No Duty Is More Urgent Than That

A Man Becomes Calm In The Measure That He Understands Himself As A Thought-evolved Being. For Such Knowledge Necessitates The Understanding Of Others As The Result Of Thought, And As He Develops A Right Understanding, And Sees Ever More Clearly The Internal Relations Of Things By The Action Of Cause And Effect, He Ceases To Fuss, Fume, Worry, And Grieve. He Remains Poised, Steadfast, Serene.

The Greatest Achievement Was At First And For A Time A Dream. The Oak Sleeps In The Acorn, The Bird Waits In The Egg, And In The Highest Vision Of The Soul A Waking Angel Stirs. Dreams Are The Seedlings Of Realities.

In All Human Affairs There Are Efforts, And There Are Results, And The Strength Of The Effort Is The Measure Of The Result.

The Circumstances Which A Man Encounters With Suffering Are The Result Of His Own Mental Inharmony.

The Outer Conditions Of A Person's Life Will Always Be Found To Reflect Their Inner Beliefs.