Editorial May 26, 1962 Issue

Man's Undying Existence

Ralph E. Wagers

It is quite natural that we should desire to keep alive the memory of those who are no longer with us. Our gratitude for what they have done—their influence and accomplishments—may lie hidden in the depths of our own thinking, but it is nonetheless genuine.

It is also natural that we should keep reminding ourselves that the qualities which endear individuals to one another are immortal. These qualities are derived from immortal Mind; they reflect the nature of Soul. It follows, then, that the individual manifesting these qualities must continue to do so in accord with the law of immortal, or deathless, Life.

The conclusions we draw from our personal senses and experiences are unable to take in the glorious realities of man's eternal existence. This, however, does not deprive us of the assurance that the one who has passed on continues to live. Man's life in reality reflects Life, God, which knows neither beginning nor ending.

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