Text: (A) . . . The attitude of all should be: "Thy will be done, O God! And let me find myself content with that I cannot change, and to change that which I may that will be in closer keeping with Thee." 1100-37 (Q) Give the body any advice and counsel that will help him at this time. (A) "Has the body determined in self that it has chosen wisely and well in its activities day by day? In its choice of association in every direction, are they in keeping with the ideal the body has sought, does seek, and in taking such stock of self the body will find some changes, some conditions that amendments or change will be gradually brought about. Think not to destroy anything by the merely quitting or changing of same, until a whole consciousness is gained of the purpose of it all. Do not fight blindly or in the dark, for the whole of the physical and mental training of the body has been¯and is¯of a purpose, or a reason for accomplishing or going about any activity. Then, are those activities¯are those purposes¯in accord with the ideal as is builded, as is sought, as may be found by the self? Then work like thunder!" Cayce (99-7)

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