Article November 14, 1936 ISSUE

One in Quality

ELISABETH PHELPS REED

A Child was once asked if he would be afraid to be alone in a forest at night. "No," he replied, "because God would be there." When asked how he could be sure of that he answered, "Because I would be there!"

The child thought, which the Master told us was the only passport to heaven, had discerned a great and scientific fact—man's inseparability from God, because the omnipresence of God includes His reflection, man. To be included in Mind, man must of necessity partake of the nature of Mind; he must be divinely mental, composed not of material elements, but of divine qualities. As this truth takes possession of one's consciousness, it governs one's human experience, because of the self-enforcing Principle it reflects.

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