Twelve Baskets Full

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1922 edition. Excerpt: ... BASKET SEVEN Letters 1913 January 3, 1913. Dear: This has been a happy week for you, I know, for you have been reflecting love to so many, and the world is that much enriched and you are blessed. It has been a very busy week and one full of victories. God is making strong demands and I must rise to meet s.&H. them. It means "absolute consecration of thought, 3 energy, and desire." The day does not seem long enough to do all faithfully. Today a fuller sense of gratitude came to me and flooded my thought. I felt how ungrateful I have been, how unappreciative; how many things have been done for me and I have just accepted them and taken it as a matter of course. I could have wept with shame as I looked out on all the blessings that have been showered upon me and how little I have been conscious of it all in a true, deep perception of Love reflected in love. I must give myself more wholly to God. There is so much to do and such need for wisdom and love! I claim my inheritance to be God manifest and to be, in truth, a witness for His Allness. I am declaring the infinitude of God's love, the omnipotence of Truth. We must so rise to the full understanding of God as Love, that we can put under our heel the serpent of hate and envy, jealousy and fear. Then we can stand in the full height of our manhood and womanhood, and reveal Christ, "the deathless man of God's creating." Thank s. & H. God that nothing else will satisfy us. We have stept 534 beyond the limits of human self-gratification, and are already drinking the cup our Master recommended to us, his followers. We will be watchful, dear. Denounce error wherever you see it and be sure to see it, so as not to be deceived by it or lulled into indifference and tolerance. I must stop now; it is...