1906. In this volume, the substance of which was given first in the form of lectures at the Higher Thought Centre, London, and in articles in the Westminister Review and other periodicals, I have striven to bring before the reader a wider, deeper, and more complete aspect of the Eternal Truth than generally obtains. It is no new truth, for truth is from everlasting to everlasting the same; rather it is the phoenix rising from the pyre of our faulty and obsolete conceptions of the reality. My argument is the basic source of all phenomena, the eternal creative Feminine Principle by which all exists. Contents: The Feminine Principle in Creation; The Ultimate of Aim; The Divine Motherhood; The Son-The World-Fabricator; and Phases of Consciousness.