when we see the fundamental relation between the Law and the Word. Only we must remember that the Word that can thus set in motion the Law of Life and make it triumph over the Law of Death cannot be spoken by the limited personality which only knows itself as John Smith or Mary Jones. We must attain a larger personality than that before we can speak the Word. And this larger personality is not just John Smith or Mary Jones magnified; that is the mistake we are all so apt to fall into. Mere magnification will not do it.

A square will continue to be a square however large you make it; it will never become a circle. But on the other hand, there is such a thing as stating the area of a circle in the form of a square; and when we learn to regard our square as not existing on its own account but as an expression of the circle in another form, our attention will be directed to the circle first, as the generating figure, and then to the square as a particular mode of expressing the same area.

If we look at it in this way, we shall never mistake the square for the circle, but we shall see that as the circle grows, the corresponding square will grow with it. It is this dependence of the square on the circle that