advanced student of metaphysical science is as yet only in the kindergarten of this most marvelous and infinite realm of mental and spiritual truth. Many things we understand but imperfectly; they await our fuller mental and spiritual unfolding. The students of Jesus, the Master Metaphysician and Teacher, had the advantage of three years of personal instruction from the Master, but still they needed to be told: "I have much more to tell you, but you cannot take it in now; but when the Spirit of Truth comes, he will guide you into the full truth; he will take what is mine and communicate it to you." In the light of such a revealing statement from Jesus, we are finally persuaded there awaits every sincere student of the Truth supernal, a clearer understanding of the healing principle of life; and with such further enlightenment, there will follow a greater measure of success in our efforts to heal inharmonious conditions in our own life as well as those of other lives that come to us for counsel and help.
The test of truth is its livableness. No philosophy of whatever name is worth a moment's thought that cannot be fitted into the framework of our human life on this plane of existence. The metaphysics that will finally stand the test of the highest reason must become anthropocentric;

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