"Although it would seem at first a minor item, one of the most troublesome issues in undertaking the editing of our work has been the establishing of a consistent policy for capitalization of words. The normal procedure of reserving such usage for proper names, the Deity and His immediate attributes is brought to a sorry dilemma in a work which has as its major thesis the unity of all creation.
This matter is made even more puzzling by the subtle fashion in which writers gradually draw the consciousness of the reader from the concept of The Unified Field in Its unmanifest states to those stages of development in which the individualized soul is apparently furthest from realizing his essential eternal oneness with The Field. A strictly rational policy on capitalizations during such a progression of development, ending in a final re t u rn to full union with the Being, is apparently unobtainable, and therefore the editors have adopted the more feasible usage of capitalizing the Deity and His immediate attributes, and thereafter have used capitals primarily for the sake of emphasis and helping the reader to distinguish readily between conditions associated with the higher as contrasted with the more gross planes (i.e., E n e rgy of the subtle planes compared to nuclear energy)."
