The sub-conscious self takes on a complete reformation slowly. An evil habit does not gain mastery over the man upon the instant nor once in control is its grip broken by any feeble affirmation or miraculous phenomenon.
The hope comes when one turns one’s thought from the destructive to the constructive, and lives in the sight of the new born faith until wisdom lifts the darkened veil and freedom follows as its rightful legacy.
The Self Master Colony offers an open door to the disheartened man during the period of his awakening to his real strength and helps him with its constant care and sympathy back to his true self.
ANDRESS FLOYD.
| CONTENTS | |
|---|---|
| Introductory | [13] |
| A Journey to our Monastery | [17] |
| Mary and the Baby | [25] |
| My Problem with Slippery Jim. | [37] |
| Our Friend, The Anarchist | [55] |
| A Bashful Beggar | [69] |
| Fritz and His Sun Dial | [75] |
| The Waiter Who Did Not Wait. | [87] |
| Compounding a Felony | [95] |
| The Passing of Sullivan | [105] |
| When Sister Called | [115] |
| Edison’s Evening Star | [125] |
| In the World of Wanderlust | [133] |
| The Two Jeans | [137] |
A JOURNEY TO OUR MONASTERY
