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THE LIFE AT POINT LOMA Notes by Katherine Tingley, Leader of Universal Brotherhood and Theosophy. At the Raja Yoga school children are treated in accordance with the facts of life and the needs of life. The love which is given them is that truest affection which thinks ever of their welfare without regard to the selfish pleasures which they can render in return. The affection which shows itself in the administration of injurious dainties, by unwholesome fondling, by injudicious petting, is not love at all, but selfishness. To truly love a child is to help it to develop its highest faculties, which grow by, and through, a willing service to others, to teach it to help itself and so grow strong to help its fellows. The child which is big enough to raise its hands to strike can equally well use that hand in its own legitimate service instead of demanding from those around it an aid which it could well render to itself. Thus, at the Raja Yoga school, we see children of the tenderest age who have grown to be helpful and self-reliant, and it would be easy to find groups of a dozen babies who make far less demand upon those who are in charge of them, and who are regard themselves as integral responsible parts of the nation which they belong. They are taken to aspire to the position of natural benefactors, teachers and heirs and so to become exponents of truest and the wisest patriotism. Music is usually regarded as amusement, a relaxation, and nothing more. At Point Loma it comes a part of life itself, and those subtle forces of nature rightly applied calls into action the divine powers of the soul. The world has a wrong conception of ideal in music, and not until it rectified this conception can it receive that the true harmony of sic can never proceed from one has not that true harmony w himself. We find therefore that all the musical life at the Point money consideration is entirely sent, and that personal vanity not enter at all. There is held an immense correspondence between music on the one hand and those and aspiration upon the other, only that deserves the name of sic to which the noblest and purest aspirations are respo Music is a part of the daily life at the Point, not merely as an exe which occupies its stated time seasons, but as a principle which imates all the activities. The power which is called forth harmony well delivered and weceived does not die away with conclusion of the piece. It hasited a response from within nature, the whole being has well use that hand in its own legitimate service instead of demanding from those around it an aid which it could well render to itself. Thus, at the Raja Yoga school, we see children of the tenderest age who have grown to be helpful and self-reliant, and it would be easy to find groups of a dozen babies who make far less demand upon those who are in charge of them, and who are consequently happier, than many a single child whose parents have given it a "love" which will not be helpful to it through life. The children at the Raja Yoga school are not only shown the beauty of self-help, but they are also shown the uselessness and folly of anger and pride and jealousy. They are afforded glimpses of their own natures and are thus taught to discriminate between the higher and the lower, between the real and the unreal. Every essential moral lesson which can be taught to adults can be taught also to children; and surely it is better that the little ones should learn, in the love and sancity of the home, the lessons which the world has a rougher method of imparting at an age when mental habits have become confirmed. The Raja Yoga education is but a permission to the child to grow without the chains of self-love which will ever remain outside of its nature if the foundations of education be laid aright. Are there not very may parents who will even admire in their children those very faults which may, as adults, bring them within reach of the law, encouraging in them the self-will and the vanity which must surely mar their lives? The world has not yet realized how much of truth children already know, and how much of that truth we destroy by our mistakes. There are but few children who do not know well that all nature is a great teacher, until we by our materialism, and often by our ridicule, drive the knowledge from their minds. the Point, not merely as an exewhich occupies its stated time, seasons, but as a principle which imates all the activities. The power which is called forth harmony well delivered and we ceived does not die away with conclusion of the piece. It has ited a response from within nature, the whole being has keyed to a higher pitch of actiand even the smallest of the duties, those which are usucalled menial, will be performed different way, upon a higher pas a result. There is a science consciousness, and into that scimusic can enter more largely thausually supposed. A knowledge the laws of life can be neither found nor wide which thus negaone of the most effective of all es. In the days to come music be a department of the governme Drama ranks almost equally with music in the educational life the Point. It is made to e largely into the instruction of children, and nowhere are the vantages of the system more siingly illustrated than in the matic power which can be caforth wherever there is an absof self-consciousness and of vaThe drama, like music, is regaby the world as one of the relations of life because it is suppeto deal with the unrealities. T drama points away from the u alities to the real life of the s As such the drama should lead guide the public taste, providing with ideals towards which it can pire. Nowhere in the social life of tois is the need for reform more manthan in the drama. In too m directions it has been made to s the sensationalism and sensualisthe day and to stimulate the vicithought which it might be so poperful to suppress. The facilities for dramatic w at Point Loma are unsurpassed which must surely mar their lives! The world has not yet realized how much of truth children already know, and how much of that truth we destroy by our mistakes. There are but few children who do not know well that all nature is a great teacher, until we by our materialism, and often by our ridicule, drive the knowledge from their minds. The Theosophic education is not so much a something which is imparted. It is a liberation from the powers of the lower forces which hinder and check a growth which ought to be unchecked and spontaneous. The usual studies of school life are not neglected, but they are made to blend harmoniously with the entire system of education. Teachers of proved and recognized ability are provided, and the ordinary school curriculum receives an attention which leaves nothing to be desired. Finally the children are taught to Rickets. Simply the visible sign that baby's tiny bones are not forming rapidly enough. Lack of nourishment is the cause. Scott's Emulsion nourishes baby's entire system. Stimulates and makes bone. Exactly what baby needs. ALL DRUGGISTS: 50c. AND $1.00 selves as integral and parts of the nation to belong. They are taught the position of national teachers and helpers, some exponents of the wisest patriotism. usually regarded as an a relaxation, and not at Point Loma it be of life itself, and one of forces of nature which called calls into activity powers of the soul. The wrong conception of the face, and not until it has conception can it perceive true harmony of mutual proceed from one who finds therefore that in real life at the Point the operation is entirely abat personal vanity can fail. There is held to be correspondence between one hand and thought upon the other, and reserves the name of mu- the noblest and the relations are responsive. Part of the daily life at it merely as an exercise its stated time and as a principle which an- activities. The soul is called forth by a delivered and well re- dot die away with the piece. It has elic- ense from within the whole being has been redemption forces of the age. Art at Point Loma follows faithfully upon the lines of the science of the soul which it is our mission to revive. Under this science it becomes the true expression of the soul ideals, and both art and decoration are no longer adventitious or capricious additions to our environment, but they become integral parts of that to which they belong. They become in themselves the expression of the law of evolution, and the demonstration of the reality of that law. As in the case with music, the art at Point Loma is a principle which pervades all the life and activity. Whatever has in any way a right to exist must contain within itself the possibility of existing beautifully. The power of beautiful expression is not an affair of the intellect, nor of custom, nor convention, nor can it be learned intellectually nor from books. It comes from the arousing of the inner powers of the soul which are in sympathy with whatever is high and pure. It would be impossible to find conditions more ideal for the production of a worthy and permanent literature. Theosophy, even under its initial and most adverse conditions, has already supplied the world with a literature which has profoundly modified the thought and enriched the language of the day. How much greater will be the influence of this new literature which is being prepared and given to the world under conditions so well qualified to call forth from the merly as an exercise its stated time and as a principle which anactivities. The soul is called forth by a delivered and well reot die away with the piece. It has elicense from within the whole being has been higher pitch of activity, smallest of the daily which are usually will be performed in a upon a higher plane. There is a science of and into that science more largely than is used. A knowledge of can be neither prole which thus neglects most effective of all forcays to come music will ment of the government. is almost equally high the educational life at it is made to enter the instruction of the nowhere are the adne system more strikted than in the drawhich can be called or there is an absence business and of vanity. like music, is regarded as one of the relaxabecause it is supposed the unrealities. True away from the unrereal life of the soul. Drama should lead and public taste, providing it wards which it can asthe social life of today reform more manifest drama. In too many has been made to serve lism and sensualism of stimulate the vicious it might be so powloss. for dramatic work are unsurpassed any- its initial and most adverse conditions, has already supplied the world with a literature which has profouldly modified the thought and enriched the language of the day. How much greater will be the influence of this new literature which is being prepared and given to the world under conditions so well qualified to call forth from the writers the best work of which their natures are capable. In a review of some of the more important features of the life at Point Loma, it must be carefully kept in mind that the object in thus establishing ideal conditions is the uplifting and the betterment of the world. Point Loma is to be, and is already, a center from which streams of brotherly love radiate into the world. The institution at the Point has no other reason for its existence than to benefit humanity at large, to show that the life which is inspired by hope is necessarily the life which is rich in achievement, and that man indeed does possess to the fullest extent a dominion over nature, vast and unimaginable. The remedial activities of the world, noble as many of them are in intention, proceed from a false basis. Recognizing that the large masses of humanity are environed by conditions the reverse of the ideal, they imagine that individual character is the result of that environment. They make of man the slave instead of the master. Such material efforts have their due place in any well-considered scheme, and it is a subsidiary place. Man is essentially a creator and he can be considered in no other way if the postulate of human divinity be once admitted. Only by the assertion of his divinity can he become master of his conditions, only by the force thus generated can he lay hold of his own nature, and of all nature around him, and compel it into an expression of his own ideals, and force it into the service of his necessities. the social life of today reform more manifest drama. In too many has been made to serve alism and sensualism of stimulate the vicious it might be so powess. for dramatic work are unsurpassed anyworld. The gigantic hitheatre which has is capable of seatthousand people, and is every necessity and for the proper performwork to which it has d. In conjunction theatre in San Diego most unique dramatic century, and has never worth unstinted admirse best qualified to capabilities. We are the day which will more the drama to its as one of the great tiny bones baby's bone. and he can be considered in no other way if the postulate of human divinity be once admitted. Only by the assertion of his divinity can he become master of his conditions, only by the force thus generated can he lay hold of his own nature, and of all nature around him, and compel it into an expression of his own ideals, and force it into the service of his necessities. The value of the Point Loma institution lies in the fact that it has proved the truth of its theories by its success. It has accomplished the mission which brought it into being. 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