Article February 15, 1975 Issue

"What are you?"

MARGARET HOVENDEN OGDEN

This question was put to passersby on a city sidewalk by a radio station's interview staff.

The answers varied according to the individual's concept of himself. One replied, "I'm a lawyer." Another, "A businessman." Another, "An actress." Another, "A housewife." Still another, with a shrug, "Who, me? I'm nobody."

None of those questioned told anything approaching the whole truth of themselves. In their spiritual selfhood, which, in reality, is the only identity they have, they are the individually treasured children of the Father-Mother God, flawless expressions of the activity of Mind. They are the reflections of the beauty of Soul, immortal witnesses to the unfoldment of Love's design.

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