90 SKETCHES OF GREAT TRUTHS

istage of civilisation. Brotherhood cannot exis
unless the universality of religion is recognisec
for on the religion is the tradition of th
country, and therefore of the people, built. A
understanding of the tradition is necessary t
any drawing together, and wisdom is neede
to understand. " My son, get wisdom, and wit
all thy getting, get understanding."

The fact is that so long as we fail t
look at things except from our own stand
point so long shall we fail to see thing
from any one else's point of view. That is ver
obvious, but the time will surely come who
with all the desire for brotherhood, that i
manifesting itself, we should be able to wor
-consciously and actively towards bringing peopi
together in every way; no way is too small i
which to make trial and every "way is worth th
attempt. We understand each other so littl(
It is difficult for us without bias to be able t
get (t into " another's point of view, be it o
what subject it may. We have allowed our
selves to loom so big in our own horizon tha
we shut out practically all possibility c
seeing other people's horizon or even a bit of ii
How much more interesting would the worl
be if we could put our own horizon in th
background and be able to see several othe