Man Must Use What He Has, Not

What Is Possible For Individual Man Is Impossible For The Masses.

Self-observation Brings Man To The Realization Of The Necessity Of Self-change. And In Observing Himself A Man Notices That Self-observation Itself Brings About Certain Changes In His Inner Processes. He Begins To Understand That Self-observation Is An Instrument Of Self-change, A Means Of Awakening.

Meat Is Necessary When There Is Hard Physical Work To Be Done, Or In A Very Cold Climate, Or When Edible Plants Cannot Be Found...animal Flesh Provides All The Substances We Need, Both For The Intensive Working Of Our Organism And For Maintaining A Normal Temperature In Cold Climates.

Ancient Art Has A Specific Inner Content. At One Time, Art Possessed The Same Purpose That Books Do In Our Day, Namely: To Preserve And Transmit Knowledge. In Olden Days, People Did Not Write Books, They Incorporated Their Knowledge Into Works Of Art. We Would Find A Great Many Ideas In The Works Of Ancient Art Passed Down To Us, If Only We Knew How To Read Them.

Religion Is Doing; A Man Does Not Merely Think His Religion Or Feel It, He 'lives' His Religion As Much As He Is Able, Otherwise It Is Not Religion But Fantasy Or Philosophy.