Article March 14, 1901 Issue

Thoughts Suggested by the Eclipse

Thoughts Suggested by the Eclipse BY L.

I Have had some helpful thoughts suggested by the recent total eclipse. Man is created perfect, for he reflects the Light which is God; thus he is and always will be, no matter what belief says of him. But the false claim of passion, fear, envy, malice, hate, avarice, love of place and power, often obscures the perfect Light which he should reflect.

First it appears as a tiny error, just as the moon first seemed to cut out a small disc from the surface of the sun. If not striven against and overcome this shadow grows rapidly, obscuring more and more the Light.

As the total eclipse occurs but seldom so we seldom see any one whom even mortal minds declare to be totally depraved.

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