He Who Has Ceased To Pray Has

Indeed, The Greatest Blessing That Can Follow The Death Of Those We Love Is Reconciliation. Without It There Is No Peace. But With It Come Quiet Thoughts And Quickened Memories. And What Else Shall A Man Do Except Become Reconciled? What Purpose Does He Serve By Fighting What He Cannot Touch Or By Brooding Upon What He Cannot Change?

We Must Carry Things Beyond Conversation To Conclusion.

One Of The Most Fruitless, Irritating Wastes In The World Is Arguing-the Contentious, Endless Kind Of Arguing That Is Akin To Quarreling, And Causes Feuding In Families And Among Friends, And Leaves Resentful Feeling In Homes, In Hearts, In Businesses And Professions, And In All Kinds Of Gatherings In Public And Private Places, And In All Relationships Of Life-and With So Little That It Ever Seems To Settle!

May We Never Let The Things We Can't Have, Or Don't Have, Or Shouldn't Have, Spoil Our Enjoyment Of The Things We Do Have And Can Have. As We Value Our Happiness Let Us Not Forget It. For One Of The Greatest Lessons In Life Is Learning To Be Happy Without The Things We Cannot Or Should Not Have.

But Fortunately For Us And For All Men, It Has Not Been Given Unto Us To Judge, Nor To Execute, Nor To Measure Out The Days And The Years Of Men. We May Be Most Grateful That Such Matters Belong To The Lord God Our Father, Who Sees Things Past And Things To Come. And, We May Be Grateful For The Assurance That There Is Plan And Purpose In This World, And In Our Own Lives.