What takes our time – Sunday, December 11, 1960
Last week we talked of the waste of worshiping the average, and that the average is neither an absolute nor an ideal and is not...
Last week we talked of the waste of worshiping the average, and that the average is neither an absolute nor an ideal and is not...
Last week we closed with this comment: "Man is obviously made to think. It is his whole dignity and his whole merit; and his whole...
Today we should like somewhat to summarize our subject of some weeks on our responsibility for all the thoughts we think, for our actions and...
We would turn back today to a citation from Emerson which said: "Cause and effect, means and ends, seed and fruit, cannot be severed; for...
We would turn again to a sentence previously cited, which says: "What we are to be, we are becoming."1 This seems somewhat to coincide with...
We should like further to pursue the question of where thoughts come front and how we can control them—for controlling thoughts is essential to controlling...
Last week we talked of "the seed and the fruit," of cause and consequence in thought and action and utterance, and of the importance of...
Recently we cited a sentence from Emerson which said, "Cause and effect, means and ends, seed and fruit, cannot be severed;” This suggests another sentence...
We have talked in recent weeks of work: and would turn now for a moment or two to the question of how we work. As...