we will be compelled to express our thanks. This fourth step is called Conscious Realization.

After this time in the Silence and the full expression of our gratitude we return to the normal activities of daily living carrying an enlightened consciousness with us, and we go forth in a godly way from Invisible Being to visible expression, even as a completed example is the perfect expression