Article March 31, 1923 Issue

Opportunity

WILLIAM G. BIEDERMAN

OPPORTUNITY is continuously present. It is the persistent call of Spirit to the human consciousness to come up higher and do the works the Father bids—heal the sick, free the sinner, raise the dead. It is not, therefore, an intermittent experience, which comes knocking at our door now and then, or once in a lifetime, perchance to find us slumbering or busy with some nonessential. It is the reflection in thought of divine Mind; and this Mind, because of its inexhaustibility, infinitude, and nearness, is providing men momentarily and without interruption, with ideas which, if accepted and reflected, are opportunities grasped.

Little, perhaps, did the "immortal bard," when he wrote the lines,

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