The Historical Religions Have The Tendency To

What You Must Do Is Love Your Neighbor As Yourself. There Is No One Who Knows Your Many Faults Better Than You! But You Love Yourself Notwithstanding. And So You Must Love Your Neighbor, No Matter How Many Faults You See In Him.

Man Is Like A Tree. If You Stand In Front Of A Tree And Watch It Incessantly, To See How It Grows, And To See How Much It Has Grown, You Will See Nothing At All. But Tend It At All Times, Prune The Runners And Keep It Free Of Beetles And Worms, And All In Good Time-it Will Come Into Its Growth. It Is The Same With Man: All That Is Necessary Is For Him To Overcome His Obstacles, And He Will Thrive And Grow. But It Is Not Right To Examine Him Hour After Hour To See How Much Has Already Been Added To His Stature.

Only Men Who Are Capable Of Saying Thou [an Attitude Of Deep Respect] To One Another Can Truly Say We With One Another.

One Should Hallow All That One Does In One's Natural Life. One Eats In Holiness, Tastes The Taste Of Food In Holiness, And The Table Becomes An Altar. One Works In Holiness, And Raises Up The Sparks Which Hide Themselves In All Tools. One Walks In Holiness Across The Fields, And The Soft Songs Of All Herbs, Which They Voice To God, Enter Into The Song Of Our Soul.

An Animal's Eyes Have The Power To Speak A Great Language.