or rectitude. Relax the muscles around your eyes. Perhaps you are contracting them with the thought that the light is too strong. Realize the power of the spirit to temper the light and to take care of all your affairs.

Whenever you have opportunity, let out the muscles in your body. Perhaps you are sitting in a car, clutching your bundles,’ when you can just as well lay them down and loosen the muscles of your arms. Perhaps your whole body is tense, and, thinking of the end of your journey, you are pushing the car mentally. If you find yourself growing tense in any of your muscles, loosen them by relaxing your mind and taking the words: “Be still and know that I am God.”

Have the same consciousness that the motorman has, as he sits turns his levers and applies the power, or takes it off. He is not pushing the car, or pulling it, but he is knowing that the greater power is established and fully centralized, and he is in perfect connection with it, and all that he has to do is to turn the lever, on or off, without an effort. This is our true consciousness of ease. It brings us peace and rest and satisfaction in and about our affairs. Go on, you need have no concern about anything.

The Power of Silence

The great philosophy of this silence is, that there is in you a mighty nothing, a quietness that has been from the great forever and always will be. It is the master of goodness, that still place, that Holy of