Editorial February 7, 1970 Issue

Tune In to Love's Wavelength

Alan A. Aylwin

At this moment the glorious tones of a Beethoven symphony or a Mozart concerto may be available in the very room in which we are sitting, but we do not hear them. Our radio set is shut off or tuned to another wavelength.

In somewhat the same way we often deprive ourselves of the healing harmony and comfort of God's presence. We either seem to shut Him out of our experience by rejection of or indifference to His reality and power, or, having some understanding of Him, we allow the quality of our thoughts to get out of tune with the love and purity of God's nature.

But all the time the symphony of Soul, the concord, warmth, and joy of Love, is filling all space, and through earnest study and prayer we can spiritualize our thoughts and gain ever clearer glimpses of God's presence. We progressively can tune human thought to divine Mind's wavelength by expressing its qualities in daily life, and by claiming God to be the guiding, governing Principle of our every thought and act.

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