Article June 8, 1974 Issue

SPIRITUALIZING THOUGHT

through true motives

CHRISTOPHER JOHN PARROTT

The spiritualizing of thought isn't something that happens overnight—and that's one of the joys of it. Spiritualizing of thought is an ongoing process that occurs moment by moment, day by day. Each step is marked by a glimpse of man's true relationship with his Father-Mother God.

These glimpses follow a sincere yearning to discover one's own individual relationship with God, and this, in turn, stems from the basis of true motives.

Think for a moment how often you hear "motive" in one form or another. You've probably heard it since your earliest years. Remember that comment on your school report card: "Lacks motivation in this subject"? And it always seemed to refer either to mathematics or English grammar!

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