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A Creedless love that knows no clan,
No caste, no class, no cult but man,
That deems today and now and here
Are voice and vision of the seer,
That through this lifted human clod
The inflow of the breath of God
Still sheds it apostolic pow’rs,
Such faith, such hope, such love be ours.
Physical and Mental Training
If we made it a point to give only twenty minutes a day to rhythmic, systematic, methodical and melodious exercises, which include glandular motions, only twenty minutes a day; if we did it consciously, which means thoughtfully, with our mind upon every motion, action, vibration; if we did it religiously, seriously and for three hundred and sixty-five days, what would be the result!
It is quite admirable and praiseworthy for us to attempt the acquisition of learning, but it is one thing to be studious and devoted in seeking knowledge from books, and quite another thing to study and become acquainted with the nature of objects and things which we observe everywhere, and which pertain to the realm of everyday life and common experience. Because of our dual nature we are only too much inclined to forgetful-ness, and quite often drift into fancies of idealisms, misleading doctrines and opinions, soothing to a depraved mind because of its intoxicating influence, but destructive to our true nature and detrimental to our development into practicability.
TWENTY-SIX COMMANDS
1. Appeal to yourself alone.
2. Be determined to be free in thot.
3. Come up to all agreements of the day, to satisfy all.
To attain to health and keep it, to prevent disease and eradicate it, Nature provided a few simple rules which are not only to be known but must be observed if life is to prove a state of joy and success.
Individual idealism and aspiration must be our daily companions if we wish to enjoy happiness while seeking success.
Education to be of value must be of an intimate character.
Plain boiled rice with any kind of mashed fruit poured over it, adding cream, is most refreshing as a luncheon dish. Always chill the rice.
