The Hidden Power And Other Papers upon Mental Science. Thomas Troward

which every part works in

      sympathy with the whole, and the whole in sympathy with every part, a

      harmony wide as infinitude, and in which there are no limitations save

      those imposed by the Law of Love.

      I have endeavoured in this short series of articles to sketch briefly

      the principal points of relation between Spirit in ourselves and in our

      surroundings. This subject has employed the intelligence of mankind from

      grey antiquity to the present day, and no one thinker can ever hope to

      grasp it in all its amplitude. But there are certain broad principles

      which we must all grasp, however we may specialise our studies in

      detail, and these I have sought to indicate, with what degree of success

      the reader must form his own opinion. Let him, however, lay firm hold of

      this one fundamental truth, and the evolution of further truth from it

      is only a question of time--that there is only One Spirit, however many

      the modes of its manifestations, and that "the Unity of the Spirit is

      the Bond of Peace."