No Man Is Hindered By

Man, As A Spiritual Being, Cannot Be Maintained In Strength, Uprightness, And Peace Except If He Periodically Withdraw Himself From The Outer World Of Perishable Things And Reach Inwardly Towards The Abiding And Imperishable Realities.

Rely Upon Your Own Judgment; Be True To Your Own Conscience; Follow The Light That Is Within You; All Outward Lights Are So Many Will-o'-the-wisps. There Will Be Those Who Tell You That You Are Foolish; That Your Judgment Is Faulty; That Your Conscience Is All Awry, And That The Light Within You Is Darkness; But Heed Them Not. If What They Say Is True, The Sooner You, As A Searcher Of Wisdom, Find It Out The Better, And You Can Only Make That Discovery By Bringing Your Powers To The Test. Therefore, Pursue Your Course Bravely.

The Outer Conditions Of A Person's Life Will Always Be Found To Reflect Their Inner Beliefs.

A Man Becomes Calm In The Measure That He Understands Himself As A Thought-evolved Being. For Such Knowledge Necessitates The Understanding Of Others As The Result Of Thought, And As He Develops A Right Understanding, And Sees Ever More Clearly The Internal Relations Of Things By The Action Of Cause And Effect, He Ceases To Fuss, Fume, Worry, And Grieve. He Remains Poised, Steadfast, Serene.

Man's Mind May Be Likened To A Garden, Which May Be Intelligently Cultivated Or Allowed To Run Wild.