Article November 13, 1902 Issue

The True Wealth

S. S.

SOME time ago, while thinking over saving money in the old way, these thoughts came very forcibly, that as we day by day overcome something of error in our lives, destroy our sense of limitation, and come into a larger sense of the fulness of Truth, we are placing to our credit in the Bank of Demonstration a balance from which we can always draw in case of need. The more faithfully we work, the more shall we add to this account of our own experience, from which we draw to help those in like need and also to meet our own necessities. Therefore, it behooves us to place something to our spiritual credit daily, that this never-failing source of supply may be our own, and we need then have no fear that we shall lack anything in a material way.

If we can get our thought cleared of the belief that the possession of money is the means through which supply comes to us, and know that everything necessary to our comfort and happiness, whether it be things so-called material, or human kindness shown us, all is a type of the bounty and infinite character of Love, and as that grows demonstration, so also will the manifestation, in ways impossible for mortal thought to outline.

I illustrate by the result of one demonstration in my own experience. For I have had a very darkened condition of thought to meet, and to-day rejoice in knowing it has been met Scientifically. The error was that of human love and hate, with all its accompanying malice, jealousy, revenge, the sense of wounded self-love, and much bitterness. Sometimes it seemed to be met; again, the conditions seemed as bad as ever.

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