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HIDHT ON THE PATH; 23 and endeavour to learn from it the mean. ing of the mystery which surrounds you In time you will need no teacher. Por has the individual has voice, so• has that in which the individual exists. Life itself has speech and is never silent. And its futterance is not, as you thatoare deaf may suppose, a cry:•it is a song. Learn fror.. it that you are part of the harmony; learn from it to obey the laws of the harmony.
9. Regard earnestly all the life that surrounds you.
10. Learn to look intelligently into the hearts of men.s 1 from an absolutely impersonal point of
view, otherwise your sight is coloured. There. fore impersonality must first be understood.
Intelligence is impartial: no man is you) enemy: no man is your friend. All alike are h your teachers. Your enemy becomes a mystery
that must be solved, even though it take ages; 'for man must be understood. Your friend ffbecomes a part of you cself, an extension of your.
self, griddle hard to rad. Only one thing is more difficult to know --your own heart. Not until the bonds of persohality are loosed can
