would feel alike if all were organised alike. She possesses qualities of harmony, of beauty, which it should be the desire of every man to apprehend. Adjustment is the ideal --- adjustment to the qualities of existence as God has constituted it to be. We are to ask, What wilt Thou have it to be? What is the divine command, the divine tendency? This is the true Christ law, the universal Christ spirit, which, instead of imposing itself upon the universe, first asks what the universe is. We are to ask then, first, What is, what is the real, the divine quality , then ask, What ought to be, what is the divine tendency? In this way we lift our science and our thought to the divine level. We begin to realise in life and in thought the harmony of the universe. And is it not wise and right that one should seek harmony in matters of food and dress, as well as in one's general surroundings, in one's companionships, books, and states of mind? Surely no detail is too trivial to deserve neglect. All things are a part of the great perpetual march, and all things