THOUGHTS
1. IMAGINATION IS THE DOOR TO INSPIRATION AND THE BASIS OF ALL THOUGHT.
2. PUTS THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE.
3. HE WHO STEPS HIS ACTIVITIES AND AT THE SAME TIME IS STILL THINKING ABOUT THEM ATTAINS TO NOTHING, HE ONLY BECOMES A HYPOCRITE. BUT HE WHO BY THE POWER OF HIS MIND GRADUALLY BRINGS HIS SENSE ORGANS UNDER CONTROL, EMPLOYING THEM IN WORK, THAT MAN IS BETTER. THEREFORE DO THOU WORK.
4. IT IS NOT THE BUILDING, BUT THE PEOPLE THAT MAKE A CHURCH, AND THAT IS WHAT WE ALWAYS FORGET.
5. BUT I AM PREPARED TO GO ANY DISTANCE TO SEE THE FACE OF THAT MAN WHO CAN REALLY MAKE A DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE SIN AND THE SINNER. IT IS EASY TO SAY SO.
6. THE APPEARANCES OF HAPPINESS OR UNHAPPINESS OF THE SOUL ARE BUT REFLECTIONS.
7. HEROES ONLY ENJOY THE WORLD.
8. IN PHYSICS, THOUGHT THE SNAKE, EVEN THE ELECTRON AS A DUAL CHARACTER. SOMETIMES APPEARING AS A PARTICLE, AT OTHER TIMES AS A WAVE. THE GREAT SWAMI VIVEKANANDA WITTILY CALLED IT "WAVICLE" HE REMEMBERED.
9. CONCENTRATION OF THE POWER OF THE MIND IS OUR ONLY INSTRUMENT TO HELP US SEE GOD.
10. WHEN YOU HAVE TRAINED YOUR MIND AND YOUR NERVES TO REALISE THIS IDEA OF THE WORLD'S NONDEPENDENCE ON YOU OR ON ANYBODY, THERE WILL THEN BE NO REACTION IN THE FORM OF PAIN RESULTING FROM WORK.
11. THE COW NEVER TELLS A LIE, AND THE STONE NEVER STEALS, BUT, NEVERTHELESS, THE COW REMAINS A COW AND THE STONE A STONE . MAN STEALS AND MAN TELLS LIES, AND AGAIN IT IS MAN THAT BECOMES A GOD.
12. NO MAN IS TO BE JUDGED BY THE MERE NATURE OF HIS DUTIES, BUT ALL SHOULD BE JUDGED BY THE MANNER AND THE SPIRIT IN WHICH THEY PERFORM THEM.
13. THE MIND IS IN THREE STATES, ONE OF WHICH IS DARKNESS, CALLED TAMAS, FOUND IN BRUTES AND IDIOTS, IT ONLY ACTS TO INJURE. NO OTHER IDEA COMES INTO THAT STATE OF MIND. THEN THERE IS THE ACTIVE STATE OF MIND, RAJAS, WHOSE CHIEF MOTIVES ARE POWER AND ENJOYMENT. I WILL BE POWERFUL AND RULE OTHERS. THEN THERE IS THE STATE CALLED SATTVA, SERENITY, CALMNESS.
14. WHAT A MEAN LEARNS IS REALLY WHAT HE DISCOVERS, BY TAKING THE COVER OFF HIS OWN SOUL, WHICH IS A MINE OF INFINITE KNOWLEDGE.
15. EACH IS GREAT IN HIS OWN PLACE, BUT THE DUTY OF ONE IS NOT THE DUTY OF THE OTHER.
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