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is "Give us this day the substance of tomorrows bread." We ask not for bread but for the substance that spirit arranges to manifest as bread, clothing,
shelter, or the supply for any need we may have. Substance in the form of money is given to us for constructive uses. it is given for use and to meet an immediate need,not to be hoarded away or be foolishly wasted.When you have found freedom from the binding thought of hoarding money, do not go to the opposite extreme of extravagant spending. Money is to be used, not abused. It is good to keep one's obligations paid. It is good to have some money on hand for good uses, such as hospitality, education, for developing industries that will contribute to the good numbers of people, for the furtherance of spiritual work, for helping others to build useful and constructive lives, and for many other purposes and activities. But in such conservation of money one should keep ever in mind the necessity of a constructive motive back of the action. Money accumulated for a definite and definitely constructive purpose is quiet a different thing from money hoarded with the fearful thought of a "rainy day" or a prolonged season of lack and suffering. Money saved for "rainy days" is always used for just that, for fear attracts that which is feared unfailingly."The thing which i fear cometh upon me." Money saved as "an opportunity fund" brings an increase of good, but money hoarded from fear as a motive or with miserly thought in mind cannot possibly bring any blessing. Those who hold the
