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 de1a.calle  
do  No 2054.West ‘

E  " 'de‘Nuevae York
T ._gde°Abri1 do 1934 e
nfsaje  Universale 1 en las

taciognes Espirituales de
Telegrafia sin Hilois
S‘ e repente nuestro Padre salto dc"

lla -de su oficina, pdejande a un
sla coterencia que estaba corri-

glenclo’ para el periodi'co.' Estaba ya

rasalir cua‘rld_o -‘entré el Camarero
nunciando "que el banquete estaba

iuservido‘; pero alguien habia enviado

gerlsage por Telapatia Mental,

or _1su si-nceridade’ hicieron un
ontacto ‘d-irecto :_ asi pués cuando
‘V rerecibit") esta llamada se mar-
-ia hurtadillas a la Extension del

_o de la Calle 63, para contestar

allarrl‘ada<que habia recibido por’

 1-de la Estacién Espiritualde
_ rafia sin Hilo de Sus~Hijos en
A “a ,Extensi‘én. S _Nin_gun medio
tifico moderno hubiera podido,
 eunacomunicacion nlas rapida
mbos, puntos. Ml‘e1ltfaS miles

lestro comedor esperaban que-

pnquete; empezase, Padre salio

su, auto con. algunas de las Se-
ctor” spara ir y Bendecir a los
e: la dicha extension, los

in-ajlels no son. tan afortuna-dos en
Sir’ np,-sPersona al Bendito Salva-

mo,1os que vivimos y esos que:

o

d ariamente aqui, a la. Oficina
, rincipal... Padredijo» que el
Banqu e podia empezar a lar hora
 asi lo. deseaban. ‘“Pero

gar haste la media noche

1of_eo-n-- todos los que le

sign on.-tan pronto corno supieron

_ . la» S.alido~.*: ‘ V— i « I .
’ menos de quitncenlinutos, en-

bombs enel Auditoria de la 63 y"

na no _seria.nuestra sorpresar all
it: l'.:lfale}alli,‘ pués estabamos dis-
cs osa buscarle hasta cncontrarle.
oc :a,.poco -fueron llegando hasta
" osicientos‘ se reunieron, em-
o as alabarj y a -dar Gracias. a

g dentorpor haberlos sacado de

I S _S miserias yrcnfermedades,
erlos puestos en el camiinoei de

_Com.o se haciattarde al,
dreyq-ue ocupaba euno dc“
_e atras en la platafor-p

C‘ O ‘ u.1,c]€-. 

 lama por el’-Trueno.
Trompeta; suena dentro -del alina

engo todogel tiempo‘ para quedarme:

_ Mini . ‘ _ .
!Repeat the first verse again. ‘ A
-Después de. este canto, Padre

6 que pasaran algunos testimo-
os, yfdespués canto -otra melodia,
eigcual p?rece’dio.’a1 _corto.,pero dulce
~ , insaje, y dice asi: " —
vidJlajVida., Vivid la Vida,
;._1vid. "1a~vid.a, en cualuier

‘dose; Jquef hagais. ,

, 11.! «Vivid la Vida, Vivid la Vida
Vivid la Vida,‘ -en cualquier

a “que , Hagais.x
. P ' — p *1 *- .*

Lo que quiera que hagais

id la Vida, en lo que llarais
jrlfsto vino lpredicando

entre “los pobres, I
ivid. la Vidg, en lo que hagais.

_: egaos,-ta voisotros I-nismlosi‘
yf seguidme a Mi, '

, Vivid la Vida, en lo que hagais
Ella os traera Exito y Prosperidad ,

Vivid. la Vida, en lo que hagais.
‘ {,3 1,‘  ,

[El Espiritu de Su Presencia‘ atrae
a los Hijos de’Dio~s. . A I I
Pjaz ,paraVTodos.: *
'.‘Aqui estamos de nuevo, tan pe-
-quefia cpmo Iparece ser la asamblea
(‘embargo cl Espiritu de Mi..Pre-
ncia esté.’ en donde Yo estoy. Este
 gran auditorio para ‘la ma-
fyoria delas Iglesias, peroYo estoy
acostumbrado a ver todos los sitios
donde voy lleno en su mayor capaci-

dad, corno sucedio en el Palacio de

Rocland. ayeg, y lomismo que su-
cedje. todos los! dias! en la j called 115,
‘enfla calls 126  en todo sitio donde

stoy.‘ ,.,Clara* que al parecer ésta es

na,pequef1a)as‘amb1ea, sin embargo .
.e1,{.Espl,r1tu de, Mi Presencla seta,

'aqui,l,“y.‘.ha estado .aqui.._ .Cuando
parentemente Zestoy‘ ausente en
euegrpo, Estoy presents en (Espiritu,
stow}-.segl'1n,, o conforms a vuestra
' gfpero eltiernpo llega, cuando esta-
- I s esp9erar1dlo_me§y sabréis que estoy
'”qui;lfy I-;vendréis.. -. *  1  ‘ _
, Eltflombrepitigene, que Renunciarse
- Salt, Ia‘,  hurtadillas esta noche,
uando‘ todos estabanpalrededor de

la. Mesafdel -Banquets y en el. .Au’di-S

um (la la. Calle1i15..‘. , Mi, -Espiritu

y  Mente, ~ Como » _ deseo 7 tenerlo,

Persona! en
Dejé la Ofifi-A

'peraron_e.conmi.go en
‘ to y.de.v_en'1r aquii,
I 11!’,

ra - la. com1- I

I verdad es admirable ll: Esto los mues-
‘ {trael Espiritu dc fabrlegacion, sacri-

.ficio‘~, y consagracion’ yla gran nece-
sldad de ser perslstenteen vuestras
ambiciones, y esta, gobernados por

versiones de otros. Si vivis con-
forme aeste movlrnlento en particu-
lar come 10 habéis hecho estanoche,

‘ osencontraréis en armona con el
eEsp1r1tu de Vida, tpués el‘Esp'1rltu-

mismo es testigo con vosotros, de
"que sois los hijos y las hijas de Dios ;—
vuestras, misrnisimas palabras, he-
chos y acciones expresan las carele-
teristicas de Cristofy andaréis en
sus Estatlltos pore! Espiritu de esta
Presencia, ‘y estaréisgalentados en
hacerlo sin tener‘ que esta pensando,
solo con vivirpsiempre en la Presen-
cia del Espiritu de Dios, y sabiendo
que ya no vivis en los dias delpasa’-
do, "sinogque vivis en elpresente, vi-
vis en el “Uno quees Ahora Eter-
no” y este Ahora no es ayer, ni (else
es ayer, un die en el cual viviais en
egoisrno, en edudas y en ternores, en
necesidades. y en cuidados; pero
aho-ra" vivis en el “HOY”len donde;
la abundancia del Plenitud de todas
las cosas buenas ban ‘side expresa-I
das. * Han sido7 j1nanife=stad’as en
donde» quiera que habéis —estado.
Podéis yer las multitudes venir. :En
verdad es Adrnirable! ;En verdad
es Admirablel (V'erdaderamente_
‘admirable, contestaron a unalen ex-
presién de ‘ agradecimiento los
oyentes.) ' ' '
Me vine aqui a hurtadillas a vos_o-
tros. Esto es reciproco. Os de oido
decir y os de oido cantar:\Marche-
_fmono:s a hurtadillas a Padre, pero
es solo el reverse en‘ lo concerniente
a M, y aun conciernte, a vosotros.
S-i,jfvine a esconderme en vosotros,
vine a hurtadillas," y por esos estan
empezando a“venir:._ -"No les dije ,a

_,puede llamar," puesto, que me siguen‘
todo eltiernpo. No les dije que iba
a venir o que venia. [En verdad es
Admirable! pero me vine a hurta-
dillas a vosotros,‘ y esos de yvosotros
que estais aqui, vinistéis a l1urtadi-
llas 3. Mi’. ';,En verdad es admira-
ble! (Padre miro alrededor de la
plataforrna, y dirigio estas ipalabras
a uno de los hijosi) .,.;.P.-no que vino

adrnirabl_e!_,  _.  . _ _
d   . la:

- ersonalment

. cesario que

ncs. f Es tan necesario’ que vosotros
me sigais Personalmente, Como fes
para. !Mi ver a alguién',personal-
mente. (Si, Padrecontestaron los

— mirable! Asi pués en realidad, es
que, lo que sembréis aquello mismo
recogerels, gVe1s? Yo me vine a

nieron a hurtadillas a-Mi, - (Aplau-
soi) zErl verdad esadmirable! Es
una Benidcion admirable, pero en
verdad no tenéis el por que seguirme
personalmente. No tenéis cl por
que estar a Mi alrededor, el Espiri—
tu es suficiente. Pero como aqui
querian verme Personalrnente, por
esa razon vine Personalmente, y 'al
venior aqui en Persona, ellos tam-

‘ gbien quieren estar donde Yo estoy

en Persona,  «asi vinieron Personal-
mente. _;En verdad es admirable!
Muy admirable Senor, proclamo la
asamblea. Sin duda vendre aqu mas
amenudo. . Siento el Espiritu de las
Mentes sinceras llamandome. (Gra-
cias.Padre, dijeron los creyentes que
suelen frecuentar la Mision .._de la
Calle 63.) 3En verldadles admirable!

El Espiritu y la Mente, deben
Mente de Mi Espiritu deben tener
libertady déndequiera que esteiMi
Espiritu, hay libertad; asi pués sien-
toque viniendo aqui en Persona mas
amenudo, causaria el Espiritu de Mi
Mente y la Mente de Mi Espiritu,
atraer y acercar a otros, y las bene-
diciones correran libremente. (‘Ben-
dito sea.Tu‘Santisimo Nombre, di-

Cristiandad, especialmente desde la
composicién de este Canto. A
Cuando hayamos estado alli,
Dies. Mil Afios - .i .
Tan brillantes, respanclecientes
como’ el Sol. ‘ I I
No‘ tendremos menos dias, para
cantar V ~ -
alabanzas a Dios /
Que cuando empe2amo's. g ,_ y
Los dias de Alabanzas y -Accion
do Gracias no han .pasado.
verdad es . admirable! ~ E1 'dia no
esta cumplido, -Asii’ pu ;s vuestras
Alabanzasg  Accion de Gracia a
Dios tcontinuarani en dondequiera

lquiera que Yo esté Reirlando. Don-
dequieraiyue estoy y tengo .el do-
minio por complete, -la Abundacia
dela Plenitudgde todasvlas cosas
buenas estanexpresadas. _ IEN ver-
_dad_esA”a'dmirab1e!. No hay ni la
unenor reiflcxién de escasez, rlecesi-.
dad ni _lirnites: pues la Abundancia
del Amor de. Dios esté puesto, en

vuestra propia y mas elevado intui- ~
cion, yo no estar movidos y €o‘ntro- ,
. , lados por las teorias, y doctrinas y ’

Mi comitiva inmediata, como "se les

a hurtadi1las';aqui.?e *3 vevrdatl-sees“

.;pre-evidence

-. . -62. ;l‘r1io; test!-‘net I
, , me|sigais’Personal"rrlen--
- te. sin embargo la. contestacién viene.
I automaticamentegenvuestras accio-

hijos del Senor.) En verdad es ad-
! Wonderful!

hurtadillas a vosotros, y ellos se vi-

jeron los amantes del Senor.) Os,-
he oido traves de "los afios de la;

;En "

que Yo teriga Dominic y donde-,

Gf Stilts!   

Hi

which Christendom calne. It is ' in-
deed Wonderful! But remember, it
was moving firstly as the Spirit, upon!
the Face of the Deep. The Spirit was
not confined’ nor bound to the ‘visi-
bilization of things, neither was it
confined or bound to the Invisible
Realm. The Earth was void’, it is true,

and without form, but remember, it"
was void and impractical and un-

real, so long as it WAS without form.
It ‘is indeed Wonderful! When the
same. Spirit said, “Let dry land ap-
pear,” the Earth was brought -into
materialization and into outer ex-
pression, and .into observation, and
here we stand, with the,same Nature
and Characteristics of the Spirit
from every angle. The very Personal
Body called Jesus produced it and
brought it to fruition and manifested
it. It is indeed Wonderful! When
the Spirit moved out upon the.Face
of the Deep»-—as a _pre-evidence of the
Power that would be, that would have
control over the Cosmic Forcesjof

Naturetin materialism, or in the mor-

tal version——it was! invisible but it
created the ‘outward expressions of
things and spoke them into existence.
The Creative Forces of Nature, they
were produced and brought into outer
expressiont ‘by the Spoken Word of
the Spirit-it is indeed 'Wonderful—-A
but remember, it was not confined to
the Spiritualization of Himself -alone‘,
for it was learned and understood that
the Spirit, which was the Word, was

God, and the Spirit which was the

Word being God, it was made flesh-—
afterward it was made flesh. It is
indeed ,Wonderful! That is the way
the Spirit, God Himself, -was com-
ing down ‘to Earth, and the Earth
plane of expression, hence he ‘made
Himself, flesh and put on a Bodily
-Form, imparting Himself from time
to time to the diflerent individuals,
to different expressions, to different
species of animals, and to mankind,
‘yet condescendingly coming in these
different’expressions" to fulfill His
Aim and Purpose. . S

S - When Jesus came as a Person, assa.
of. this ,D1"esent . Day:

{1}-*3

Y5.

sills
Spoke Peace unto them and the seas
became calm. .When the, seas became
calmed; that was an outward expres-

sion of Gods Power over the Cosmic.

Forces of-Nature, and how He inlall
mankind could and would have the
victory, if they would but live it and
be it, even as He did. It is indeed
But how did He he-
come to be the Master of , Omnip-
otency manifestedly? Through being
true and obedient to His highest In-
tuition, His highest Calling, by self-
denial, and“ denying Himself of all of
that which would be; according to the
flesh. That is the./* way the Christ
could ‘express Himself. The Christ
could not have expressed‘ Himself—-
the Christ State of Expression in that
Individua1——had,He not brought Him-
self into subjection to His highest in-
tuition. A »
You Must

Be Tested _

Your highest “Intutor,’5’ your In-
tuition, is your highest intuitive ex-
pression tutoring you from the with-
in. This expression will “Intutor”
you by your self-denials and by your
consecration, don’t you see.
a. seed’ Idea being boon in the hearts

pre, podéis _.y veréis en dondequiera
que esté Mi Espirltu, en dondequle-
ra que terlga dominio, veréis la
Abundancia de la Plenitud y tam-
bien de sobra; si, de sobra y para
dar, ha de ser manifestado ; por eso
estoy alegre dc estar aqui en Per-
sona y me induce a decir consciente-
mente y abiertamente, que tenéis fé
y que tarnbiént me amais; de otra

manera no ‘Me seguiriais ,a. todas.
A partes. '(Aplauso.) Si leshubiese

‘dicho que venia aqu, notendriamos
sitio para las visitas, pero Yo sali
a hurtadillas hacia vosotros y ellos
salierpn a hurdtadillas hacia Mi.
(Aplausoszy risas.) I t g g
.No veis claramente la verdad?
Cosecharéis justamente lo-que sem-
bréis. (Si, Padre, y bien ligero, se
podia oir.) h Yo pensé en vo-sotros

cuando llegué aqui y consideré-que

deseariaveros en“ Persona, y dejaros
estar felices Personalmente, aun mas
de loque 'est'abais, y ‘el Espiritu de

Mi Presencia se elevo en estos que ~

me siguieron, pués pensaron en si,
de que me habian de encontrar aqhi.
Algunostelefonearon antes de venir
y otros iueron .de un sitio a otro
hasta v que me encontraron. j‘Esta
escrito: El vino para buscar y hallar
pa aquello que estaba perdido, y ellos

aparenternente estaban‘ perdidos dc’

vosotros, a vosotros ope-rdidos, ~de.Mi
Persorlalmente, pero Yo,‘ soy encou-

_ trade, estoyseguro y sano. Yo os

,dOy’1as\Gratcias. (El mitin jse, ter-
mlnogconl. rrlucho .regoci,jo -yr cora-‘-
’ legres..}~  or  .7

God, “as,

 .1!-iddenlt

Falher Says not Mortal jV€!‘Sl0llS,
 aitorsvhllée line that  

, « . ‘ (Continued from pagell)
-tory ‘of our present Religion through

and ‘mi; s of all mankind, cannot be
bro’ugli‘{ into visible and into“ outer
expre,ssi\;n,\1 until you usilence. your
conscious, mentality-—hence all of
your personal ego,~and that which con-
sists/lof the .morta1‘version’. When!
you_/do, this sleeping , Giant will be
resurrected, and He Twill begin to
Speak within, forvpgode, is His Own
Omniscience, and‘f'rom_ His Own Un-

derstanding, will reveal the mysteries.

That’ is". why Hesaid -on one occa-
sion, “I Thank Thee Father that these-
things have been hid! from the wise
and prudent and revealed unto babes.”
It is indeed Wonderful! They are
revealed) unto babes and 3 ‘sucklings-v
those that are meek and iowly-—those

that are child-like’ enough, humanly

speaking, to believe it even though
they do not see it.; It is indeed Won-
derful!  ’ V . ‘S

Therefore, the sleeping Giant lying“
dormant in. you has long since been
waiting. for you to still your con-
scious mentality and ‘-‘Wear the World
Pasta loose garment”-3'-slip it off, throw
it. off, throw off thefimortal versions
of things, throw off your human affec-
tions, throw off your human fancies,
throw". off your ‘human "pleasures,
throw .off“your_ humane tendencies, and
put on the new Man, Christ Jesus, and
live and-never die. This is your call-
ing wherein you are called, and that
is why youlmust be prepared to meet
these conditions of the oppositions
that ‘will confront you.» It is indeed
Wonderful! They must come. You
must be tested to the limit, it matters
not who -and where, they may . be.
Those that are [apparently dearest.
and nearest to you. according to the
flesh, you must be tested to the full-
est expression, from a” mental, and
from a spiritual, and from a personal
point of view, to see if you ‘will be
faithful and ~will,istill remain true.
The high testimony of Christ in you,

was He has Risen and ‘made His Dec-

laration within-"your consciousness,
and in your‘word'  d _in7your deeds,
and in your acti h7at,{you*-.will go
through, and! t  ‘made a
‘.complete  s_urr' the A  ‘must

some to all.-
in the Person _
that you enter 
You may be; A’ ‘pte’d' withla‘ million
dollarsfto seen -{yo are willing to
give your Life‘for3'ii million dollars.
Suppose some relative or some kin‘
would try to call‘ you out of this
Realm, and out of this State of Ex-
pression, to cause you to"-accept of
the mortal version; as laying claims
on them according to the flesh for a
million dollarsl. You wouldbe giving
in exchange for your soul, that million
dollars, and it would be death. “What
will a man give’ in exchange for his
soul?” It is indeed Wonderful! These
are hard sayings, but yet they are
true, and you must; get test of them
to see if you will be true, and will
still stand, and be unshaken in con-
fidence aud substantiated in Faith. It
is indeed Wonderful! It profiteth
nothing, to gain the whole World and
lose your own ‘soul. V

~ empt'ation.""

The Keys To

Hidden Treasures

As -I was saying, coming down this
morning-—what does’ it profit to gain
a few million dollars, to and -for the
natural man, the mortal man? He
will not live long enough to enjoy it,
to spend it. Even at times when they
grow old enough, to know within
themselves according to their versions.
that they will not live more than a
few. years, maybe five or ten years,
still they are grafting after dollars
and cents, when they have millions,
at times. Now what are they going
to do with it? and on the other hand,
it is equivalently the same for those
of you that know the Truth. ‘What
does it profit you to try to lay claims
on millions, when you have Eternal
Life, and when you are anticipating
living Forever and -Forever. With this
concept and recognition, you have the
Keys to the (hidden treasures, and
Whensoever you need any desirable
blessing for the sustenance of the
body, you‘ can go in some hidden

treasure. at your own good"plea.sure,\

and partake ofsame as you please. It
is indeed Wonderful! Therefore, both

you and the mortal man stand equiva- '

lentlythe same. Why try to graft, for
greed of filthy lucre, when the Keys
‘of the Kingdom are at your disposal?
It is indeed Wondeful! ‘V

, Do you not see the outward expres-
sion of the same?! As‘ a. Samp1e.and
as an Example I stand, with the Keys
to all of thephidden treasures of the

‘Earth, the‘ hidden. treasures of :men,

having access to all of the blessings of
them, and still not laying claims,‘ and

trying to graft‘,_and racketeer, and

speculate, and ' go: :’in- 7stock exchanges,

"for the purpose v offincrease and ‘usury,

etco ,Ye_itgI have t Keys’,to,alli’of"the-

.9‘-C: I13 .-
“Watch, .

(full With this understanding, that
person that is living in mortal con-
sciousness, he would even cease to

racketeer in order to take the ad-
vantage of the other fellow and get
all for himself, for he will not live,
long ‘enough to enjoy it—~and you that

standing, you will have an access to
the.Keys of the Kingdom,.and you can
go iii and out of all underground-
treasures, if you will live  There-
fore you do not have to lay up for
yourselves treasures on Earth, where
moth and-where rust corrupt, and
where! thieves can break through and
steal- It is indeed Wonderful!
'Tllese thoughts are well worth con-
sidering. Get out of the mortal ver-
sion of things. Live in the recogni-
tion, of God’S Ever-presence, and live
in this State of Consciousness, and
you will not have an occasion to fret
nor worry, for God Himself will be

your Strength.
for one thing more than another, after
the manner of men? The Promise
that has been ‘made, it has been and
it will be-—yet it has been’ and it will
be, FULFILLED. It is now being ful-
filled. It is indeed Wonderful! I

Spirit Of ‘ e
The Emancipator

As I was saying this (morning when
I was in Bridgeport at the Airport
waiting for the Ship to make our de-
parture, we were speaking of the

it “will accomplish that forwllich it
came, with or without the bodily form.
Remember the old familiar Civil war
Song I repeat so often for consid-
eration, “Old John Brown’s Body,’ you
all remember, the Spirit of the great
Emancipator having condescended to
come in the body called ‘ John
Brown, sponsoring the cause of the
great Emancipation that you are now
enjoying. -This mind was not de-
ifeatedr-—that which was termedto be
his misslon, it was not defeated-——it
was not a failure. = The very Spirit of
the Emancipator was reincarnated.
It took on a body through the po-
litical worldor field. Through the
Government it performedthe duty ‘of

was termed John, Brown.
deed Wonderful! ‘

13'

as a. 'person,‘ but her fre-

di

polish! it, and the spirit of her pres-
ence went marching on withoutpher
personal bodily form, and it went
through and was legalized throughout
this whole country. , _

In 1924,! just a few. years! ago»-
about ten years ago-—when Colonel
Julian endeavored to make a hop‘
across the Atlantic and other parts
of the World, he didinot accomplish
it as a. person himself, individually,

bound to a person. It goes forth con-
quering and to conquer, and it will
accomplish that for which it came.
When it apparently, as a person, was
at failure at that particular juncture,
the transmission of the Spirit and en-
deavor, that zeal and that courage,
was reincarnated, and it reincar-
nated it in Lindbergh in 1927, just
three years thereafter, and it accom-
plished that for which the Spirit in
Colonel Julian had endeavored.

The Expression
Of the Truth

These are some few slight sketches
and reflections, of the mystery of
God’s Presence, and the non-selfish-
ness of our version concerning the
Majesty of the Almighty. We are not
looking upon ourselves as persons,
and trying to seek honor from a mor-
tal polnt of view, but know within
ourselves that with or without our
individual, personal bodies, we will
accomplish that for which we came.
My Spiritand My Mind is going on
conquering and to conquer with or
without a Body. It is absolutely im-
material to Me, I will accomplish that
for which I came. It is indeed Won-
derful! That is the great consola-
tion, for you know you are not fight-
ing a failing battle. These are the
expressions of the Truth, and they
are the realities, put forth into ac-
tion, where the Word says, “If you
liveafter the flesh you shall die, but
if ye through -the Spirit, domortify
the deeds of the body, you shall live.”
This recognition will live on. This
version will live on, but the mortal
version of things! must die. Therefore
it must come to an end as far as per-
sons are concerned. It the height
of your ambition and your intelligence
taught‘ you to believe that you would
end, as far as you can consciously
see and know, or learn, at this par-
ticular time, why your destination
would come very quic'kly———but it has
been declared, “Man’s- extremity 1 is
God’s‘ opportunity.” S v .

(It is essential for you as individuals
to f‘extremeate” (yourselves as far. as
persons are concerned, ' and recognize
the Impersonal, Life of-, yourself and
not the peirslonal. , By ;so,7doing,y you

 y will not,-!; and you  I OT 5beja fail-We

worry, ' and graft, and trying ‘to -

are in the Spirit and Spiritual Under-’

with you, and will be your Refuge and
Why should you care

promise that is made, and whatso-
ever the Spirit has endeavored to do,

the spirit and calling of that which
It is in-

Caérrr Nat!9.11;».Y73~$"en9tl19F .ontWa.r.d. I.

l I expression  to l   

solve and endeavors were to accom-

as the’ Spirit is not confined nor‘

Rehabilitation School
Has 800 Adulfsitudenlis

DENVER.-—The Windsor Adult Re-

habilitation School here, under the
direction of the CWA, has an enrol-
ment of 800 men. The courses are
mainly of a_ practical nature. There
is also a course in “social rehabilita-

’tion” to whicheis credited the peace

now reigning, in the 300-bed, dormi-
tory. Until it was startedarguments

‘over the state, of the Union often

developed into near riots; now the in-

structor acts as umpire and controver-‘

sies, at times vehement, are seldom
bloody. - ' ' I
The average age of the students is
above 45. They are drawn from all
walks. of life and-.(iall, including the
instructors, are on either relief or the

CWA payroll, Of’ 350- students in a*

similarcourse at another school last
year, 100 never returned to the relief
rolls. S I

ure. I CANNOT FAIL! If all or the
visible bodily forms or persons would
disappear into the nothingness from
‘whence they came, why all of the
Power of the Spirit that now is ex-
pressing within the hearts, and (minds,
and words, and deeds, and actions of

! ‘men, it could and would be, reincar-
nated, and would accomplish that for

which. I come,—without the bodies of
any of them. “To him that is natural,
all thingsare natural, and to him that
is Spiritual, all things are Spiritual.”
Therefore, Spiritualize I, each and
everything I com'e‘in‘cor tact with, for
I am the Spiritualizing Process of the
great Universal Mind Substance, and
that it what I WILL do, for God has
permitted it. A

I cannot lose a friend, I cannot -lose
a co-worker, I cannot lose a. participa-
tor. It is a matter of impossibility
for Me to lose anything that is good
or desirable. If that person or per-
sons cease to function as they are

now functioning, at reincarnationeof-'

their expressions and emotions will
take place inothers, and they will be
more effective than they are in those
that are now functioning. If it were
a relative, ifit were a kill, if it were
a friend, if itlwere a mother, a‘ sister
or brother, it matters not who it may
be, the reincarnation of the reality of
the Impersonalexpression-of that in-

elg Word

‘ as

reproduction;  the thainglis the reality

of thatfjwhich is termed, Spirit‘, ‘ahaf

that which is ‘termed matter. It is in-
deed7Wonderful! Oh that man could
rise on the mental and spiritual wings
of this , ‘Love _ and Understanding!
They, would lose all contact with the
Earth, for the ‘gravitation. thereof
would lose‘ itspower and its dominion
over them.‘ .1

The Renewing

Of Your Mind _

The aeroplane is "a slight sketch‘
and a. reflection of a.«percent.of a per-
cent of a. percent of a. fraction of a
grain, of the reality of the mystery
of the Resurrection of man and the
ascension above lmaterialism, and
causing the Earth, mentally, spirit-
ually and physically, to lose its gravi:
tation. It is indeed Wonderful! Live
in this recognition, dear‘ ones. You
will not have an occasion to fret nor
worry. A ‘
You will have Peace. (You will have
pleasure, and you will be undisturbed.
In short, you will have .Heaven, here
on Earth. It isindeed Wonderful!
-‘Therefore; your mothers, your
fathers, your sisters, your brothers
and each and.‘ every individual you
have laid claim on, as a person and
persons, and all that have laid claim
or claims on you, the very spirit, the
Impersonal ’ Life, of each individual
still i liveth, and liveth henceforth,
now, and forever, and not only liveth,
but these very identical Impersonal
Lives arewith you, the same’ as they
were from the beginning. That is the
mystery of all of the Scripture, to
transform you by the renewing of
your mind. When your mind _, shall
have been renewed, concerning all
things, you become to be at new crea-
ture, mentally, physically, and Spirit-
ually. You are renewe.d, and you are
living in a. new;world,\ and therefore
trials and tribulations cannot come
wheresoevér I am. ~ ~

Take these ’ thoughts to considera-
tion as stressfully‘ as I am trying to
give them to youf Nevertheless, I wish

(foryou to take them to consideration

before you endeavor to conceive them.
Do not: try «to conceive them unless
you wish to. Firstly take them to
consideration, and if it, or they, are

. logical and well worthwhile, why then
you can conceive them asithe Ideal of

Life. ‘It is indeed Wonderful! ‘And
you will remember, now, henceforth

and forever, God is your Father,,God

is your Mother, your Sister, and your
Brother,,and ; you never had another.
It matters not who it may be, that
app‘are‘nt1y passes away or passes on,
the same spirit and thetsame mind

will _stillbe*living,j for itis God, with
(or, without. gabodilyftform. I  Thank‘ 
eYou.?’,‘Af,;~‘y   “  I ”   I

en .-it is

had done some {dirt . so wh né-5

You will have the victory. ~

in Co   esslu oft-

to %Co  

to

‘(Continued from page   

Father Divine, our God andilledeemer,

lower of His», and I Love Him 

Evallgelical Life. ,
So today, I am confessing to

for.‘

Again I was arrested, about some
(chickens you found on my premises,

stolen chickens from that same party;
and I was. guilty _of the crime, not that
time, but before. Another time I was.-
stamps which was against the law in

this was in 1939‘, the ,Saturday’,n’itght.N

so I did come free. Anothertime, I,_‘_j

was arrested about some efurnitur
that ‘was found in my_€ll’o1ne that
boughtyfrom the delivery boys. ‘;.'.lf y.
wer<:’r‘»convictedt andsferved, their

, est. _ _
sellingpsoilljegboyssolnee liquid ;_ .

u-
caught them, somehow they told 
they had! bought some liquor ' from Jill
and they did, but I lied ouftioft that
so they were convicted and“ serve
time. A  ' ‘ 

in July. I committed many other

crimes.

records and needles, linoleum for

of.
that Iamiwilling to do. I thank you.

(Continued from page 3)

with the Geometric, figure of the.‘E1-ii

<lipse. Nothing can stay thisiiteachinigt

nor hinder its due reciognitioni‘ t - 
I am enclosing herewith‘ :cO‘DY-1
By-laws of _ First Church‘ of .. Chris
Scientist; Miami, and call your-atten
tionlto Art’. 9,, Secs. 1 and 2 (pages 17-
18). The Board of Directors¥gofethis7.
church did not and have not complied

will see how these isupposedtassociates-'
of mine in they-service of Christian,
Science for”allthis time, -have read‘
these By-laws, not alone entirely with}-

iwantonly and unworthily usingflja.
species of wicked politics. '_Howeve ,

be: thus_~“ldr(0lJDed.” The Constitution

ground as a Citizen. Every ‘instinct.
within -me, every guarantee ‘extends
to any and tall, tells me that the ‘pew
ple "of this, my nation,,in. they fin
analysis, ‘loves and idemands Ajustic
I anxiously await your: rep1y;.~

 (Sincerely '3/o,ui~s,!=. ‘-
 amestneu

  FollowsConv-onion-,,y,

I was arrested, I was guilty’. But now, it 

hascome into my life and requestedoff "  
me to confess and forsake all of my, .
sins, and right all ‘my wrongs. ,It is 
not ‘me doing this, because iflit. was.
left-to Ille, I would have gouofto the’? ,1
grave with these lies in my Syst'em._! 
But Father Divine, God Almighty, has  , A
come to [earth againand I am a fol? b

promised! Him I" would live “an,” 

these things of which I was’ arrestedix  S
Now, the liquor you found inthe  
alley along side of my fence, also that” '
which was found in that (vacant lot! I
beside my house, also that liquor‘you{'.
found down on 13th Street, and those}
two girls was arrested that also was g ‘
mine, but in all of these cases that I'_ ,
was arrested I was guilty, but flied. _
and paid a lawyer and was freed. ;  '‘

Of course I didn’t know about thelenxt, to
that time, but I had been buying  I

also he was convicted and" sentenced . 

arrested about some cigarettes that 
was found in my possession without ‘ "

that state to sell them without s'tam_ps,i ' 7

before Easter, when you ‘raided my‘,
roadhouse. I lied and told you that:-3
a man came tlle're from Louisianafor 
a good time and gave them 'to"me to 
put away for him, and th;ese“ciga- 
rettes were -stolen. That is why't_hey‘_- -
didn’t have any ‘stamps on them. 
had been to ‘Louisiana and Ifl{n‘ew"j H
they didn’t use stamps on them there, '3 i
so that was a good way of getting-out,.; "

— Now, I" made and sold uliquoreandg 
beer in your state from 1926 1.931 

Here is a list of some of th’e_:j
Furniture I bought from Knox ‘andfl
S Walker drivers: Bed and springs,f];;
cotton mattress, two card tables, out- i 
ing chairs, table pad,‘ dresser scarfs, 
silk, cotton and velvet, 1 art square‘,
bath room rug, and other small rugs, S‘

kitchen; shades, end table, magazine 7
stand, electric lamps, two mirrors and 
many other things, I don’t hear record, .
Any how whatsoever is ‘right, 

Bertha. Harris,  '

arbor oi   Science
Ellllrcil Quits Group 

teaching, Christian’ Science could» be 
contaminated, as anybody who will 1"
read with an unprejudiced or unbiased.  , .
mind, will soon grasp thegreat, spirit.-I ii 7
ual import and status of his teaching, 
which is based’ upon a matehmaficall-I
certainty -and measures up entirely‘:

with their own ‘By-laws a1id,’have’u1;_4
terly disregarded same, therefore you, I

out understanding, but have atte_mpte€df‘
to stigmatize me and my family,‘-

I assure you it is not my intention ‘tot ,

of this, my nation, assures’ me of ‘my _ ‘y