Honest. Truthful. Sincere.

One’s own work is much simpler than we imagine.

It is the constant effort to become honest, truthful, and sincere.

Honest –

Realizing that everything has to be paid for,

Both what one wants for oneself and for others,

And to be up to date in one’s payment

Is great happiness and freedom

Truthful –

To measure everything and everybody, including oneself,

Impartially by the laws we have been given,

Not by comfort and preferences

Sincere –

Learning to be truly oneself,

To make one’s own way

Without imitation even of those we admire most.

In the field of influence in which we find ourselves

We are being watched and helped all the time.

In proportion as we achieve these three qualities,

We will be useful.

Rodney Collin, The Theory of Conscious Harmony (entry 10/22/55)