We are at last learning to recognize the existence of delicate mental processes which entirely escape the crude methods of speech.

Reverie as a genuine thought process is beginning to be studied with the attention it deserves, and new understanding of prayer must result.

By its means powers of perception and response ordinarily latent are roused to action; and thus the whole life is enriched.

That faculty in us which corresponds, not with the busy life of succession but with the eternal sources of power, gets its chance.

"Though the soul," says Von Huegel, "cannot abidingly abstract itself from its fellows, it can and ought frequently to recollect itself in a simple sense of God's presence.