but of the means -- the present practical means -- by which this necessity many now be met and comparatively realized.

The visible flesh shall be understood in its true relation to the soul and the ego. Body shall become the expression of the Word -- the divine Thought which is the "utterance of God." It is the completion of the circle, the ultimate of evolution, the returning to the divine and eternal source of that which primarily came forth from it.

Two more quotations from these utterances of Louis' and we must leave them.

"Unity has ben the point of departure for everything which has been produced; thence have resulted composites, but the end must be identical with the beginning. Hence the spiritual formulae: Composite unity; variable unity; fixed unity."

"The universe is, then, variety in unity. Motion is the means, Number is the result. The end is the return of all things to Unity, which is God."

We may see the eternal ego as composite unity, and the soul as variable unity. The soul has first a natural, then a spiritual, and lastly a divine quality. These three constitute one soul, and yet a soul to be lost and a soul to be saved. The natural cannot assimilate with the divine. The spiritual is the mediator between the two. It puts off the natural and puts on the divine, bringing from the variable the variable unity.