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LIOHT ON THE PATH knows he has to play the lord over mer over facts, over all things save his ow divinity, can arouse this faculty. “Wit faith all things are possible." The sce tical laugh at faith, and pride themselve on its absence from their own mind The truth iş that faith is a great engin an enormous power, which, in fact, c: accomplish all things. For it is the cor nant or engagement between man's divir part and his lesser self.
The use of this engine is quite necessa in order to obtain intuitive knowledg for, unless a man believes such knowled exists within himself how can he clai and use it ?
Without it he is more helpless than a driftwood or wreckage on the great tid of the ocean. They are cast hither a thither indeed; so may a man be byt chances of fortune. But such adventui are puncly external and of very sntall : count. A slave may be dragged throu
