Editorial December 28, 1974 Issue

End of the Year Checkup

Naomi Price

As each old year dissolves into the new one, we often look back as well as forward to measure our past progress and to predict the possibilities for future development.

And what is progress?

To many people it may seem unrealistic to say that progress is to be counted only in terms of spiritual unfoldment. But in fact it is. Progress cannot be truly measured by what we accumulate or accomplish materially. Whatever we may achieve in the way of worldly honors or wealth is fleeting. It is liable to burst like a bubble in a moment unless it is the outward sign of inward, spiritual riches—the manifestation of our understanding and grasp of true substance that is immortal, therefore permanent.

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