and perhaps they talk him over with a mutual acquaintance until, if character were clothes, he does not have a rag to his back. Perhaps they hear that the debtor is spending money freely, buying luxuries; and the rumor adds fuel to the flames of resentment.

In the meantime the debtor is exceedingly uncomfortable every time the thought of the creditor comes into his mind, and he shuns him. If he sees him coming, he will cross the street or in some way avoid a meeting. He may even hate him. Finally he succeeds in dismissing him from his mind to such an extent that when he is ready to pay his debts this particular creditor does not come into mind at all. This uncomfortable feeling is also the reason why one who has received a favor of money loaned is so often not a good friend after that --- the burden of obligation chafes him.

BEST THOUGHTS FOR DEBTORS

If because of Truth you will not think evil of your debtor --- that he is dishonest or selfish or weak or poverty stricken but will hold him in the what she declared was true. consciousness of his noble, honorable, true being, you will easily and happily come into his mind just at the right time along with the desire and also the ability to do the right thing by you. This was literally demonstrated in the experience of a woman, a