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Contents - Foreword - In the beginning - marriage in Cana - Nicodemus - Samaria - Jerusalem - Passover - Galilee - He that is without sin - light of the world - Sheep thoughts - whom God helps - unified into the one - In my Father's house - the true vine - of judgment - Jesus was asking - Whom seek ye? - the pseudospiritual - King of the Jews - resurrection - Jesus manifested - Question Helps -

the eternal good and our unity with it we become so saturated with the thought of good that we are impregnable to evil. Thus we find that the doctrine of sanctification is based on Truth, and that it is possible for us to become so good in purpose that everything we do will turn to good. But we must certainly sanctify ourselves in Christ and persistently send forth the word of purity and unselfishness to every faculty in order to demonstrate it. We must not confine our prayer for perfection to ourselves alone but make it for them also that believe on Christ "through their word."

The realization of divine unity is the highest that we can attain. This is true glory, the blending and merging of the whole being into Divine Mind. "I in them, and thou in me, that they may be perfected into one."

This merging of God and man does not mean the total obliteration of man's consciousness but its glorification or expansion into that of the divine. This is taught in Hindu philosophy as the absorption of the soul into Nirvana, which has been erroneously interpreted as the total loss of individual consciousness instead of its majestic expansion.

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