“There is a kingdom of abundance of all things, and it may be found by those who seek it and are willing to comply with its laws.  Jesus said that it is hard for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of heaven.  This does not mean that it is hard because of his wealth, for the poor man gets in no faster and no easier.  It is not money but the thoughts [people may] hold about money, its source, its ownership, and its use, that keep them out of the kingdom . . . .

They must learn that they cannot possess and lock up that which belongs to God without themselves suffering the effects of that sequestration . . . .

Every thought of personal possession must be dropped out of mind before [people] can come into the realization of the invisible supply . . . .

It is the mind that believes in personal possessions that limits the full idea. God’s world is a world of results that sequentially follow demands. It is in this kingdom that [we] find [our] true home.  Labor has ceased for [the person] who has found this inner kingdom.  Divine supply is brought forth without laborious struggle:  to desire is to have fulfillment”