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MARY OF SCOTLAND

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THE DANGEROUS

AGE

(Contiened from Page GJ

For man has a philosophy of life. example, the man who hins bever examined his own mind, nor taken stock of his spiritual gear, still has o philosophy, though it may be na more than the philosophy of the jungic.

If the dangerous age in to be avoid- ed, that philosophy has got to cene under review! At some time or other |(and Me death-bed is too late) every man has got to review his life and examine his own mind. suggest, is the only way in which the dangerous age can be met and con- verted to it sweet serenity.

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fust losing in the Midas Stakes, will } words' he was heard to utter were suffer in proportion to the strength of his vanquished desire..

Such a man should go quielly apart and nak himself whether his life ob- Jective was worth while. Once be answers in the negative new hope spring up in his heart, for he realises that though he must remain com- paratively or even really poor such vicissitudes matter little. The love. lest things in life and those of best repute cost nothing.

these:Now I shail learn the answer to the greatest riddle of all!” · Only a man who owned his own soul could have met death like that. Yet if one man could face the final, fearful reality so calmly, so unbly, why is it so many men surrender while years of life stretch out before them? Surely it is because their values have been false.

Our thoughts. our alms, our de- sires, these are the bricks, with which we either build a spiritual prison or recta temple of quiet content and happiness.

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So, too the man who has stifled love for anbition-to be deserted by that

The greatest good of man is im- Jade, will face an awful spiritual crisis on the day when the last glim- munity from evil. That immunity is:

Athens And that, I mer of hope for the fulfilment of bis a self-acquired one,

de- stroyed Socrates, the man; but So- Wish vanishes,

crates, the spirit, it could not touch. From the dignity of that death men to-day derive spiritual strength and the nobility

This involves a very difficult men- tal process. It means that one has to go apart and search one's heart very deeply, examine one's actions, and pass self-judgment. The task of self-understanding is, as I well know, in painful process, Bņi, like the sur. geon's knife, it is sometimes nereal sary for ultimate good.

One of the things that this sort of gell-examination, will reveal, if it be honestly undertaken, is the character. of one's desires.

For example, the, nm whose life has been spent with the single-mind- e purpose of acquiring wealth, and who finds himself past middle age,

Then is the time when he should go apart and commune with himself und examine, hià values. He will inevit-

bly nd then futse, and their Jetti-; soning will purge his heart and open the door of it to best whitel life

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No disaster

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WRONG VALUES

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