to tell from its color what is the predominant trend of thought of The aura has its odor also which is also discerned

the person. by some. With this understanding it becomes quite evident that we should cultivate those higher qualities which will radiate only the purest of atmospheres, that we may be able to uplift, to bless and to heal by our presence alone. If the color of your aura is pink, love must be highly developed within you.

299. In my reading and seeking for knowledge and understanding along the lines of Truth I have seen references which seemed to place certain qualities in certain parts of the body. For instance, the tongue was spoken of as the seat of power Can you tell me more about this subject and how the knowledge is to be used beneficially?— E. R. S.

Many inquiries have come to us relative to these centers in the body and their location, also how they may be developed. We will briefly present a general method for the development of these centers, what they are, and where they are to be found

Each of these are great nerve centers, and the specific quality in each may be developed by concentrating the attention mentally upon the place designated with strong, persistent affirmations of intelligence, power and activity, or peace and harmony, according to the need.

300 What is meant in the thought to be held with the Prosperity Dollar, Through the consciousness of the Lord Jesus Christ?" The first part of the thought I fully believe, but how that is connected with the consciousness of the Lord Jesus Christ I cannot seem to fix in my mind.-G. M. F.

An explanation of what we understand Christ to be, and what Jesus is, will throw light upon the question. Christ is the spiritual or ideal man, the "only begotten." Jesus is that ideal demonstrated or manifested. Thus, Jesus Christ is the Son of God and the son of man merged into one, the "image and likeness" of the

Absolute. Jesus of Nazareth was conscious of his unity or oneness with the Absolute, and this consciousness was the power by and through which he brought into dominion all thoughts and interests entering into human life. Through it he multiplied the loaves and fishes to the feeding of thousands. He spoke the word, and gold was found in the mouth of the fish that rightful obligations might be met. He said, "Where I am, there ye may be also," meaning that we may attain the same state of consciousness. Jesus is our guide in this as in all living issues, and by following in his steps we may attain the same power. work which no one can accomplish for us. at-one-ment with the Father, the Source of all good, if we would bring into manifestation the abundance which is our birthright.

This is an individual We must make our own

A Lord is a ruler in his realm, and is typical of the ruling idea held in consciousness which controls and directs the activities of the mind. If the ruling idea in mind is this Jesus Christ consciousness, then the asking is done "In his name," and the result is assured.

IT

Greeting

T were late in the month to wish our readers a Happy New Year. Then, too, the mere wishing would hardly fill the measure of our greetings to you. We would rather know for you:

Happy are ye, not because of new years, but rather because eternities of newness await you.

Because there is nothing that is, or was, or evermore shall be that is denied you.

Because the portals of All-Possibilty await your knock.

Because the love that never faileth wooes you, and the Life without beginning of days or ends of years lives in your veins.

Because the Wisdom that builded the Universe and the Substance out of which worlds are made respond to your lightest word.

Because you are not John Smith or Mary Jones, as the years represent you, but you are sons and daughters of the Most High, and as such we welcome you to this realm of consciousness where "time shall be no more," and the tabernacle of God is with man.

J. H. C.

Mrs. M. L. Ross is now located at 116 East Cooper St., Aspen, Colo., where she has begun the winter's campaign for Truth. Mrs. Ross is an earnest worker, an excellent healer and teacher. A Unity Branch Library and reading room is also open for the benefit of the patients and pupils in her home, and also for the general public.

Rev. Paul Tyner is now the pastor of the New Thought Temple on Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, Ohio. A large attendance is reported at his meetings each week. Mr. Tyner is expected to cross the river to Bellevue, Ky., and hold meetings there for the purpose of assisting our Unity Branch Librarian, Mrs. A. M. McMahon, to organize a Truth Center. We know that good results will follow Rev. Tyner's efforts wherever he labors.

The Center of Divine Ministry, 35 West 20th St., New York City, opens its rooms daily from 11 to 4. Sunday services at 4 p. m. Noonday services with meditation daily at 12, conducted by Mrs. Emma Curtis Hopkins, Mondays; Miss H. M. Barnes, Tuesdays; Mrs. Chas. Smith Lee, Wednesdays; E. O. McFarland, Ph. D., Thursdays; Miss Anita Lawrence, Fridays; H. Bradley Jeffery, Saturdays. This is a fine corps of workers and the Center is to be congratulated upon securing such able assistants in the good work they are doing.

The Lynn, Mass., branch of the National New Thought League sends out a good prospectus of their work. Sunday services are held at 4:30 in Park Hall, Lee Hall Building, with prominent speakers. Classes for metaphysical study and good healers may be found at this Center.

Los Nidos is a retreat for rest and recuperation situated at Nordhoff, California, and is especially arranged for those who wish to lead the simple out-of-door life. Our Miss Mary Scott, Unity branch librarian, is proprietor and manager of this ideal resort. She will gladly furnish information concerning the home, and is ready to minister to the spiritual needs of her guests.

No. 1 of the second volume of "The Kingdom," a quarterly magazine devoted to the socialistic movement, has come to our

desk.

We note that it is the organ of the "Brotherhood of the Kingdom" in America. The magazine presents the highest teachings of Socialism, and is sane and practical. Subscription price, 50 cents a year. W. H. Gardner, Publisher, 105 Church St., West Haven, Conn.

The Pittsburg Class in Mental Science and Practical Christianity meets each Thursday afternoon from October to July. These meetings, unless otherwise specified, are held at the home of the Chairman, Mrs. Charles B. McLean, 403 Winebiddle Ave., Pittsburg, Pa.

Spiritual Power, the monthly magazine published by the Power Book Co., London, England, George Osbond, Editor, is enlarged in size and improved in appearance, which indicates that prosperity attends the publishers.

Judge and Mrs. H. H. Benson are now located in Oklahoma City, Okla., engaged in a most successful work of teaching and healing. They are holding meetings also every Sunday in one of the public halls. There is a most promising field in this new state, and our good friends are well fitted to establish a great work for the promulgation of Truth,

A neat Emerson calendar is gotten out by William Towne, Holyoke, Mass. Some of the great truths uttered by this noted philosopher are to be found on the leaves of the calendar. Price, 25 cents.

Christmas at Unity Headquarters was a most enjoyable occasion. The Sunday School rendered a beautiful cantata entitled, "Miss Christmas Day," the parts being well sustained by the different members, meriting the hearty commendation bestowed by an appreciative audience. A Christmas tree, bearing gifts for the members of the Sunday School and the workers at Unity building, added much to the happiness of an already "Merry Christmas," and closed a day long to be remembered in the annals of Unity Society.

A souvenir plate bearing the picture of the outside of Unity Building will be sent postpaid to any address for $1.10. Address Unity Building, 913 Tracy Ave., Kansas City, Mo.

J. H. C.

THE PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHIC PHILOSOPHY. By Charles Newcomb. Published by Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co., Boston, Mass. Cloth, gilt top, 199 pages; price, $1.40 net, $1.50 postpaid.

In the dedication of the book the author gives the keynote of the whole volume. He says, To those to whom the dawn of spiritual consciousness has come, who are beginning to understand that in this present mortal life man has the opportunity of unfolding all the powers and realizing all the privileges of any spiritual plane, I dedicate this book." Mr. Newcomb believes thoroughly in the now, and would have the reader prove for himself that unlimited power is his at the present time to mold his life and shape his environments as he will; that power is now his to attain any goal to which he may aspire. Recognition and appropriation are the pass keys of humanity." This last book from Mr. Newcomb's pen contains gems of thought which reveal the great depth of soul from which is drawn these wonderful yet simple statements of Truth. Open the book at random, and an inspiring thought greets the eye and gives aspiration for the truer life.

MIND THE BUILDER. By A. A. Lindsay. Published by the Lindsay Publishing Co., Portland, Ore. Bound in ooze calf, stamped, $1.00. Heavy fibre, 50 cents.

This book is a continuation of the "The New Psychology" by the same author, and it is written with reference to a department of mind that is a designer and to another, the builder, which brings body, mind and character building to a scientific basis for individual application. The argument is clearly carried to a conclusive termination, and the power of the mind as a factor in man's development is definitely proven.

DAILY BREAD. By Eleve, author of Spiritual Law in the Natural World." Published by Purdy Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill. Leather, $1.00; cloth, 50 cents; paper, 30 cents.

A book of meditation for every day in the year. The statements are strong and clear cut, and if the truths expressed are realized and appropriated, man may transform his whole life and make himself whole, successful and happy.

THE WORD MADE FLESH. By Grace M. Brown. the author, Denver, Colo. Paper, 50 cents.

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This book is a study in healing, and contains, in addition to much valuable instruction on the laws of life, twenty-one healing