The wise man knows his limitations and the horizons of his capacity and ability. He had no part in bringing himself into the world and the moment of his departure from it is not his to determine. From birth to death he is in varying ways dependent upon his Heavenly Father to provide all that is necessary for his survival, growth and progress, and upon his fellow-men and women.

Above all, the wise man perceives that his graduation into that which lies beyond the natural must be desired and sought. And as his natural life is the gift of the Father, so with things spiritual: and as he seeks so does he receive. I have won for all the Father's sons and daughters of all times and ages the priceless gift of life eternal: through My saving love all who desire the truth and seek the strength and power to walk in it receive it at My hands. I am the Father's love. All who respond in love and self-giving to My saving, sanctifying love are progressed through the light and power of Our Holy Spirit to the Father's Presence and at the last rejoice with all the faithful who have continued to the end.