JULY 1943

A New Life for an Old KATHERINE DISSINGER "Behold, I Shall Do a New Thing"

? YMOUS Life Should Be Thrilling DORTCH CAMPBELL Methods of Prayer FLORENCE BASCOM-PHILLIPS, D.C. How Letting Go Brought Me What I Wanted ANNIE S. GREENWOOD, Ph.D.

Moods That Bring Healing · (Concluded) MARIE WI~CHELL WALKER. M.D. Playing Square ELIZABETH TOWNE ~~Key to ~emonftration'' 'By GEORGE C. HUBBS

Acx: in August, 1935, that always-helpful contributor, B Marie Winchell Walker, had a NAUTILUS article on "Key to Demonstration," the first sentence of which was: "You can demonstrate health and prosperity, not by any power or piety of your own, but by faith in God as law and love." And in her second paragraph she gave a clear reason for her opening statement by saying: "Since God is love, the creative principle must work through the medium of uni­ versal love." Here are two vital points. The first, that demonstration is not solely based on one's personal piety, but by an under­ standing of the nature of God - just, for example, as you must know the nature of your children or your friends to deal successfully with them. Too often, I fear, we deal with God according to our natures. The second point is this: that since God is love we obvi­ ously must speak his love language if we expect him to re­ spond. Could you expect a God of love to respond to a hate language? Or to a selfish, or a personal-worth, or a mere­ wish language? It will help us to properly value this point if we recall that God's language is spoken by our hearts, not by our lips; for, as it says in Revelation, "the Lord seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance"­ and by what is said - ' 'but the Lord looketh on the heart.'' By examining your heart, God detects whether, as Dr. Walker put it, "your specific thought is linked to a love motive"- the motive his love nature responds to. I am certain that as soon as our demonstrating methods are in keeping with the nature of God, and we sincerely speak his love language, miracles will begin to happen. NAUTILUS MAGAZINE I Important to What's Cooking Nautilus Subscribers FOR NEXT MONTH? If you find an expiration notice attached to this space it means that your subscription expires with this issue UNLESS ·your renewal has crossed the notice in the ·'I want to be shown what mail. 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She will tell also how she herself was and prospers the individual- HERE guided in finding her life work. YOU CAN AND NOW. HAVE GUIDANCE is coming to our readers in the August number of NAUTILus. NAUTILUS takes its name from the following verse from Holmes' poem, The Chambered Before we can use telepathy Nautilus: How to Use successfully "we must realize Telepathy that each person is a separate BuiLD thee more stately mansions, oh, my unit in this great universe in which we live soul, surrounded by ether of which we are a part. As the swift seasons roll I At least we cannot live without it," says an Leave thy low-vaulted past! interesting writer on this subject. "The space Let each new temple nobler than the last, between you and the one with whom you want Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, to co=unicate is filled with vibration," con­ 'Til thou at length art free, · tinues this writer. He then goes on to explain Leaving thine outgrown shell by Life's unrest­ how to send the message. HOW I SEND ing sea. TELEPATHIC MESSAGES is coming in Aug­ ust NAUTILUS. ants. But they moved away after three years and she was again alone. What to do? One There is one fundamental Achieving. truth which is the basis of all night a dream came. It was a very definite Your Desrres · truth healing and demon­ dream. It spread before her, in her mind's eye, a complete plan for securing a renter for her stration, says Elizabeth Gregg, Ph.D. To know home. Stranger than fiction was the way in this fundamental principle and apply it brings which this dream came true to the most minute healing. In her fatest Nautilus contriJ:mtion detail. And in the l.'rocess of the dream being Dr. Gregg explains simply this fundamental clothed with realtty her whole life was principle of healing. She also gives a strong changed. The change brought her new life and statement of Truth which will help to clear the happiness. And it permanently solved her prob­ mind for a realization of this great truth. HOW lem. A DREAM SHOWED ME JUST WHAT TO REALIZE YOUR DEEP DESIRES will TO DO ABOUT RENTING MY PROPERTY, be one of the features of August NAuTILUS. will be just about the most interesting short feature in August NAUTILUS. In fact a dream changed A Dream Showed the whole course of her She Used Her Itis a metaphysical law that Her The Way. life. For twenty years through the imagination she had had a great problem. Left all alone with Imagination the formless takes form. a great Colonial house containing ten rooms "Desire in the heart is God 's sure promise sene she did not know what to do. Finally, for a before to indicate that it is yours afready in the time, the problem was solved by securing ten- (PleaJe turn to page 2, col. 2) 2. NAUTILUS MAGAZINE

(What's Cookitzg: Continued from page 1) YOU ARE INVITED TO -ATIEND THE realm of supply." A widow and her son used this practical, workable metaphysical law suc­ Twenty-Ninth Annual Congress cessfully when they needed a home in a strange OF THE city and there did not seem to be any suitable home available. HOW WE USED IMAGINA­ INTERNATIONAL TION TO ATTRACT THE RIGHT HOME NEW THOUGHT ALLIANCE will tell this interesting experience and will be published in our August number. Hotel· Sherman -Chicago, Illinois July 26th through 30th Browne Landone has se- Group Prayer d . Come to hear and have fellowship with the d p t' 1ecte another mteresting leading Metaphysical Lecturers, Teachers, Writ­ an rotec ton war experience, into which ers, and Healers. All the leading Schools of New Thought will be represented by outstanding the element of protection enters, for his next speakers. Public Sessions every day. Everyone is contribution to NAUTILUS. It will strengthen welcome. your faith in the Bible promise that "if two of you shall agree on e:~-rch as touching anything that they shall ask, it shall' be done for them of my Father which is in heaven." THEY TO MAKE MORE FRIENDS AGREED IN PRAYER AND ALL WERE If you desire t o become more "charming," popular and SAVED FROM DEATH, is coming in August attraCtive and to win and hold friends you will find aid NAUTILUS. in the little book, "CONVERSATION AND A MAG­ NETIC PERSONALITY." The author (a young Boston lawyer) tried the methods herself and found Prayer Dr. Bascom-Phillips will them effective. She planned to sell the lessons as a $2.00 course. We persuaded her to let us bring them out as a Ch Th. conclude her interesting book instead, to sell at only SSe, postpaid. THE anges mgs series upon The Truth of ELIZABETH TOWNE CO., Inc., Holyoke, Mass. Prayer with a brief summary of how prayer really does change things - the appearances, the lives and affairs of people. RESULTS OF A Woman Finds PRAYER to be published in August NAUTILUS.

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Vol. XLV JULY 1943 No. 9

CONTENTS Page This Too Is Real (Page Poem) . Clarence Edwin Flynn 4 EDITORIALS ELIZABETH TOWNE 5 Another New Discovery From University of Chicago Scientists The 29th Congress of I. N. T. A. Playing Square God Put A Mighty Spirit In You Mary L. S. Butterworth 8 A New Life For An Old . Katherine Dissinger 9 "Behold I Shall Do A New Thing" . Anonymous 11 Methods of Prayer Florence Bascom-Phillips, D.C. 13 How Letting Go Brought Me What I Wanted Annie S. Greenwood, Ph.D. 15 Spiritual Moods That Bring Healing Marie Winchell Walker, M.D. 17 Life Should Be Thrilling Dortch Campbell 19 Spiritual Experiences in War . . Brown Landone, F.R.E.S. 21 How To Gain Peace of Mind Grenville Kleiser 23 VIEWS AND REVIEWS WILLIAM E. TOWNE 24 How To Get Along With Yourself Success in Prayer . Edited by W. E. T. and E. T. 26 What's Cooking for Next Month? 1

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This Too Is Real By CLARENCE EDWIN FLYNN

THis too is real: the dawn that glows Upon the fragrance of a rose, The sunset flaming in the West, The stars that watch the world at rest.

This too is real,: the happiness That crowds out fear and bitterness, The joy of crests with labor won, The peaceful sense of kindness done.

This too is real: the urge to light, The heart's dim climb to truth and right, The love that keeps faith to the end, The loyalty that makes i friend. NAUTILUS MAGAZINE 5 Editorials By ELIZABETH TOWNE

MAKE YE ready the way of the school he needs to prepare him for Lord, success in life. If he is not square with Make his paths straight. himself and the class he is born into Every valley shall be filled, · he stays perhaps a lifetime in that And every mountain and hill shall be class . Perhaps he drops down, down, brought low,· down to the foot of the class. All be­ And the crooked shall become straight, cause he is not square in his treatment And the rough ways smooth,- of the lessons life. presents to him. He And all .flesh shall see the salvation of shirks. God. What does it mean to be square? -,-I sa. 40:3 to 5 h means a different thing to every man on earth, and yet it means al- , ways one thing - to do what your own spirit says is right, and to keep Playing Square your word, actual or implied. F You had a fine horse upon whose To be square requires a steady fur­ I swiftness your fortunes depended pose; in other words, self-contro . how would you treat it? Would you To be square one must control his house it carelessly and make a pack­ feelings instead of letting them run horse .of it between races? Would you away with him. The boy who plays stuff it on all sorts of foods, keep it hookey when he feels 'like it is not standing for weeks in the stable and . square with himself nor the world. then expect it to win the race for you? There is an "ought" in his heart Would you keep it chasing over the which he is not square with. country all night and then expect it Life is full of mournful fizzles who to win next day? Of course you would habitually play hookey when they · not. feel like it. They feel like slighting · , But you treat yourself that way­ this thing and that, and- they play and then go around clad in rags and a hookey. They feel like lying abed late grieved expression because you have in the morning, though that little failed in the races for success. "ought" inside, and mayhap an em­ In the races of life there are classes ployer outside, admonishes them to enough for all. Every man, woman get up even if they don't happen to and child may win his races and carry feel like it. Something is expected of off his prizes - if he takes proper them and they shirk. Tacitly their care of himself and observes carefully word is given to be on time, and they the rules of the race. are not on time. They are not square.' With proper preparation and a The little "ought': inside is the good understanding any man can win well laid track upon which the indi­ his races. vidual's life may safely run. When he Every man is born into just the jumps that track and runs on feeling 6 NAUTILUS MAGAZINE alone he is not square with the world "Now you MUST come. A New and there is danger ahead. And he Thought Congress without you is in­ ploughs along in the wrong direction, complete. So, if it is at all possible injuring himself and others. plan to be with all your friends, who He follows feeling and lies abed. love you so very much, and we shall He is late at his work and dumpy have a glorious five days. Already the when he gets there. His employer leading Metaphysical Teachers are feels that he is not fairly treated. If he responding and promises have been acts upon his feeling the sleepy-head made by the following to be there - will get his salary reduced. and more expected every day: Dr. Emmet Fox, Dr. John Seaman Garns, Rev. Raymond Charles Barker, Rev. * Eleanor Nel, Rev. Florrie Beal Clark, The 29th Congress of INTA Is Going Rev. Ervin Seale, Dr. James E. to Chicago!-July 26 to 30 Ir:clusive Dodds, Rev. Paul La Prade, Dr. Amelia A. Randall. So, it looks like HIS WAS decided at the board meet­ a· wonderful gathering of the New Tings and conference·in New York Thought Family. My very best, City two weeks ago. Dr. Garns will Raymond Charles Barker.'' be president at this Congress. And Doesn't that sound good? You may our Rev. Raymond Charles Barker, depend that I would be at that Con­ bless him, minister of the Unity gress if it were possible; but alas and Church of Truth in Rochester and alack I am prevented from going elsewhere, will serve as general chair­ away to a Congress this year. I al­ man of the Congress. He has just most shed tears. But in spite of what returned from Chicago (May 11) Raymond Barker says, I doubt if you where he completed all arrangements will miss me when you get together for the Congress, and this is what he with all the others in Chicago. Be writes about it: sure to go if you possibly can. I shall ''Dear Mrs. Towne: Good news for be with you all in spirit, even though you. At the New York City Board I must do my spiriting from Holyoke. Meeting of the INTA rwo weeks ago But I am sure that all things do we decided to have an annual Con­ work together for good, so I shall gress. We all missed not having one not really shed tears, but rejoice with last year in Cleveland. The Board you all and send my love and blessings settled on Chicago as a good Congress toeveryoneiniNTA.- E. T. city as all teachers could reach it easily from either East or West Coast. * ' 'I have just returned from Chicago where I completed arrangements with Celebrating the Rise of Africa the very fine Sherman Hotel to hold uR ARMIES, British, French, the Congress there from July 26th O U. S. A. and Canadian, have through July 30th. It will be from licked the Axis out of Mrica. We Monday through Friday. The Hotel hope. is giving us very fine accommoda­ And now for the big job of wiping tions including the Bal TabarinRoom Hitlerism out of Europe, and Hiro­ for the big public sessions. hitoism out of the Pacific. Today NAUTILUS MAGAZINE 7 (May 13, lucky number) Premier treme and jump to the conclusion Churchill is in Washington with that it is our manifest destiny to cure President Roosevelt, and the clans are all ill~ throughout the world and gathering to discuss the next things settle all conflicts. This is not what that must be done. Madame Kai-shek the peoples of Europe, or Asia, or is there too, and I wish that Stalin Latin America want. They hope that would drop out of the skies into the United States will not remain Washington. Beaverbrook is there, aloof from the rest of the world after and Benes. And we don't know how the war, but they have no desire to see many more. the United States alone shoulder the On with the good work for democ­ task of post-war reconstruction. In racy. Will the four United Nations this task they want to play their walk arm in arm down the middle of part - and to play their part neither the road to World Democracy? We as humble recipients of American pray so. handouts, nor as sideline admirers of In the May 7 issue of the Foreign the 'American Century,' but as equal Policy bulletin, Vera Micheles Dean, partners of the United States. What a splendid analyst and head of the we have to learn is how to work with F. P. A., says something very good other people, without either neg­ which I think our readers will appre­ lecting them altogether, or smother­ ciate. I quote it here: ing them with exaggerated concern. ·'To lay undue stress today on the In international affairs, as in all hu­ issues that do, or may, separate the man affairs, there is a middle course, various United Nations not only a golden mean. The American people plays into the hands of Nazi propa­ could make no greater contribution gandists. What is even more dangef­ to post-war reconstruction than by ous, it fosters the latent desire of some discovering and practicing this golden Americans for return to isolationism mean between isolationism on the by making international collabora­ one hand, and imperialism on the tion appear far more difficult than it other." is, or needs to be. The problems of ·Europe are unquestionably far more • complicated than wishful-thinking reformers would have us believe-­ When President Eduard Benes but they are not beyond the power of Was Received by Mayor human beings to adjust. LaGuardia in New York "Nor is the United States expected HERE WERE 3000 people looking to adjust them single-handed. It Ton, when President Benes of Czech­ would certainly be the height of irony oslovakia was received by New York if, in turning our back on isolation­ and the Whole United States. ism, we should go to the other ex- (Turn to Page 28. Thank You!)

..... · cfllf'ftrma the.-- · - UNITED_ .NATIONS - 'WI if"th~wo~~P . 8 NAUTILUS MAGAZINE God Put a Mighty Spirit In You By MARY L. S. BUTTERWORTH

o You realize that God put a for those who sit in darkness to D mighty Spirit in you, and that come into the light which Jesus when you become quiet and turn to demonstrated, that we may be happy, this rieh, sustaining, protective healthy and peaceful. Spirit, which Jesus called "Our We are more important sons of the Father," you have made a marvelous Creator than we realize, but we need change for the b~tter? now to awaken from the mortal, Be ye lifted up! Is not God more material age, and understand that prevalent to you than your troubles? ·we are to develop soul power as well Has God moved out of his creation, as physical power, which makes us or have we done the moving? This is self-reliant and self-expressive. no time to lessen faith, but the psy­ Why was man created? Was it chological time to increase it by not for the creative Spirit to work spiritual understanding. God put a through him toward the accomplish­ mighty Spirit in us to make use of. ment of the eternal purpose? Jesus Man is not what he thinks he is, but surrendered' his body to the cruel what he thinks, that he is. "Mind mob because they would not take on remakes your world,'' and to be in the Christ, but he proved the power­ tune with infinite Good is to be of life over death. People believe in served by it. Any change for the two powers, good and evil, while better is made in us, not in God who Jesus taught only one- the good. is changeless, without variableness, There is only one sin in the world, nor shadow of turning. and that is to believe in·evil and let We let no thought defeat us when it use us . we are steadied in Christ conscious­ We . can do all things through ness and hold it. When letting in the Christ Mind which strengtheneth us . sunlight of love, every trace of fear This is the Mind that remakes our is as the cloud that lifts. Responsive­ world. ness to our divinity (Christ spirit) There is "That" that is unalterable is the key to solve problems and grant in man; have we consciously con­ to us a greater fulfilled life. We need tacted it? Let us take on the new, to come closer to Truth. The times true consciousness and help build the and genuine progr.ess demand we now new world order that will not totter break down old traditions and let in and fall. We can't build a new world the new light; the new, thought, that God works through man; that on a crumbling foundation. The old power is our gift from the .creative order is dying, but in its pang and Spirit. Paul says: "Stir up the gift pain we see the new world slowly of God in you.'' The science of soul rising. Have you the vision to see is here! Utilize this Power! Destiny that with the spirit God gave you? is up to us, but we shall need to move If so, you will know why you are on th~! new road. It j:; never too late here. NAUTILUS MAGAZINE 9 A New Life For An Old , By KATHERINE DISSINGER

N THE oLD thrilling tale of Aladdin The same God-power is inherent I · and His Wonderful Lamp the ma­ in every one of :us. This assurance gician ran through the streets crying, Jesus reiterated again and again. The "New lamps for old." same light is in us as a source of our "Fantastic!" the people cried, and illumination, inspiration, and reve­ rushed out with their old lamps to lation. We, too, are His children and exchange them for new. And at last have His attributes of love, life and the magician came into possession of truth. In Him is all health, strength, the lamp he sought, the magic lamp and goodness. As His children all which might be rubbed and the magi things become ours through the rec­ would respond by giving the pos­ ognition of the truth that God is all sessor whatever he wished. and everywhere present. Because we But a new life for an old! Even more are God's children, everything is fantastic. Today bewildered people possible to us . in a changing world with earthly This truth is true, eternally true; things vanishing and earthly ties but understanding of it may be imper­ breaking may likewise find comfort fect or limited. Truth cannot benefit and answers to their many problems. unless it is recognized ·and embodied. Not with a magic lamp, of course, Man can become a new creature, a but by taking the pattern of their new creation, only by the recognition lives marked and crossed with fear, of his oneness with God, and when, worry, grief, disappointment, pov­ as a result of such recognition, he erty, ill-health, and exchanging it has slipped the responsibility of his for the all-encompassing, all-pervad­ life to God's shoulders. His mind ing Christ spirit. There is an immedi­ then becomes one with the Father, in ate responsiveness of the Christ tb perfect unity with God. Then there our acknowledgment of his presence. is a purpose and significance to life Christ responds to us as surely as the it had not before, fresh energy and magi responded to the possessor of zeal to go forward and a great vic­ the lamp, when we are filled with the tory to be won. The old things are conscious recognition of the Christ passed into oblivion, the whole of presence. "Let the Christ be formed life has become new, vibrant with in you." eternity in the life-giving power of A new life for an old! No, not God. fantastic, but practical, entirely pos­ Newness begins with the recogni­ sible. What, then, is the secret, the tion of this principle which Christ answer? realized so perfectly: "I and the "I and the Father are one." So Father are one." We are told, "Let spoke Jesus, shining example of the the mind be in you which W fl. S also possibilities of conscious co-operation in Christ Jesus.'' with God; carried to the highest When any person has the conscious­ degree, used to the fullest extent. ness and realization of the presence IO NAUTILUS MAGAZINE of God as being everywhere and his riches in glory by Christ Jesus." always present, as did Christ, then God withholds nothing from us, he has the Christ mind or is in Christ. but our taking is conditioned ac­ And St. Paul said: ·'If any man is in cording to our recognition of the Christ, he is a new creature. The old oneness with the Father, which things are passed away. Behold, all Christ possessed. things are become new." When we have lifted ourselves up With the adverlt of the Christ to recognition of and identification spirit into our consciousness, all the with Christ until we touch the very errors and false beliefs are to be Christ nature, the things we have stripped from us as w~ are lifted up been seeking will be automatically into his presence. Instead of the added to us. limited intelligence of the human "Seek ye first the kingdom of God mind, God will clothe us with the and all tl;tese things shall be added perfect intelligence of himself. Then unto you." When we have made we are truly born again, made new. union with the image of God in all We have found the new life because forms, there can be no obstruction to we have the mind of Christ, which the flow of supply. There can be makes possible the fulfillment of every no separation between us and what­ human need, the answer to every ever we wish. There are no limita­ problem, the supply to every demand. tions, no restrictions. "It is your We have Christ's promise of this: Father's good pleasure to give you '.'He that loseth his life for my sake the Kingdom." shall find it.'' The good you are seeking is already We are to lose our lives in the here- it is yours for the taking. sense of giving our mind to the mind Take it, embody it in your thought, of Christ by occupying the mind so drop everything from your mind that completely with the Christ that the is unlike the condition you desire. personal self is entirely forgotten, by As a child of God, you already have, letting go of our own personality so in spirit, what you seek in the world. that God's will and love may act in The condition is there; awaiting your us, the inherent God power flow recognition of it. If you seek health, through us, by recognizing the pres­ realize perfect health. If you seek ence of God so completely that all success, realize success. If you seek other things sink into such insignifi- supply, realize supply. The condition - cance that they have no reality in will come when you stop seeking our minds, so that our lives are merely and realize it. a channel through which the love As a child of God you can accept and will of God are manifest. To the mentally whatever you seek before degree that we succeed in doing this, it becomes obvious to the senses, you to that degree . does the Christ func­ can believe while there is still no tion in us . evidence of the object or condition As the Christ is formed through you wish to bring into your life. our recognition of his presence, the You can claim, declare, and demand material gifts of the world will be these things from God's perfect and laid at our feet. ' 'For my God shall universal storehouse. They are un­ supply all your n~ed, according to limited, unbounded, and free. "What NAUTILUS MAGAZINE II things soever ye desire . . . believe that is in the world." that ye receive them and ye shall Sickness, poverty, fear, failure, sor­ have them." row, strife, every negative condition There are no problems that the disappears under the power of Christ. Christ cannot solve. There is nothing In the consciousness of Christ's pres­ in the world that can withstand ence we know his peace, his faith; the consciousness of His presence. his joy, his righteousness, the ever­ "Greater is He that is in you than he lasting power of his own divinity.

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OR YEARS after I was alone, I tried for eternity," came to me. Here was Fto sell my old home that had my opportunity to build, perhaps meant so much to me, but which even a mansion, if I held fast to the now was filled with memories that promise, "With God all things are I did not like to recall; they seemed possible." So I forgot my slim purse only to add to my loneliness. and my own quiet habits of life and Then one never-to-be-forgotten day invited my cousin and her family to I received a sad letter from a cousin share the old house where room was who was meeting severe losses in plenty even though dollars were not. many ways. Her husband had just But the sadness in the children's passed on, leaving her with three eyes struck me with force when I children and almost without re­ saw them, so dear and lovely, but sources. His business had slipped with that look that should never be down hill and the little family were seen on young faces . Fright and fear without a home. "Without a home"! dominant where joy and beauty Those words went straight to my should be expressed. heart, for that was something I never Their mother, after becoming ad­ had experienced. justed to her new surroundings, began Wou1d I take them in for awhile, to use her musical talent to a good wrote my cousin, until they became purpose. Slowly, at first, a class adjusted to the new sorrow. Perhaps grew; and as I had not sold my old some way out of it all would develop piano that was still good, she made later. fine use of it. At first I was appalled by the Then I became ill for a time, and vision of three. active youngsters in who was my faithful nurse and care­ my peaceful, though lonely, home taker than my friend, and whose and by the thought of the disturb­ little girls trotted all day if necessary ances which would arise if I asked on errands for me? Her two small them to share it with me. daughters, of course. However, the words, ''Building My work was in a Jibrary for six I2 NAUTILUS MAGAZINE hours of the day, and with such care It has all worked out so much and attention I was able to resume better than I felt when I opened my the job with renewed health, and home and my heart to my friend's pleasure. little family. Naturally there were periods of And that was, of course, the deeper adjustment in the family and we all reason why the old house never sold had to hang onto our common sense even though I offered it at a loss; it and use all the wisdom possible to stood as a bulwark now and spread cross some bridge; still we always itself over more ground taking in my did manage to do this without too new family with joy. much friction. Now I see that is why I could never I had to recall the verse, "Behold find the right buyer for the place; I shall do a new thing; now it shall it still had work to do and its old spring forth, shall ye not know it?': walls had yet to resound to childish Surely the addition of three young­ voices. sters into my quiet home was a "new So it became a home indeed when thing''; but they seemed to realize once it was but a lonely shelter. this too and were generally sweet I do not feel today that I gave these and patient. dear ones anything at all, although I seemed to acquire a great spir­ when their plea for help came to me itual illumination: "When we have it seemed that I was the one who overcome every earthly limitation, must give and give. the kingdom of God shall be estab­ But not so; today I am the recip­ lished in us and God alone shall ient of so many joys unknown to me rule.'' before that I wonder how I lived Our boy planted and cared for a then, in those lonely times when garden passed my belief that any life held but little charm for me. boy of twelve years could do so well, New doors have been opened and and his chickens were fine dinners. new friends made in this service that He seemed to be my boy too now, as has not been mine alone. did also the little girls belonged to I do not need to ask, ''Lord, what me in part. wilt Thou have me do?" for the way They are growing up too fast to is here before me; a flower-strewn path now and I can truly say, ''It was suit me now, and their young eyes one of the best things that ever hap­ have lost that sad look, so I realized pened to me." I have reached the the meaning of that poem written by "Peace crowned heights" and to one of our great poets who said, ''Not quote Emerson, ''The more of our what we give but what we share, for lives we give to others, the fuller and the gift without the giver is bare." richer, the more beautiful and hap­ How true. pier our own lives become.''

THE KNOWLEDGE of truth removes hatred and quarrels and prevents mutual injuries. - Maimonides. NAUTILUS MAGAZINE Methods of Prayer By FLORENCE BASCOM-PHILLIPS, D.C. A1·ticle II of "The Truth of Prayer" Series

HERE ARE four distinct methods way of saying that the supply for Tof prayer: visualization; affirma­ every demand is already provided. tion; activation and realization. Because the supply is already pro­ To visualize your prayer you must vided, our prayers are answered even see it actually accomplished, just as though there is no visible change in plainly as you can recall that which appearances. There are an abundance has happened. This can be done either of biblical promises with which to by visualizing in the imagination bolster one's faith. Jesus said, "Thy or by using pictures illustrative of word is truth." Webster says that the idea to help in the visualiza­ truth is the steadfast fulfilment of tion process. Son;tetimes visualization Divine intention or purpose. There­ brings immediate results so rapidly fore, truth is active. Truth is the that one can hardly keep pace with carrying out of the purpose of God them, before one has ,time to use any as outlined in the commands and other method. promises of the Bible. For this reason Obviously, the individual who affirming "I am radiant with the cannot call to mind the image of his health of God," when one appears best friend had better not depend to' be sick, is actually stating the upon visualizing via the imagina­ truth. And to say, ·'God supplies my tion. The person who cannot under­ every need and I am prosperous,'' stand a cartoon and never looks at when one appears to be surrounded a picture, probably would· not get by every evidence of poverty is also much help from putting up a picture stating the truth. To say, "Christ's illustrative of the idea embodied in · righteousness is mine and I am filled his prayer. with the desire and ability to do However, affirma.tion is something right in every way," is the truth. that everyone can use, as it is effec­ Affirming a truth repeatedly even­ tive either with or without visuali­ tually re-educates the subconscious zation. The only essential point about mind to the instinctive acceptance of affirmation is that one ·must be in­ that truth which can then become tellectually convinced that God is manifest in the character, body and everywhere present as the substance aff'airs. from which all our desires are made Affirmations are never for the pur­ manifest; that he does actually have pose of changing God. Your affirma­ both the power and the willingness tions change you into harmony with to give the desires of the heart; and that which has always been God's that he can be contacted within the plan. ''For I, Jehovah, change not,'' Secret Place. The Lord told the God says. (Mal. 3: 6.) God's ever­ prophet Isaiah: "Before they call, I lasting supply of health, harmony, will answer." Which is just another righteousness, love, prosperity and NAUTILUS MAGAZINE peace has never changed. We, by our greatly speed up the outward mani­ mental attitude toward these things, festation of the Truth. have changed our ability to recog­ If you are praying for more love nize and accept them. Affirmation in your life, start expressing yourself puts us back into harmony with in gentle, lovely tones, loving, en­ God's eternal purpose. dearing words, or kind deeds, letting ''Jehovah, who shall sojourn in thy God work in you "both to will and tabernacle?" asks David. "Who shall to do of his good pleasure.'' dwell in thy holy hill?" (Psalms If you are praying for more health 15: 1, 2.) to manifest in your body, obey .all The answer is: "He that walketh the known laws of health: be tem­ uprightly, and worketh righteous­ perate in your work; your recreation; ness, ~.nd speaketh the truth in his your eating habits; avoid all known heart. excesses; exercise; relax; work and We only begin to feel the truth in play like a normal, sane, sensible our hearts after we have visualized healthy person. or affirmed it or in some way become You will notice that the person adequately aware of it. .who is manifesting perfect health, "These are the things that ye shall alternates activity and relaxation; do: Speak every man the truth with and when he relaxes, he retains no his neighbor: execute the judgment tension in mind or body. of truth and peace in your gates: and The old couplet which we learned let none of you devise evil in your as children: hearts against his neighbor." (Zech. 8: 16, 17.) "Work while you work, play while you play, So instead of affirming the appear­ This is the way to be happy and gay," ance of evil in our fellowman, we must speak the truth of God's un­ really expresses an enormous amount changing purpose with, and for, our of truth. neighbor. If you are going to act prosperous, ·'The Christ in me greets the Christ will you go on a sudden spending in you. The Christ in you greets the spree and involve yourself in a lot Christ in me. The Christ in each of of debts? Is that the way the truly us appreciates the Christ in the other. prosperous people you know act? The Christ in you causes you to No. Those who are prosperous pay manifest justice, fairness, courtesy, their bills and go about the accom­ purity and righteousness." plishment of their purpose in a con­ Such an affirmation will change the servative way, but with perfect appearances into harmony with Truth assurance that there's plenty more so quickly that one feels as if he had where that came from. A prosperous sudden! y come into possession of a person can spend the last dollar in magic formula. his pocketbook without a qualm or Activation is another method of a fear, yet he does not spend reck­ prayer. Act as though the prayer lessly. You, too, can spend your last were already answered (which it cent to satisfy a need, help a fellow really is, you know, for "Before they man, or pay a bill, and recognizing call I will answer") and this will God as the source of your prosperity, NAUTILUS MAGAZINE you need have no fear that the next that thou hearest me always: but obligation will not be met. because of the people which stand Realization is, perhaps, the highest by, I said it." Uohn 11:41, 42.) type of prayer. Realization is that The more doubts which seem to inward acceptance of something as assail you, like the unbelieving people real when there is no visible evi­ who stood around the tomb of Laz­ dence. It is the action of faith within. arus, the more essential it is that you I think that thanking God for a turn to thanksgiving and praise to blessing not yet manifest, and prais­ establish a quick realization ofTruth. ing him for the answer to a prayer You will feel a sudden inner assur­ which is not yet visible, is the surest ance which at once clinches the mat­ way to realization. ter in your own mind. Regardless of Jesus used this method when he the outer appearances you will then raised Lazarus from the dead. Laz­ say, ·'It is done.'' This is realization. arus had been dead for several days. The manifestation follows quickly, The people around had no faith. just as Lazarus came forth at once Even Mary .and Martha were con­ when Jesus called him. I have per­ sumed with their desperate sorrow sonally demonstrated this many times; and could not realize what Jesus and so has every Truth teacher. meant when he said, ·'I am the resur­ Events move with such rapidity to rection and the life." (John 11: 25 .) bring into manifestation that which Jesus said, "Father, I thank thee has been realized within, that one that thou hast heard me, and I knew can hardly keep up with events. How Letting Go Brought Me What I Wanted By ANNIE S. GREENWOOD, PH.D.

HEN our day dreams are such tion. My early childhood training W deep longings of the heart that had been by evening lessons around they dominate emotions, mind and the table, under the kerosene lamp, in actions, we may know that they can my log cabin home. Now I could get be fulfilled. They are whisperings of a few weeks of summer schooling by the God within, urging us to higher walking nearly ten miles 'daily. achievements. Let us not disregard One day, while still new to the them. Desire is the voice of God in unusual surroundings and exceedingly the soul. self-conscious, I was cruelly embar­ For the key to my life ambition, I rassed in the English class by the turn back to a summer day on the ruthless criticism of the teacher. Canadian frontier in a little one­ I thought my "Composition on room school. I was twelve, terribly Gophers" was good. His detailed ·shy and desperately eager for educa- comments showed its many errors r6 · NAUTILUS MAGAZINE and I felt the condemnation most longing into the will of the Father keenly. Then, as he handed my slate -whatever that will might be - back to me he said kindly, ''Some ought to be even greater than our day, Annie, you'll write a• book." desire. Perhaps it was partly due to the The lesson sank deep into my con­ emotional transition from bitter cha­ sciousness and I tried to apply it in grin to the joy of commendation that life's affairs. his casual words so deeply impressed In the worst of the depression me. I was thrilled beyond expression. years, when my earning power had I was to become a writer! Teacher been entirely cut off by a serious ill­ had said so, and of course that settled ness, I spent much time writing. The it. Nothing could be more wonderful! deep desire had never left me. I felt That became the shining star which that it might be the avenue through lured me on. which should come the much needed For years, in almost every con­ income. Regardless of my continued ceivable way, I was sidetracked. I efforts, I was entirely unsuccessful. had to hurdle se~mingly impossible Daily I spent time in meditation barriers to get an education. But about it. I had a message for human­ always that star of hope shone. Some ity and longed to get it into print. As day I was going to write a book. a Truth teacher, I k~ew what people At twenty-five I was an utterly needed. My manuscripts went out destitute invalid widow with two with high hopes. They came back children to support and myself to with sickening regularity. Still I educate. At that time I had had a kept on. The beacon which had been total of only fifteen months of school­ lighted in childhood might flicker ing. Year after year the necessities of but it never went out. life occupied my most earnest en­ On the morning ot August first, deavors and every ounce of strength I 1933, as I turned my attention to could summon. Always, though, I that part of my meditation, my mind knew I must round out my education made a complete right-about-face. because, you see, I was going to be Instantly I found myself saying aloud, a writer! "All right, Father. If You don't At thirty-two I received my Mas­ want me to write I'll find some other ter's degree. Most of my mature life way to serve you." was spent as college teacher, but my A beautiful perfect peace filled my writing dream never faded. whole being. The longing which for Many years later, at a summer years had been an actual physical camp lecture, I heard Glenn Clark pain left me. I was contented and describe the perfection of Grecian happy. · ·symmetry. He sh0wed a rectangle on I blessed every manuscript, wher­ the blackboard, the dimensions of ever it was, and completely released -which were: Width, 1; length, 1.618 it. - the basis of all Greek art. Apply- It was a marvelous letting go. My ing the principle, he explained that need was just as grea1i , but deep our ardent desire for something is a within my heart I knew I was cared complete 1. Then, he pointed out, for and that all needs were being met. :our willingness to merge this deep Over and over I repeated, in perfect NAUTILUS MAGAZINE confidence, "The Lord is my Shep­ relinquished. herd; I shall not want. The Lord is Ever since then checks in modest my Shepherd; I DO not want. " abundance have continued to come On the evening of August fourth from magazine publishers. In the I stepped out on the porch under the fall of 1935 my first book was pub­ trees and the quiet stars and then lished, followed by seven more inside sudden! y remembered that I had not of five years. A prominent daily looked into the mailbox all day. newspaper recently pronounced me There was a letter of appreciation "One of the most prolific writers of from an editor and a check for thirty the town." A few days later I was dollars. It seemed like a message introduced over the Columbia Broad­ direct from· my Father, especially casting System as ''The most prolific when I looked at it the second time writer of the Northwest." and saw thai: it was dated August I had caught the inspiration when first- the very day I had completely a child, and never lost it.

Spiritual Moods That Bring .Healing By MARIE WINCHELL WALKER, M.D. Part II (Concluded)

uR first article on Spiritual Moods meates everything here, but it also O ended with a promise to give transcends this world. Another link you the most essential conditions to between faith and a letting go of self develop these moods. There are two is: True faith loves to pray for all requirements that appear most neces­ who ask for help. "Faith without sary: The first is faith in God. The works is dead." But make no mis­ second is renunciation of self. By take about this: When you pray for this is meant a letting go 'of the lim­ another's good you receive a blessing iting thoughts about self. " Let go for yourself. You ident~fy yourself and let God;" "Away from person­ with God just as soon as you begin ality to Principle." These expres­ to realize the presence and power of sions are familiar to every student of God as active in the life of some metaphysics. person who requests your aid. One cannot consider the first con­ Build for Yourself a Reservoir of Faith. dition without linking it tb the A spiritual mood comes quickly to second; for when you have the kind all individuals who have built up an of faith that brings victory and heal­ abiding background of faith. I some­ ing, you necessarily ascend in your times think of this abiding faith as thinking to thl:! plane of Spirit, away a great reservoir that is fed by a hid­ from self. Your faith is illumined by den spring which has its source in a vision of limitless divine Power. God. This reservoir never fails, and To be sure it is a Power that per- is always accessible to one who seeks 18 NAUTILUS MAGAZINE to increase his faith. not always associated with faith in Some Ways to Increase Faith. Each God. An individual may become so day provide for yourself enough spir­ completely absorbed in his work that . itual food to bring spontaneous he forgets himself. For example, in thoughts of God. These thoughts Chicago we used to hear a story about should come at intervals during the a distinguished lawyer, who, while day, and should include gratitude, trying a famous case, put on a clean joy, praise and prayer. This will be shirt every morning over the soiled , a prayer so brief that it need not one. At the end of the week his wife interfere with the work you are discovered that her husband was doing. "Do not pray by idle rote like wearing six shirts! pagans, for they suppose they will I want to tell you about another be heard the more they say. " (Mat­ man. Let us call him J. B. He is now thew 6: 7, Moffatt.) Pray like the 55. From the time he was 50 until man who said, "Here I am God, Pearl Harbor this man considered clean me up.'' In Bible language this himself a semi-invalid. He was never would be, ''Create in me a clean lazy- far from it. He positively heart, 0, God, and reneyv a right was unable to do physical work that spirit within me." One who !rays taxed his strength. Lhave known him like that is "poor in spirit" an will to attempt it and lose weight so receive a blessing. "Blessed are the rapidly that he actually seemed to be poor in spirit.'/ This simply means melting away before our eyes. He that one who feels the need of greater became hollow-eyed and pale but spirituality will get it as soon as he kept on working until he finally asks God for it. The poor in spirit collapsed: Mter a few days he was have the kind of meekness that is on his feet again, but was glad to turn spiritual might. We are told that his business over to his capable wife! the word "meekness" was used by Now comes the real story: The shock the Greeks to describe a colt which of what happened at Pearl Harbor had been broken in and harnessed. aroused J. B. to attempt strenuous Real meekness is faith that is willing work at the shipyards. He began to let God run one's life. working under a skilled boss aged Associate with people who are 75. J. B.'s family watched him anx­ spiritually-minded and who are able iously, but their semi-invalid was to demonstrate good for themselves now filled with endurance and and for others. This is another way strength. He held his job, spending to increase your own faith. In the four hours a day on the bus and Bible we find this question: ' 'What street cars, and putting in full time has light to do with darkness?" with never a day off for sickness. Cultivate the friendship of' 'Children I go to see him once in a while on of light.' ' Share their experience and Sundays, when I know that he is at you will develop a strong~r faith. home, and always find him glori­ But however small your fatth may ously well and happy. It is as though be, do not fail to use it for a purpose. a miracle had taken place in J. B. Active faith, as pointed out here, He has turned away from his old, is linked to a turning away from weak self, and is alive with patriot­ self. This renunciation, however, is ism and new-found strength. I have NAUTILUS MAGAZINE come to believe that such profound "Over-Soul" that is helping America patriotism is an expression of spir­ and her faithful workers through itual strength. He is sustained by the this crisis. Life Should Be Thrilling By DORTCH CAMPBELL

How Dan May Changed His World in Seven Days

IVE locked doors bar the way to Truth for a long time, but Truth Fyour happiness. They are your people, because of a wider range of senses. If you would live beyond your vision, sense the wrongness as well ken, if you want complete harmony as the rightness of circumstances and and love in your life, unlock those are especially sensitive to inharmony. doors. Senses are the wings of Spirit. Dan May told me that he spent most What do you think they are for if of his waking hours praying for not to make you happy? You must relief. I said, "Pray three times a day feel happiness that comes from touch, for not more than three minutes at sound, fragrance, sight and hunger. a time and then rejoice for the re­ That simplified is that you must mainder of your waking hours because thl'ill to everything you contact in life. your prayers are answered." Then you become as a little child. But Dan said that his niche in life Now you are imprisoned within the called for a practical formula! Then chambers of the mind, constantly we talked about love curing all in shrinking from life. But it is easy to harmony. "Why won't it work?" open the doors and pass into a broader he said; he was a man of discern­ and more intense life. Everything you ment. Surely we all start bravely touch, hear, smell, see and hunger enough, trying to love ourselves out for can be made beautiful by the of irritations, but love will not .al­ imagination. ways work because of lack of power. Blessed is that man who imagines I told him that he could unlock Truth! the five doors that barred the way to Until he was fifty-five years old, his happiness by using his imagina­ Dan May, a !rofessional man, had tion; for you use imagination when lived a life o blood and sweat and you rejoice. tears; and lots of us had prayed for But he shook his head. ·'They him, and he had prayed for himself, ·will make fun of me,'' said this staid and many of his problems had van­ and solemn man of dignity. ished. But there was one great thing Then and there I made a discovery. he lacked, and that was an intense It was not really my discovery at all, blending with the lives of others in for seers and mystics since the be­ harmony; his office was all gossip ginning of time have proclaimed it - and. cunning and frayed nerves, he the immortality of the soul. Only, asserted. This man had worked in in this instance I saw why this man 20 NAUTILUS MAGAZINE had failed at loving and failed at and conquered his little world in living in harmony. It was because he seven days. did not believe in that power though I wish you could see Dan May to­ he professed such a belief as a Chris­ day- he is so radiant! Once upon a tian. The soul is the only thing in time he said to me, " I associate with life that counts, I told him. the most disagreeable persons in the Men and women are drawn into world." But now he assures me that an atmosphere that is not harmo­ his little niche is the happiest spot on nious because deep down in their earth. That is so because he blends hearts they do not believe and feel with others; his soul reaches out and that they are able to cope with cir­ touches others, and he has made it so cumstances and with other men and by letting his soul shine out with women. There is a sense of inferiority imaginative powers. at the core of the life in every case Imagination is a blending; it is more of infelicity. That is too obvious to than picturization. It is a blending of say that it is my discovery. creative substances. It is Spirit's That feeling of being under instead means of transmutation. By imagina­ of in a higher level of consciousness tion you change yourself from the keeps their love from others and the creature you are into what you would love of others away from them. be. You can also, by imagination, So imagine that you are the center and convert base metals of your environ­ the heart and the love of all life-for you ment into precious gold. The method really are! The heaven of expanding is in Christ's Repent; that is to say, activity, as Brown Land one says, is at turn from, change and let there be an the core of you, and that heaven must expansion and an upheaving of the actually flow through your senses. kingdom of heaven. Imagine that this is true and it will Of course, you should see life lift you above the thrall of circum­ through the lens of the imagination. stances and the irritations of others. But not only that; you should use When, in imagination, you feel the this lens to touch, he;J.r, taste and thrill of the soul's immortality, you hunger for life's harmonies. You cannot help but look out with full should look at life with all eyes. But love and joy. You will not merely you must also gaze upon life within think and strive for joy and love. You you with the transforming eye of the will see the heroism of the little sacri­ imagination. By imagination you can fices of others. You will see, hear, become the master of frustrations and feel, touch and taste life's loves and reverses. You want to be glad, and joys. Paint a picture of what you you want love and harmony, but how· really are at the core of you. Love and can you thus live if you feel that you joy, in the majesty of that strength, lack the evolving power of the soul? will then literally flow out of you and But you can raise yourself to great come back to you from others. You heights of imaginat ~ on . Let your soul are a reservoir of love, overflowing. radiate through its doors through These things I told Dan May and he this symbol of intense and ardent believed me. And it was no mere in­ faculty, giving and receiving, akin to tellectual acquiescence, but a living all and everything. Here is a truth of thing in his heart. And he went out tremendous power and dimension. NAUTILUS MAGAZINE 2..1 I Spiritual Experiences In War By BROWN LANDONE, F.R.E.S. Article I -

HEN WE broke away from ortho­ They are not given to fantastic im­ W doxy, we stripped Truth down agining or hallucinations; they are to a skeleton of thought. But now, cold, matter-of-fact business men. particularly with the tragedies of In the battle of Verdun these four war, we need greatly to clothe our men- sent out as part of a scouting "mentalized skeletons" of thoughts, party- were isolated, out beyond with the living truth found in all the the trenches. Eleven had been killed; sacred revelations of God. four were left. God promises that his angels shall They were in a shell hole, .hiding have charge over us. Let us accept from the Germans who had pushed them as living truths, for angels are forward and would have been able powers of good sent out by God. with their machine guns to kill all In the New Testament the word four instantly if they had once lifted that is translated "angels" is also their heads above the edge of the .translated "messengers" and "evan­ shell hole and thus let the Germans gelists,·· which makes it clear that an know they were there. . aqgel is any power "sent out" from They lay hidden in that: shell hole God to help man. Every good for hours, every moment expecting thought, every feeling of love, every death if the Germans moved forward surge of power, is sent out by God. enough so that they could see them. Our greatest revelation of Truth Every man prayed- with intense (the Bible) tells of an angel announc­ desire for our forces to make another ing Christ's birth to the shepherds; of sortie forward and rescue them. They . an angel guiding Joseph to take the. waited and waited- and waiting Christ Child to Egypt; of angels min­ under such conditions, when each istering unto Jesus in the mountains; moment seems a day, puts a great of an angel rolling the stone away strain on the nerves. from the tomb that first Easter morn; Finally one qf the men whispered of angels freeing Peter from prison. to the Major, "You'd better shoot And thelie are numberless other in­ me, for I'm getting balmy. I might stances of God's angels inspiring, jump up and yell. I'm so bad,now I'm guiding, protecting man. seeing things.'' God's angels can protect our sons "And what are you seeing, in the hells of war. I do not argue, but quietly asked the Major, "for if you give you facts; and I cite no incident are seeing the same thing I am seeing, of this or the last world war except I perhaps we are not balmy. For twenty have checked its truth. minutes I myself have been seeing I tell you first of four men in World something. I did not mention it, be­ War I, two of whom are still alive. cause I thought the rest of you would 2.2. NAUTILUS MAGAZINE think I was crazy. " whether you think those men were "What do you see?" the souls of the buddies who had "I see our buddies - the eleven been killed a few hours before, or who were shot- standing up in whether yqu think they were angels front of us, not ten feet away.- Each is senr by God, clothed to appear like holding up his hand, as though hold­ men. ing back the Germans." The great truth is this: Spirit is IN­ "I see"the same thing. FINITE and has INFINITE power to "But what are they- are they manifest in INFINITE ways,· and it real?" will manifest in THE way which will "I don't know," said the Major, protect you if yozt have the vision to accept "but whatever they are, I think it and the faith to trust it. they're standing there to]rotect us.'' For myself, I accept the truth of "You're balmy," sai the third angels as radiations of God, just as I man. "There's no one there." accept your soul as a radiation of 'Tm going to put them to the God. And personally, I think the test," said the Major. ''I'll stand up. time has come for us to advance be­ If the Germans don't shoot, it means that yond the mathematical laws of they can't see us, and that we ARE pro­ thoughts and accept the truth that tected by oztr pals out there, and Ctfn crawl God manifests as living spirit in an back to the trenches without being seen.'' infinite number of ways- in greater The Major stood up and not a shot health, greater abundance, greater came from the Germans, even though love, greater protection. they were but a few yards away. One No, I do not suggest that you pray by one the other three men in the to angels. But I do urge you to pray to shell hole stood up, and they actually God for the help and protection of his walked ttpright back to their own lines. angels! Now personally, to me, it makes no Accept the living truth that ·'God difference what you think; but what hath given his angels charge over you think will integrate or disinte­ thee" and all thy loved ones. grate Truth for you. I do not care (To Ba Continued)

NO MAN IS GREATER By HELEN HowLAND PRoMMEL No MAN is greater than the faith he holds In God's great goodness, and in hu­ mankind; And grounded deep within his faith repose His righteousness and freedom Of the mind. NAUTILUS MAGAZINE How To Gain Peace of Mind By GRENVILLE KLEISER

F soMEONE were to approach you of this is shown is not only in the I with peace of mind in one hand great crises that sometimes confront and a million dollars in the other, the individual, but also in the habit which would you choose? Obviously of reacting viol~ntly to small things. you would take the peace of mind. The latter habit is an evidence of be­ Most modern lives are lived at such ing nervously undisciplined, and is high pressure and at such a pace that an unhappy condition. It is self­ there is neither the space nor the discipline that protects against any leisure left for any kind of serious undue strain of conflicts without and thought. irritations within." The tendency of today is to avoid Man, in the main, is the sum and any kind of soli tuge or quiet, such as substance of his views and thoughts. would make deep thinking possible. Is he depressed in spirit? Then it is "What shall we do?" or "Where because some particular view is shall we go?" is constantly being do!Jlinating his mind. Is he calm and asked by those who are bored when peaceful under trying circumstances? alone and try to fill every spare mo­ Then some pleasant view is exercising ment with some kind of distraction. its helpful influence upon his own Men are groping for peace of mind, inner life. and are disappointed not to find it in Robert Louis Stevenson said : ''The the crowd or in the pursuit of pleas­ day returns and brings to us the petty ure. Widespread mental unrest is round of irritating concerns and doubtless due to lack of realization duties. Help us to play the man. Help that what makes for happiness de­ us to perform them with laughter pends, not upon circumstances, but and kind faces. " upon man himself. In his book "Tranquillity of Equanimity of outlook does not Mind," Seneca advises us to cultivate come from mere material advantages, a yielding disposition if we would or the pursuit of pleasure, but rather have serenity of mind. from a sense of duty well done, of Kindness is the antidote for mental moral standards sustained, of well­ unrest. It need not be effusive, it often grounded confidence in the perma­ need not even be spoken. If it ani­ nency of the spiritual. mates· us, it eases every situation; it As a keen observer has said: ''Who­ makes us better satisfied with our­ ever would have peace of mind must selves, causing a warm glow of peace cultivate self-discipline. Where lack to permeate our consciousness. ' NAUTILUS MAGAZINE Views and Reviews

By WILLIAM E. TOWNE

How To Get Along With Yourself agreewith'our adversaries; that when YOU don't get on well with a man asks us to walk a mile with JF him we walk two miles · and much yoursel~ you are not likely to get on well With others. If you have in­ else of like import. ' har~ony w_ithin, it extends to your Al,l this ~an be summed up to mean: relatwns w1th your world without. Don t be suff-necked- adjust, adapt An inferiority feeling is the result yourself. C?f course it is not easy to of inharmony within and lack of ad­ react effiCiently to every condition justment. You won't get on very that may arise. Time is often needed well, e-:'e?- with yourself, unless you for consideration of one's course. But are wilhng to adapt yourself in in.general, follow a policy of concili­ thought and action - adapt your­ atwn when you can and you will add self to changes which become neces­ to your ~wn co~fidence and power. sary in every life. For there is nothing more stimulating . The one who resists change and ad­ to self-confidence than success in justment will find himself unable to dealing with others. Such success re­ do much that he desires to do and it leases power within the self for new is this increasing inability to' realize and far greater achievements. Ex­ his desires which fosters the inferi­ ample: "The boy who stuttered­ ority feeling. Demosthenes - who learned to sway Men in 11ll ages who knew the others by his words until he was the prin~iples of practical psychology by greatest orator in all Greece. There is instinct have emphasized the neces­ r,sycho~ogical truth in the saying, ~ity for agr~eing with others -when Nothing succeeds like success ." 1t was desirable and wise to agree. This. is ju~t as true when you are The biblical writers denounced the deahng w1th yourself - trying to "stiff-necked" who always "resist get on with yourself- as when you the Holy Ghost", the Spirit of God. are contacting other persons. The We are all familiar with the famous forces of progression are released words of Jesus : "Again I say unto through agreement. That is, through you, That if two of you shall agree the reconciling of opposing forces. on earth as touching anything that This reconciliation may be an agree­ they shall ask, it shall be done for ment of two conflicting ideals so that them of my Father which is in union for action is achieved. Just as heaven." Rotherham's Literal Ver­ the French in North Africa are now sion makes this promise even clearer trying to unite two schools of politi­ 'and stronger by saying that where cal thought so that the Republic may two may agree "concerning any matter be re-c~eated and assume a place of whatsoever they may ask," it will be power 1n the world. You may have in "brought to pass" for them by the mind two different courses of action. Father. Jesus also advised that we Your success in achieving either will NAUTILUS MAGAZINE depend upon your ability to unite BEHOLD I STAND AT upon a single course - to come to a point of agreement- within your­ THE DOOR AND self- as to which course you will follow. This releases the power to KNOCK carry you forward. Power comes By DOROTHY SPENCER surging forth wherever there is agreement. ROM where I used to sit in a certain As to the affect of agreement upon Fchurch which I attended for a health as well as success, Wilfrid Lay quarter of a century, I could see a has written: "Acceptance and acqui- , beautiful stained flass window. On it was a figure o Christ, bent for­ escence are normal healthy states of ward, lantern in hand, knocking at a mind. Rejections and refusals and de­ door. , clinings are unhealthy, abnormal The inscription beneath read: "Be­ states of mind, for they imply a lack hold, I stand at the door and knock.'' of power to cope with the situations In truth I have come to learn the . rejected or dodged, and an uncon­ wonderful and truly adaptable mean­ scious belief on the part of the de­ ing of this Bible quotation. clining person that his constitution, God stands at the door of my con- mental or physical, is not strong scious mind and says: enough to stand the strain." "I am your Father, I think that Dr. Lay's deductions "I would like to help you. ''I will do it for you, my child, be­ are rather sweeping, but in the main cause I love you." correct. If we are getting on pretty It seems as if I had been trying for well with ourselves we shall be able years to clear up certain problems in to get along pretty well with others. my life which still persisted. Resentment and resistance are signs I could think of countless solu­ that we are not overly confident in tions.! would run about trying first our own powers. They arise because one idea, then another, but. the prob­ we are afraid something is going to lems remained. be taken away from us which we It is amazing how long it took me value highly. But if we are on pretty to understand the meaning of . this Bible verse. good terms with ourselves, and have Truth teaches that I am not to try confidence in God, we shall know to change an appearance in my world, that we are in no danger of losing an appearance of illness or lack, by what is really essential to us. We running about. Truth, works through shall k!fOW that there are numberless the door of my conscious mind. I must ways in which our good can come to mentally give up my problems. The us; that if one way is blocked another outer changes only with a change in will be open to us; and that accept­ the inner conscious mind. ance of a situation helps to release in I speak to my Father, God, who us the power to deal with it effec­ has already spoken to me and I give· tively. (Plea.Ie turn to page 27, col. 2) 2.6 NAUTILUS MAGAZINE easy it was for those who had a good bank account to tell others to pray Success In Prayer themselves into prosperity. One day I Edited by W . E. T. t~nd E. T. came across a Bible verse that said : "Give and it shall be given unto you. Good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over." HOW I FOUND PROSPERITY I used to think that I could not THROUGH PRAYER help others on an empty stomach with debt staring me in the face . But I CAN clearly recall the time when I discovered that the only way to have I did not have two nickels so that I a full stomach is to help others. Si­ could rub one against the other. I lently I affirmed: "The strength of the tried one religion after the other in almighty is now established in me.'' the attempt to find relief from my Gradually people began to come to troubles, but nothing seemed to avail me for help. They happened to be peo­ me. ple who had no money to pay me, Prayers were said over me . Prayer and I badly needed money. Perhaps meetings were held for me, all to no that was a good thing, however, for avail. Somehow, it got around that I it prevented me from placing my de­ was practicing a strange religion pendence upon persons for my supply. called New Thought in which I The Bible verse said: "Give." I did claimed that God was Principle or give my service to others, looking Spirit. only to God for the fulfillment of the Several prayer meetings were held promise. after that beseeching God to deliver I had a few coins which I had been me from the wiles of the Devil who afraid to spend. I now looked through was supposed to be after my soul. the Bible for further guidance. I came Well, the prayers of these people were to John 6. After reading this chapter I never answered, for I continued in the took the coins and gave thanks and I New Thought way. I recalled the used them for postage and carfare in words of Scripture: ·'Judge not lest ye giving my service to others. . be judged. For with what judgment At the end of that day money came ye mete out to others it shall be meted from different directions. I blessed out to you again." every piece of money I received. Then There are two things that have I blessed those to whom I gave it in never failed me in demonstrating pros­ exchange for what I bought. I blessed perity. One is helping others. The every bill that I owed. Then I blessed other is blessing my money - the my creditors as I paid my debts. I money that passes through my hands. blessed my home, my furniture, my There have been times when I would clothes. It wasn't long before I had a pray and pray, and as day by day bank account. To this day I continue passed I would seem to be no nearer to bless all the money which I receive. to pro.sperity than before I started. Even my stationery, pen and ink are The few pennies that I had I was blessed. One thing I ·have noticed and afraid to part with for fear I would that is that if I neglect to bless what­ not get any more. I used to think how ever I receive, my flow of prosperity -,-----

NAUTILUS MAGAZINE lessens. Then, as soon as I begin again ing he would take over the note. He to bless that which comes to me, the named a figure that I felt it would be flow of blessings continue.-E.R. W., wise to accept. · Mich.· . At the time agreed upon I went to the town and the sale was put through. Although the house needed I PRAYED FOR GUIDANCE repairs and the neighborhood had de­ DURING SLEEP AND WAS teriorated, I received a slightly better price for it than had been received for SUCCESSFUL other property in better condition and OR some time I had been anxious in a better location. Fto sell a piece of property in a All the time the negotiations w~re town several hundred miles from the going on, I blessed the house and all one in which I was living. I visualized who had any contact with it and with the sale and myself receiving cash in the matter of the sale. payment for it. I felt led to go to an­ What led me to feel that the time other town where I had once lived, was ripe for action was a dream which which was nearer the property I seemed to indicate that I would soon wanted to sell. I made the change and leave for the town where I .had for­ then wrote the realtor V\\ho had merly lived and from there would charge of the property and asked him take the short trip to the town where to ask the tenants if they wished to the ]roperty was located. As a re­ buy it. He did so and replied that they war for being ''obedient to the heav­ were willing to buy on a long-term enly vision" my dream came true in contract with a small payment down more ways than one. - B. L. K., and very small monthly payments. N.Mex. This was not satisfactory to me, as I wanted a cash deal. Upon inquiry I Behold I Stand at. the Door and Knock was informed that no home loan ( Contintted from page 25) company would take over the note on thanks that he has told me that he such a small down payment. will solve my problems. He will I had once read an article by Brown bring me health, happiness and supply. Landone in which he said he had ad­ The outward appearance always vised a young man to pray for guid­ responds to the change in my con­ ance just before going to sleep. I now scious thinking. did this for two nights. The second ------night I was given the name of a man REMEMBER, whatever ought to be in that town with whom I had trans­ done can be done. - Harriet Beecher acted some business at one time, but· Stowe. about whom I had since forgotten. My conscious mind said there was no WILL YOU-PLEASE? e A Doctor of Divinity writes us1 "I read and re·reod use in writing him;- he was a busi­ Nautilus in bed before I go to sleep. This practice has kept my faith in myself and in Gad. If I had nat had this nessman and would not buy a note pleasure I would have an impoverished life and maybe that a home loan company would not (pardon me) gone 'nuts.'" So you never can tell what good may como from passing on YOUR copy of Nautilus to some handle. However, I wrote him any­ one who will really read it. Will you do th1s-pleasef Or, better yet, send $2.00 for NGutilus one year to be sent to way and was rather agreeably sur­ someone you know will appreciate it. THANK YOUJ prised to receive a letter in reply, stat- THE ELIZABETH TOWNE CO., Inc., Holyoke, Man. 2.8 NAUTILUS MAGAZINE Elizabeth's Editorials cal solution, described as an anti­ freeze mixture which when sprayed (Continued from pQge 7) into a room will kill the germs. What And that was a memorable occa­ a blessing for all of us. sion for this special reason: Dr. Benes This new spray is the result of re­ offered to All of Us millions in the search carried on for the past four world, this new international slogan years by the University of Chicago for the United Nations everywhere: scientists. The War Department's Civilian ''LIVE AND HELP LIVE'' ·Epidemiological Board recently re­ ported that a thimbleful of the chem­ Let us take that sloga.n to heart and ical, known as triethylene glycol and live up to it. That is what our United similar to anti-freeze, sprayed into a Nations means and no matter what large room such as an army barracks, we think about it now, the Four would kill all the pneumonia and Freedoms. are destined to spread over streptococcus germs within a few the world. Here is a new Pledge for minutes. Good Americans, which fits right in But scientists at the university who here, which I found in a full page ad­ developed the solution said it not vertisement in the New York Herald only will kill pneumonia and strepto­ Tribune. I give it to you to memorize coccus germs, but also will kill influ­ and to glory in and propagandize enza germs and probably common everywhere: cold germs. Furthermore, the germs - die instantly, they said. I BELIEVE IN THESE For his research in developing the FOUR FREEDOMS: solution, Dr. Oswald H . Robertson, The first is freedom of speech and professor of medicine at the univer­ expression. sity, was elected to the American The second is freedom of every person Academy of Sciences. He was aided in to worship God in his own way his work by three colleagues. . . . everywhere in the world. This little editorial is to recognize The third is freedom from want . . . and bless Dr. Robertson and his co­ to every nation a healthy peacetime scientists, and the University of Chi­ life for its inhabitants. cago, and the War Department for The fourth is freedom from fear. bringing forth this great discovery. Here's hoping we shall not have to * wait until the end of the war before every drugstore in the country will be Another New Discovery From supplying this new anti-freeze for University of Chicago Scientists germs. It ought to be very easy to use. HE wAR . is bringing forth many It ought to be very easy to manufac­ T new discoveries which are bless­ ture and distribute, and everybody ing the world now and will continue ought to have access to it quickly. to bless us hereafter. Isn't it amazing how manyflorious Another new and very important discoveries are coming out o the In-· one is a spray which will kill pneu­ finite into the here and now? Here's a monia and other germs. It is a chemi- little special blessing for the Asso- NAUTILUS MAGAZINE ciated Press from whose news item I 5. PUT EVERY SOUL AND EVERY FAM- . ILY ON ITS OWN FEET, independent, self­ learned these facts. directing, FREE to be and to buy what THEY Glory to God in the highest and on desire- not what special privileged proces­ earth peace and freedom from germs sors want to make profits on. that kill mankind. 6. NO PAUPER'S OATH, no taking away from anyone the extra overcoat, or the little Truly the angels must have in­ business, or the old automobile or other tools cluded these great scientific discov­ of service or trade, or the little home (or farm) eries in their subconscious if not in mortgaged or not mortgaged, which he or she their conscious minds, when the an­ or they hav~ been able to hang on to up to the present time. ' gel said: ''Behold I bring you glad 7. BEGIN THE PLAN ON THIS BASIS, $5 tidings of great joy which shall be Cash Dividends per week to every member of unto all people." every family group, and to every lone individual who is now without adequate income begin­ ning with all persons and families on relief or * with incomes too small to report for income tax; then include families of small reported in­ Our Plan to Make the World comes, and finally ALL citizens. From richest to poorest, from the day of birth to day of death . Safe for Democracy 8. THE ONLY CLASSES EXEMPTED: (1) aliens, (2) persons imprisoned or hospitalized uR PLAN proposes that our Gov­ as public expense, voluntarily or involuntarily. O ernment underwrite our Con­ Dividends to be reinstated immediately upon stitution giving to every man, woman release. Remember that $5 a week for each and and child his BASIC RIGHT to share every one of us will mable every American fami& to live FREE, self-respecting, .healthy, expressing equally in a minimum income. Read genius and service each after his own FREE this plan carefully, repeatedly, and spirit; also every fami?J wilt be adding its con­ ask the Spirit of God to enlighten mmers' power to the WELI.rBEING OF ALL IN­ you- here it is again: DUSTRY AND BUSINESS: an inexhaustible WELL of prosperity bubbling up from the bot­ DEMOCRACY'S DIVIDENDS tom forever.- Eli%abeth Towne. l. NATIONALIZE BANK CREDIT. Reduce still further the metal bases of money and use Power, or Work-Power, Consuming Power, or National Property Wealth- or all of them * or either - as base for further issues of non­ interest-bearing Legal Tender paper. Issue - ENOUGH legal tender money based on the CONSUMING power, WORK POWER and HOWEVER THINGS GO CREDIT of the U. S. -which is better and By WILLIAM C. LEE greater and sounder, than all the gold and silver in the world. OH, LET . MJ! be cheerful however things go. 1. PAYDIVIDENDSONWHAT?Paythem I ought to rejoice in the bl essings I know. on wealth piled up by tbe collective working-and­ The Lord is my backer, my boss, and my pay. consuming power of all American citizens. I am happy in working for him day by day. 3. WITH NON-INTEREST-B.EARING NEW CURRENCY (or federal checks) pay $5 Oh, let me be hopeful however things seem. Week& National Dividend to EVERY citizen: Good will and reliance on God make a team. man, woman and minor from birth to death - I fear no ill will, or bad luck, or downfall, rich or poor, unemployed or employed. But do what I can, and to God leave it alL 4. BEGIN WITH THE UNEMPLOYED: · "unemployables" first, with all members of Then let me be cheerful, whatever I do, every family group, from aged parents down to And remember the Lord will carry me through. infant grandchildren et a!, each receiving $5 The Lord is my leader, protector, and stay. Dividend Each Week. I am joyful in working with him day by day. 30 NAUTILUS MAGAZINE

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