PRACTICAL THEOSOPHY 11

the Divine Wisdom, how all are one and part of
each other in the Great Divine Unity of life,
and yet we have the possibility of separating
ourselves by refusing to work with God's Plan,
by the insistence that we must work for our-
selves with a selfish motive. In a word, we
belong to one of two parties, either we help on
God's plan or we work for ourselves, and thereby
work against it. We could not have a higher
code of Brotherhood than this, the evil we do is
poison thrown into the big stream of humanity
and is a sin against the Unity. What greater
aim than to attempt to understand God's work
for humanity and to do our bit to work in with
it. The stumbling-block over which so many of
us fall is ourselves, but what higher honour
than to know that God needs our help to help
Him in His Work.