We Are Gods In The Chrysalis.

When Ill Luck Besets Us, To Ease The Tension We Have Only To Remember That Happiness Is Relative. The Next Time You Are Tempted To Grumble About What Has Happened To You, Why Not Pause And Be Glad That It Is No Worse Than It Is.

One Of The Most Appalling Comments On Our Present Way Of Life Is That At One Time Half Of All The Beds In Our Hospitals Were Reserved For Patients With Nervous And Mental Troubles, Patients Who Had Collapsed Under The Crushing Burden Of Accumulated Yesterdays And Fearful Tomorrows. Yet A Vast Majority Of Those People Would Be Walking The Streets Today, Leading Happy, Useful Lives — If They Had Only Heeded The Words Of Jesus: “have No Anxiety About The Morrow”; Or The Words Of Sir William Osler: "live In Day-tight Compartments."

Would You Sell Both Your Eyes For A Million Dollars...or Your Two Legs...or Your Hands...or Your Hearing? Add Up What You Do Have, And You'll Find You Won't Sell Them For All The Gold In The World. The Best Things In Life Are Yours, If You Can Appreciate Them.

We Nourish The Bodies Of Our Children And Friends And Employees, But How Seldom Do We Nourish Their Selfesteem? We Provide Them With Roast Beef And Potatoes To Build Energy, But We Neglect To Give Them Kind Words Of Appreciation That Would Sing In Their Memories For Years Like The Music Of The Morning Stars.

When Dealing With People, Remember You Are Not Dealing With Creatures Of Logic, But Creatures Of Emotion.