left. Each must handle his own thoughts and overcome them
by aligning them with the harmony and order of the divine
thought. There is an infinite, omnipresent wisdom within us
that will deal with these thoughts and guide us in making
the discrimination between the right and the wrong when we
trust ourselves fully to its intelligence. We can establish
a connection between the conscious mind and the
superconscious mind within us by meditation, by silence,
and by speaking the word.

The superconscious mind within you discriminates among the
kinds of food you assimilate, controls your digestion, your
breathing, and the beating of your heart. It "doeth all
things well," and it will help you do this important work
of directing you in the thoughts you should hold and the
ones you should cast out. As you develop this mind within
yourself you will find that you can gradually turn over
more and more of your affairs to its perfect
discrimination. Nothing is too great for it to accomplish,
nor is anything too trivial for it to handle with
perfection and dispatch. This mind of the Spirit will guide
you in perfect ways, even in the minute details of your
life, if you will let it do so. But you must will to do its
will and trust it in all your ways. It will lead you
unfailingly into health, happiness, and prosperity, as it
has done and is doing for thousands, if and when you follow
it.

It is just as necessary that one should let go of old
thoughts and conditions after they have served their
purpose as it is that one should lay hold of

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