The Outer Conditions Of A Person's Life

As The Smallest Drop Of Water Detached From The Ocean Contains All The Qualities Of The Ocean, So Man, Detached In Consciousness From The Infinite, Contains Within Him Its Likeness; And As The Drop Of Water Must, By The Law Of Its Nature, Ultimately Find Its Way Back To The Ocean And Lose Itself In Its Silent Depths, So Must Man, By The Unfailing Law Of His Nature, At Last Return To His Source, And Lose Himself In The Great Ocean Of The Infinite.

He Thinks In Secret, And It Comes To Pass: Environment Is But His Looking Glass.

The Soul Attracts That Which It Secretly Harbors; That Which It Loves, And Also That Which It Fears.

Man's Mind May Be Likened To A Garden, Which May Be Intelligently Cultivated Or Allowed To Run Wild.

No Man Is Hindered By Another; He Is Only Hindered By Himself. No Man Suffers Because Of Another; He Suffers Only Because Of Himself.