Belief Creates The Actual Fact.

We Must Make Automatic And Habitual, As Early As Possible, As Many Useful Actions As We Can. . . . The More Of The Details Of Our Daily Life We Can Hand Over To The Effortless Custody Of Automatism, The More Our Higher Powers Of Mind Will Be Set Free For Their Own Proper Work.

There Is Nothing So Absurd That It Cannot Be Believed As Truth If Repeated Often Enough.

Humanism . . . Is Not A Single Hypothesis Or Theorem, And It Dwells On No New Facts. It Is Rather A Slow Shifting In The Philosophic Perspective, Making Things Appear As From A New Centre Of Interest Or Point Of Sight.

Science As Such Assuredly Has No Authority, For She Can Only Say What Is, Not What Is Not.

The Most Immutable Barrier In Nature Is Between One Man's Thoughts And Another's.