The Whole World Yearns After

I Say, Of The Congress, Then, This - That Its Aims Are Mistaken, That The Spirit In Which It Proceeds Towards Their Accomplishment Is Not A Spirit Of Sincerity And Whole-heartedness, And That The Methods It Has Chosen Are Not The Right Methods, And The Leaders In Whom It Trusts, Not The Right Sort Of Men To Be Leaders; - In Brief, That We Are At Present The Blind Led, If Not By The Blind, At Any Rate By The One-eyed.

Death Is But Changing Of Our Robes To Wait In Wedding Garments At The Eternal's Gate.

[s]tand Aside And Watch The Working Of The Divine Power In Yourself.

In The Normal Play Of Our Mind There Are All Sorts Of Perversions; Hence The Need To Stop All These Things And Inculcate Right Thinking, Right Willing - In Other Words, Truth Must Be Established.

Life Was A Sorrowful Throb Of This Matter Teaching It Anguish, Teaching It Hope And Desire Trod Out Too Soon In The Mire, Life The Frail Joy That Regrets Its Briefness, Life The Long Sorrow.