Article May 10, 1975 Issue

Upside Down?

ELIZABETH GLASS BARLOW

Do we sometimes find ourselves confused, pressured, frustrated? Does our world look topsy-turvy?

Then let's ask ourselves what lens we're looking through. Is it the irregular lens of material sense, producing unclear outlines or inverted images? Or is it the single-seeing, perfectly polished lens of spiritual sense, magnifying good?

To acknowledge all-good and all-powerful Spirit as the only, the first and final, cause, radiating all effect, confirms that one is within the focal distance of infinity. Here he can distinguish fact from fiction. Reality, the harmonious creation Mind knows, becomes alive and clearly visible. And one's own spiritual identity as God's expression comes into focus.

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