Text: (Q) You have told me in my life reading [443-1] that I had many impulses. ill you now show me how to so harmonize them that my mind and emotions lways work together? (A) As may be seen by the experience of the entity, while the emotions and he impulses at times vary, this for many an individual‹and for this body‹is natural manner of expression; and if the ideal is always kept as the easuring stick, as it may be termed, the developments will come in the atural order of things or experiences. Hence in harmonizing, only let the impulses and the activities in those mpulses be gauged by the ideal, and it will make for harmony in the xperience of the entity in its development. Cayce (443-6)

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