It Is Not He Who

First And Foremost, The Monk Should Own Nothing In This World, But He Should Have As His Possessions Solitude Of The Body, Modesty Of Bearing, A Modulated Tone Of Voice, And A Well-ordered Manner Of Speech. He Should Be Without Anxiety As To His Food And Drink, And Should Eat In Silence.

Wherever You May Go, The Least Plant May Bring You Clear Remembrance Of The Creator.

Everyone Looks For The Good, Therefore Everyone Looks For God.

It Is Not He Who Begins Well Who Is Perfect. It Is He Who Ends Well Who Is Approved In God's Sight.

We Often Find Comfort In Telling What Is Painful In Actual Experience.