This teaching will be seen to be identical with that of the closing words of _The Idyll of the White Lotus_: "He will learn how to expound spiritual truths, and to enter into the life of his highest self, and he can learn also to hold within him the glory of that higher self, and yet to retain life upon this planet so long as it shall last, if need be; to retain life in the vigor of manhood, till his entire work is completed, and he has taught the three truths to all who look for light." There are three sentences in the book which ought to be imprinted in the reader's mind, and we present them inversely: "Secreted and hidden in the heart of the world and the heart of man is the light which can illumine all life, the future and the past." "On the mental steps of a million men Buddha passed through the Gates of Gold; and because a great crowd pressed about the threshold he was able to leave behind him words which prove that those gates will open." "This is one of the most important factors in the development of man, the recognition--profound and complete recognition--of the law of universal unity and coherence." End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Light On The Path and Through the Gates of Gold, by Mabel Collins