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About the Book:-In every soul there is an invisible realm, a heavens and earth of thought, a universe within. It is sometimes said we know nothing of matter or mind but their properties. But to taste the sweetness of honey is to taste honey; tasting is knowing. So the soul knows the goodness of God by absolute contact. The magnet loves those ironfilings. So magnetic minds are tufted with ideas; and there are minds in every age that feel a sweet, loving attraction for thoughts of God. Now the difficulty lies in comparing the inner thought-world of one mind with that of another. When the rumor comes in under the bright arching sky of the inner thought-realm, full of sunshine. The negations of other minds may be either their non-seeings of what he sees, or their seeings of his non-seeings or mis-seeings. Of course, he will earnestly consider them. The positive affirmations of other minds.