Text: "Contented pleasure is at every turn. But even in a time of joy, one must remain inwardly strong, aware of the direction of thoughts. It is so easy to relax, to let oneself flow contentedly with pleasure. If pleasure¹s route is away from the path, one may be swept along with it. Care must be taken to integrate this positive force so that it benefits both one¹s outward and inward growth. Where, then, may this be accomplished? First that determination must be found in self¹s own mind, heart and soul; for, as the body knows, it is not all of death to die, neither is it all of life just to live! but to be of a service to someone else is the only way that life is made to be such as to bring contentment, and to find the joy, the pleasure in living. Then, when such a determination has been reached, choose that surrounding (wherever it may be) which is most conducive to bring those conditions in the experience of the entity. There make the physical stand, that "Though the heavens may fall, though my body may be racked with pain, I will conquer it here and now!" Only with such determinations may the body find that peace, that hope, that place where shadows do not fall, where joy and pleasure in well-being is the lot of the mental and material body." Cayce (911-7)

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