I do not seek to change your work for the next six months, my fellow-disciple. I outlined to you in June 1935 a full quota of meditation work. Your growth in understanding has been real, though the ajna center has yet resisted effort. The main result has been an intensification of the heart center's activity, but this will eventually have a reflex action upon the ajna center. Any of the centers which have allied closely with them certain of the major ductless glands and at the same time have no large organ (such as the heart or stomach) connected with them develop more slowly and are more carefully protected in the process than are the centers with a major physiological organ closely connected with them. For instance, the thymus gland is connected with the heart center and the pancreas with the solar plexus center. At the same time, the energy pouring through those centers can be deflected into certain large physical organisms - such as the heart and the stomach. These centers, therefore, when being developed or stimulated, carry far less physiological danger than those which are not so related. The ajna center is related to the pituitary body but there is no large physical organism to carry off the energy contacted; the etheric web is, therefore, in this locality specially reinforced and the activity of the center more slowly generated. This is interesting and reassuring. It is in hints such as the above that the real teaching is given.