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I have not the gift of vision	A
I have not the psychic ear	B
And the realms that are called Elysian	A
I neither see nor hear	B
Yet oft when the shadows darken	A
And the daylight hides its face	C
The soul of me seems to hearken	A
For the truths that speak through space	C
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They speak to me not through reason	A
They speak to me not by word	D
Yet my soul would be guilty of treason	A
If it did not say it had heard	D
For Space has a message compelling	E
To give to the ear of Earth	F
And the things which the Silence is telling	E
In the bosom of God have birth	F
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Now this is the truth as I hear it	G
That ever through good or ill	H
The will of the Ruling Spirit	I
Is moving and ruling still	H
In the clutch of the blood red terror	J
That holds the world in its might	K
The Race is learning its error	J
And will find its way to the light	K
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And this is the Truth as I see it	G
Whoever cries out for peace	L
Must think it and live it and be it	G
And the wars of the world will cease	L
Men fight that man may awaken	A
And no longer want to kill	H
Wars rage and the heavens are shaken	A
That man may learn how to be still	H
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In the silence he finds his Saviour	J
The God Who is dwelling within	A
And only by Christ behaviour	J
Is the soul of him saved from sin	A
There is only one Source no other	J
One Light and each soul is a ray	J
And he who would slaughter his brother	J
Himself he is seeking to slay	J
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Now these are the Truths we are learning	E
Through evils and horrors untold	M
For the thought of the race is turning	E
Away from its methods of old	M
And the mind of the race is sated	N
With the things that it prized of yore	J
And the monster of war is hated	O
As never on earth before	J
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Oh slow are God's mills in the grinding	E
But they grind exceedingly small	P
And slow is man's soul in the finding	E
That he is a part of the All	P
Through ons and ons his story	J
Is bloody and blackened with crime	Q
But he will come out into glory	J
And stand on the summits sublime	Q
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He will stand on the summits of Knowledge	R
In the splendour of Light from the Source	S
And the methods of church and of college	T
Will all of them change by his force	S
For the creeds that are blind and cruel	U
And the teachings by rule and by rod	V
Will all be turned into fuel	U
To light up the pathway to God	V
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This is the Truth as I hear it	G
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The clouds are rolling away	J
And spirit will talk with Spirit	I
In the swift approaching day	J
War from the world shall be driven	A
From evil shall come forth good	W
And men shall make ready for Heaven	A
Through living in Brotherhood	W

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