1/09/34 HLC's letter: "I appreciate entirely the spirit
of your recent letter concerning the attitude of mind in
relation to group work. Your point of view is most
interesting and the results of a study of 'the work' in
the light you suggest, or rather intimate, would be of
real value, I believe.
"Our Association proclaims through its name a work of
research. It is upon this research and upon nothing else
that real enlightenment comes. For most of us, as you point
out, the real research problem lies within our own being.
There are many subjects of a general nature which should
prove of real value as a study for a group truly seeking
'truth', which as we know is at one and the same time a
growing and an eternal thing. Such subjects need not be
given the religious setting. If you feel that from your
experience the readings have proven to be of sufficient
interest and help to you as to make you feel that information
received on subjects of a general nature would prove of
interest I see no reason why we should not, or could not,
furnish a group such as you suggest with what psychic
information we may have on such subjects as you may be
interested in.
"From your letter I find it hard to gather whether your
objection lies entirely with the trend of the data to be
studied or with the study group organization program."



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