In The Matter Of Belief,

The Greatest Revolution Of Our Generation Is The Discovery That Human Beings, By Changing The Inner Attitudes Of Their Minds, Can Change The Outer Aspects Of Their Lives.

Modern Man . . . Has Not Ceased To Be Credulous . . . The Need To Believe Haunts Him.

The Lunatic's Visions Of Horror Are All Drawn From The Material Of Daily Fact.

Science Can Tell Us What Exists; But To Compare The Worths, Both Of What Exists And Of What Does Not Exist, We Must Consult Not Science, But What Pascal Calls Our Heart.

The Function Of Ignoring, Of Inattention, Is As Vital A Factor In Mental Progress As The Function Of Attention Itself.