All That Produces Longing In

He Who Once Burns His Mouth On The Hot Soup, Blows Even The Buttermilk.

... The Wise In All Ages... Have Tried To Learn One Thing Only, And That Was Resignation To The Will Of God. By Doing This, They Have Reached A Stage At Which They Could See From God's Point Of View.

The Wonderful Thing Is That The Soul Already Knows To Some Extent That There Is Something Behind The Veil, The Veil Of Perplexity, That There Is Something To Be Sought For In The Highest Spheres Of Life, That There Is Some Beauty To Be Seen, That There Is Someone To Be Known Who Is Knowable.

There Should Be Balance In All Our Actions; To Be Either Extreme Or Lukewarm Is Equally Bad.

The Heart Becomes Wide By Forgetting Self, But Narrow By Thinking Of The Self And Pitying One's Self. To Gain A Wide And Broad Heart You Must Have Something Before You To Look Upon, And To Rest Your Intelligence Upon - And That Something Is The God-ideal.