reflection, and darkens the understanding that demon-
strates above personal motives, unworthy aims and
ambitions.
Too much and too little is attached to me as authority
for other people's thoughts and actions. A tacit acqui- [10]
escence with others' views is often construed as direct
orders,—or at least it so appears in results. I desire
the equal growth and prosperity of all Christian Scien-
tists, and the world in general; each and every one has
equal opportunity to be benefited by my thoughts and [15]