particular syllables that counts. How do you square this with your present statement?"

The answer is that the Law is always the same, but the mode of response to the Law is always according to the nature of the medium in which it is operating. On the plane of physical matter, the vibrations are in tune with physical sounds, as in the experiments with the eidophone; and similarly, on the plane of ideas or "noumena", the response is in terms of that plane. The word which creates "noumena", or spiritual centres of actions, must itself belong to the world of "noumena", so that it is not illogical to say that it is the intention and faith that counts, and not the external sound.

In this is the secret of the Power of Thought. It is the reproduction, on the miniature scale of the individual, of the same mode of Power that makes the worlds. It is that Power of personality which, combined with the action of the Law, brings out results which the Law alone could never do --- as the old maxim has it, "Nature unaided fails".

This brings us to another important question: Is not the creative power of the Word limited by the immutability of the Law? If the Law cannot be altered in the least particular,