MYSTIC WORDS OF MIGHTY POWER WALTER DeVOE Containing potent truths that have enabled many to enter the promised land of peace and plenty and rejoice in the fulness of health and happiness O Thou, who in wondrous Glory shineth, In every atom Thy beauty gleams: O Thou, who in Glory forever dwelleth, In every atom Thine Essence beams: Shone Thou not forth in Light Celestial, This world would still in darkness dwell," * PUBLISHED BY THE COLLEGE OF FREEDOM CHICAGO, ILLINOIS LIBRARY of CONGRESS Two Copies Received DEC 26 1905 Copyright Entry CLASS (K XXc, No. COPY B. Copyright. 1905, by Walter DeVoe Price $2.00, postpaid 4* * t^UtH 4* HE TRUTH ir\ s^iritrig brightness stands serene, Fair as tl\e pron\ise in son\e t\eaver\ scene, Listening so silently to every sob or n\oai\ Con\ir\g from earth's recesses ir\ Iota)- breat^ed rr\or)otorie. St\e star\ds ir\ n\igl\ty n\ajesty ir\ tlje sunshine's rain of gold, And ever around tt\e plane of eartl\ Her n\atct\. less robe dott\ fold. find to Her heart's deep throbbing millions of l\earts K;eep tin\e, Rs tl\rougl\ all rqystic spheres around dott\ sound tl\e golden cl\in\e. T^Us forever and forever sl\all Sl\e stand, se- rene in state, So near earth's signing island or close to Heaven's gate. And tt\rougl\ all l\Un\an channels i^ere God's life streain courses deep Sl\e castetl\ fortl\ tl\e pearls of trutt\ for l\Un\an l\earts to reap. *§* «§* 4» * 4< PREFACE 'THIS book was compiled by the author to place before a larger number of students of Mind Culture those articles, treatments and words of advice that have proved helpful to a few. It does not pretend to be a polished pro- duction of scholarly art. The articles were written at vari- ous times to satisfy definite needs. The reader must use his judgment in selecting for practice those things fitted to his temperament and aspirations. I have made no special effort to cast my thought into a systematic form of expression. The surge of the influx of ideas de- manded that I use the first words that responded to the thought and I have hesitated to recast sentences from the intellectual standpoint as they might not then con- vey the same fervor of spiritual meaning. Chicago, 111. Walter DeVoe. Z < fa O w D H Z Q J O fa « D O fa I 8 ■a >• 9 « g a w 63 ft Z ° I * Q J H 03 < to CO c PQ 03 .2 13 a o 'o K V} w C H 0) a o U 2 < u (A o bo o .J G£ Q a 3 c/2 3 •r « 5 S 3 >» 43 .g go bo H s w w a z 8 s * a M o H 85 O 3. -a o (fl o en H