PROF. LEROY MOORE, teacher of the Higher Life. Correspondence solicited. 913 Tracy Ave., Kansas City.

WILL R. PENICK, JR., healing through faith and love, 1612 Francis St., St. Joseph.

Branch of Unity Society of Practical Christianity, Rev. John H. Rippe, Leader. Meetings in Stranghoerner's hall, 13th and Wright sts. Residence 3502 Franklin ave., St. Louis, Mo. SOCIETY OF PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY, S. E. cor. 18th and Pestalozzi Sts., St. Louis. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m., and every Tuesday at 8 p. m., (English); every Sunday at 2:45 p. m., and every Thursday at 8 p. m., (German). Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. H. H. Schroeder, 3537 Crittenden St., St. Louis.

MICHIGAN

MRS. Libbie CRANNELL, Branch Library, Box 53, Lawrence.

NEBRASKA

JUDGE JOSEPH Russell ClarKSON AND C. Albert DeGroOT, Christian healers and teachers. Office, 301 New York Life Building, Omaha. Lectures delivered on request. Unity

Literature.

MRS. ADA J. HAYES, Branch Library, 2012 S. 22d St. Study class every Monday. Lincoln.

NEW JERSEY

CIRCLE OF DIVINE MINISTRY OF THE ORANGES, Studio Bldg., 589 Main St., East Orange.

NEW MEXICO.

MRS. MARTHA M. HORTENSTEIN, Christain teacher and healer. Present and absent treatments. Calls anywhere. Springer.

NEW YORK.

BROOKLYN CIRCLE OF Divine Ministry, 76 Hanson Place, Brooklyn. Rev. W. Ellis Williams, healer; Mrs. Herbert Pierson, Librarian.

BROOKLYN TRUTH CENTER, 313a Quincy St., Brooklyn. Mrs. P. E. Sayre in charge. Unity Literature.

CIRCLE OF DIVINE MINISTRY, 35 West 20th St., New York City. Rev. W. Ellis Williams, healer; Mrs. E. Gifford, Librarian Unity Literature.

MILLY H. ESMOND, 19 Sherman Ave., Glens Falls.

MRS. AMANDA E. HOBBS, present or absent treatments for health, happiness and prosperity, Branch Library, Harbor Heights, Mamaroneck.

MRS. CHARLES SMITH LEE. Teacher and healer. Morning, after-
noon and evening classes. 346 W 71st St., New York City.
MARY ROBBINS MEAD, special correspondence course in Mental
Healing, and list of helpful books.

H. BRADLEY JEFFERY. Metaphysician.
W. 67th St., New York City.

Watkins.

Absent treatment.

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OHIO.

MRS. REBECCA S. BROWNE, reader and healer, present and absent treatments. 1224 Lincoln Ave., Walnut Hills, Cincinnati.

CHAS. R. HAYDN, Branch Library, 4417 Carnegie Ave., Cleveland.

DR. AND MRS. J. GILBERT MURRAY, teachers and healers, present or absent treatments. Teaching by correspondence. Branch Library. 18 Hall Ave., Lakewood.

NEW THOUGHT TEMPLE, 7:45 Sunday evenings, Gorman Hall, 1311⁄2 S. Jefferson St., Dayton.

NEW THOUGHT TEMPLF, services Sundays 10 a. m. and 8 p. m. McMillan St. and Gilbert Ave., Cincinnati.

NEW THOUGHT Center, 418 12th St. (C. G. Pomeroy), Toledo. MRS. BERTHA W. SPALDING, Branch Library, 95 Station Street, Ashtabula.

PENNSYLVANIA.

MRS. C. A. BARTHOLOMEW, absent treatments.

It costs you noth

ing if not restored to health. R. F. D., Lansing.

EASTON'S DIVINE SCIENCE CENTER, present and absent treatments, also teaching, Branch Library. Free-will offerings. Mrs. A. E. Lothrop, East Paxinosa Ave., Easton.

TEXAS.

MRS. WALTER ALEXANDER, Branch Library, Sweet Water.
NELL C. JOHNSON, New Thought teacher and healer.

Corre

spondence solicited. 1704 Guadalupe St., Austin. MRS. J. B. STRONG, Branch Library, 514 Penn Ave., Fort Worth.

WASHINGTON.

DIVINE SCIENCE CENTER OF SEATTLE, Agnes McCarthy in charge,
Columbia College Hall, Cor. Broadway & Pine Sts., Seattle.
Sunday Services, II a. m. Unity Literature.

MRS. GRACE WINGATE, Branch Library, 2808 W. Mallon Ave.,
Spokane.

FOREIGN.

ROSE E. FOLEY, Branch Library, Tyabb, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Higher Thought Center, Branch Library, 10 Cheniston Gardens, London, W. Eng. Unity Literature.

THE LONDON SOCIETY OF THE SCIENCE OF BEING (Mrs. Hannah More Kohaus), 8 Tower House, Candover St., Nassau St., London, W. England, Mabel Haslehust, Secretary.

THE SOCIETY OF THE STUDENTS OF NEW LIFE. A reading course of instruction instituted by the Power Book Co., 14 Kenilworth Ave., Wimbledon, S. W. England, and under the management of Samuel George.

Ardeshir SorbJEE, Engineer, 107-08 Princess St., Bombay, India.

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XXVII.

No. 5

THE HOLY TRINITY

THE UNITY OF SPIRIT, SOUL AND BODY, IN USE, IS CHRISTMAN, CHRIST-MASSED, OR CHRISTMAS

BY L. A. DUNCAN

"Bring every thought into captivity" to Spirit. "Whether ye eat or k or whatsoever ye do, do all to the Glory of God."

In the economy of Life we have a trinity of being in the use of Soul-Mind-Spirit.

Spirit is God-Perfection.

Soul is individual Consciousness.

Mind, conscious and unconscious, (the latter being represented by the body) is the field of action, where the operations of Soul and Spirit are made. manifest. "If thine eye be single" if Soul and Spirit act as a unit "thy whole body shall be fullof light;"both the conscious thought and the unconscious mind body shall be illuminated.

Light is intelligence.
Darkness is ignorance.

Body, or Body-Mind, since all is mind, to the eye of sense is composed of bones, muscles, glands, tissues, ducts, nerves, blood vessels, heart, lungs, liver, spleen, skin, etc.; the organs through which Life plays.

These organs of life are made up of atoms or cells which in themselves have poles of action that respond

to the attraction from other cells, and thus they are drown together, to unite in forms according to types or patterns in the universal mind, or dominating thought.

These cells are in constant activity. If this action be the result of a goverment of truth, the result will be an harmonious expression.

If they have no governing thought or principle, they are "unstable as water."

"Before a crystal attains purity, and a perfect geometrical form, it has to pass through many purifying processes.

Every atom has in it the possibility of the crystal, but when inharmoniously related the combination are without geometrical form the attractions and repulsions are unequal, operating at random, and without guidance carelessly counteracting each other, displaying abnormal activities, which result in all the inharmonies of life. The immediate results of this want of harmony of action are evil and sickness. "There is no evil per se --- both are the monstrous offspring of adverse conditions in life."

To remedy these conditions it is necssary to alter the course of action and begin the process of training.

Good habits should be formed, for we have to render up in the eternity of life the work of our days. and all are to be brought into the captivity of useful service. Use is the purpose for which all things. exist.

"Life is more than meat." Life is activity on all the planes of Being.

To live in the trinity of Body, Soul and Spirit is to have and enjoy all that life affords; but to revel in the delights of Soul, the realm of the imagination and philosophy, leaving unconscious mind to grope alone. with itself, will result in confusion and final seperation.