Article March 15, 1900 Issue

Gives Rules to Work by

BY HERBERT S. FULLER.

As growth in Christian Science implants in the consciousness of each student the beautiful images of thought which Truth places there in the room vacated by the thoughts which we had cherished as real until their worthlessness became apparent to us from the opening of our eyes which had been blinded, we see through thought's vistas views above any that we had imagined.

The leaven is found to be doing its work, as through the constant assimilation of Truth and Love our own thoughts become spiritualized to the extent that words which were meaningless to us in the old condition of mind become illumined, and we wonder why we never saw them in this light before. It is simply because the light of Truth is now shining upon them in place of the tallow dip of error, whose feeble beams only lighted up just what our personal senses wanted to see.

I have in mind one text whose meaning was first made clear to me in Christian Science; in fact before Truth shed its spiritual brilliancy upon it, it seemed to me only like so many words, words that evidently in their time meant something to those who understood how to apply them, but which to me, without the key seemed dead.

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