"What we greet the world with, the world regives us in kind." Walter & Lao Russell

1. It is Contentment That man needs rather than What is called “happiness”

2. Contentment is what a child knows when cradled in its mother’s arms . . .

3. The fulfillment of life is known by the mother and father of a new born baby when they gaze upon that precious extension of their united Love.

4. The ultimate in fulfillment can be known only, however, by the mother and father who are spiritually, mentally and physically mated for only such balanced matehood can bring the ecstasy of complete fulfillment.

5. A return to a simpler way of life than what we have had during the past fifty years would bring man greater inner peace and strength which he could not fail to express in his workday life.

6. When we speak of women taking their rightful place in the world, we are not advocating public office. The most important base of operation is the home for it is from the home that all life begins.

7. It is like a Springboard To the ocean of life. If it is a good, Strong, solid Springboard, It will send one Forth with Strength and Confidence.

8. We take the qualities of love, beauty, contentment, good will, courage, cooperation, thoughtfulness and kindness

9. Or of the negative qualities of greed, hate, cruelty, crime, disunity and fear

10. With us when we step out into the world from our home base.

11. What we greet the world with, the world regives to us in kind.

12. There is but one place to look for solutions to personal or world problems and that one place is WITHIN OURSELVES.

13. A marriage and the life which extends From the two people who made it is as Good as the man and woman who Contracted it. If they both give and serve Each other Equally It will be a Perfect Marriage.

14. If one takes more than he gives, it will either dissolve in divorce or the man and woman will live as strangers to each other.

15. The same principle applies to the world of man. They must either live the Law of Love RHYTMIC BALANCED INTERCHANGE

16. Or face the continual devastation of war

17. And therein lies the destiny of the world

18. This age of materialism and slaughter must be replaced by an age of LOVE and CHARACTER.

19. Extracted from the OUT OF PRINT HOME STUDY COURSE III Edition (1950) By Walter & Lao Russell