the “Giver of every good and perfect gift.” The seeing eye, the hearing ear attend the inner Presence of the still, small voice.

As she attends faithfully to the mystic office of high Priestess unto the All Good, silently, consciously, steadfastly waiting upon God, the place of her abiding becomes surcharged with Light, the ties of relationship become enlarged to universal dimensions, the Divine Mother emerges and all humanity, her children, wait upon her ministrations.

Is she famous? Is she known-proclaimed?

Not necessarily, nor often. The Universal Mind knows best the conditions of highest service, and she, too, knows best and acquiesces.

Is this the real, the actual, or only a dream of the ideal woman? It is the flesh and blood woman, living and moving among us today. She is the first fruits of the Spirit, of the permeating Mind of Christ, which is quickening the whole world into new life and finer perception. She is not heard of in divorce courts, nor shouting garbled heresies in public, having abandoned her personal responsibilities, nor is she loudly demanding her rights.

But she does often occupy the platform with dignity and power, and from her lips fall words of illumined insight. She knows that "her rights" are not found in the outer or legal world, but in the inner spiritual understanding, and as she recognizes the higher, far more difficult, path of righteousness and self-dominion, and follows it, she consciously governs and directs outer events and conditions, and forms them after the Divine pattern.

Not all have reached her high estate, but all may who will. Indeed, sometime, somewhere, all must do so, for underneath is the everlasting foundation, which the Divine Love wills to be uncovered and revealed in humanity in the radiant light of the new day.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

JENNIE H. CROFT

Frederick W. Burry, formerly associated with Louise Radford Wells as Editor of New Thought of Chicago, has now associated himself with Olive A. Killen as Editor of the magazine Balance, of Denver, Colo. Mr. Burry's many friends will be pleased to know where to find articles from his pen, and the Balance has gained a powerful factor for success in adding Mr. Burry to its staff. The Balance had also taken the subscription list of Constructive Thought, formerly 7he New Thought News, of Boston, Mass.

The Metaphysical Club of Boston, Mass., begins its fourteenth lecture season October 1st., in the Club Rooms at 30 Huntington Ave. There will be three weekly lectures, Monday evening Tuesday morning and Friday evening, given by the best teachers all over the world who are teaching progressive thought along spiritual lines. A Circulating Library and books for sale are parts of the work, a full line of Unity publications and magazines are always to be found here. Rooms open daily except Sunday, from 9 a. m., to 5 p. m. Mrs. Sara G. M. LaVake is Secretary of the Club.

The Psycho-Occult Digest, is the name of a new monthly magazine which has entered the New Thought field. Robert Sheerin, M. D., M. E., is Editor. This publication is successor to The Suggestor and Thinker, also The Psychic Digest and Occcult Review of Reviews, It is devoted to Practical Psychology and Suggestive Therapeutics and Drugless Healing. Price $1.00 a year. Published in Dayton, Ohio.

A new Home of Truth is established at Long Beach, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley have charge. Annie Rix Militz of the Los Angeles Home of Truth assisted in the organization of the new Home, and Miss Eva Fulton also rendered effective service. Mrs. Vivia Leeman Menges, who is now living in Long Beach, is helping Mr. and Mrs. Riley in the good work. Mrs. Menges has furnished rooms near the Home for the accommodation of guests who desire the influences of a Truth abiding place.

The magazine Practical Ideals, with the August number, makes a new departure. It has become the official organ of the

Woman's International League of Right Thinking and Right Living and will supplement the work of this organization. Further information concerning the League may be had by addressing the Secretary at 45 West 35th St., New York City,

A "New Thought Club," has been organized in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The purpose of the Club is to teach the Law of Life and how to work with it instead of against it, as many are now doing. Rooms are open daily with classes for study, library, Anna Hudson is Hon. Secretary, and the rooms are located at 145 Collins St.

etc.

The spark of life in The Live-Forever Magazine has been smouldering for a few months, but has now burst forth into renewed vigor in the shape of a four-page paper devoted to "Perpetual Health, Youth and Beauty." Harry Gaze is Editor and Publisher and the price is $1.00 a year. Back Bay P. O., Boston, Mass.

Mrs. Mary Lawton Metcalfe, teacher of Spiritual Psychology, author, lecturer and Bible reader, is established at the New Thought Centre, Hotel Martha Washington, 29 East 29th St., New York City. Lessons are also taught by Correspondence.

The veteran lecturer and teacher of progressive thought, W. J. Colville, is now in England lecturing to large and enthusiastic audiences in London. He is in favor of Woman's Suffrage, now a burning issue in England and which is spreading to America.

"The kingdom of God will never be found outside your own individual self. If the domain seems small to you, it is because you have yet had no glimpse of your real power and divinity. Let me say that there is one key that unlocks every door and solves every problem. That key is Love."

"It is only after our minds are cleansed and purified of all illusion that we can intelligently consider God and the Divine plan. In the pursuit of knowledge one must be fearless, and the mind must not be hampered with fears and doubts."