Edgar Cayce Reading 451-2

. . that contentment that can only come with the knowledge of His
peace abiding ever with thee; for with His peace there comes
contentment, no matter what may be the vicissitudes of life, whether
in trials as of the mental surroundings, whether in the trials as of
material conditions or positions, there can come--with that
peace--that contentment of heart and mind, that He is in His holy
temple and all is well with those who have made Him the ideal . . .