>his　normal　experience　or　prehension？　From　where　has　this　deep　instinct　e　which　escapes　from　the　mouth　of　all　living　creatures　in　moments　of　peril？

Move　your　hand　in　haste　before　another's　eyes　and　his　eyelids　will　blink。　Tap　another　on　his　knee　and　his　leg　will　jump。　Confront　another　with　dark　horror　and　his　mouth　will　say；　〃My　God〃　from　the　same　deep　impulse。

My　life　need　not　be　filled　with　religion　in　order　for　me　to　recognize　this　greatest　mystery　of　nature。　All　creatures　that　walk　the　earth；　including　man；　possess　the　instinct　to　cry　for　help。　Why　do　we　possess　this　instinct；　this　gift？

Are　not　our　cries　a　form　of　prayer？　Is　it　not　inprehensible　in　a　world　governed　by　nature's　laws　to　give　a　lamb；　or　a　mule；　or　a　bird；　or　man　the　instinct　to　cry　out　for　help　lest　some　great　mind　has　also　provided　that　the　cry　should　be　heard　by　some　superior　power　having　the　ability　to　hear　and　to　answer　our　cry？　Henceforth　I　will　pray；　but　my　cries　for　help　will　only　be　cries　f

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