HELP FOR DOMESTIC INHARMONY
Question—Please advise me. My husband is ill tempered, unreasonably jealous and insulting toward me, poisoning the children's minds. In the evening there are either apologies for the rudeness of the day before or the insults all over again. I never know which it will be. My health is telling the tale in loss of weight and strength.

ANSWER—Suppose you begin to think of your husband as the ideal man, rather than as being jealous and insulting. Perhaps the very suggestion of your thought and fear is operating through him. Assure your own mind that only that which is loving and kindly can c0me to you or be accepted by you, and you will soon find that the other condition will cease to be.

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A BELIEF IN OLD AGE
Question—I seem to be too conscious of increasing years of physical life and too tired to do what I should do.

ANSWER—Being "too conscious" of the passage of years, with their burden of decreasing vitality is the key to your problem. Life, activity, power and vitality do not decrease with the passage of years. Life, with all its color and tone, is as new today as it was the first day of the Divine Expression. Man, not understanding this truth, has seeded the great subconscious with a belief in old age and disability, and from this fertile field he harvests his experience. But within each individual there is that something which knows the truth. Knows that there is no age, no incapacity; life already is, and always was. Freshen your mind and a renewal of the body must follow. Realize WHAT you are, a PERFECT IDEA IN MIND—WITHOUT BEGINNING OR ENDING.

From the heart of this immutable Truth speak your word:
"Infinite Vitality within me, I behold Thee enthroned (page 89) in my temple of flesh. I feel Thy presence. I stand before NI Thee in joy and thanksgiving. I am sustained in strength by Thy life, which is ever active and fulfilling. Thy life flows through me now, and I am interested in my duties which I dispatch with ease. My word, which is all powerful, is a living thing, acting itself out in my experience."

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