The Life Force
Submitted by admin1 on Wed, 05/18/2016 - 00:00A sense of discovery imbues one with an unquenchable spirit, putting vitality into one’s thoughts and dynamism into one’s actions.
A sense of discovery imbues one with an unquenchable spirit, putting vitality into one’s thoughts and dynamism into one’s actions.
Remembrance of death would alone be enough to cure man’s rebellious nature.
Remembrance of death would alone be enough to cure man’s rebellious nature.
Discovery of God means that one has penetrated beyond the world of outward forms and delved into the world of hidden meanings.
The attachment to forms rather than meanings is man’s greatest weakness.
Man may be master of his own will, but he is not master of nature.
If there is hate and anger directed against one from the outside, one must not let such feelings get inside one.
The return to religion, by its very nature, signifies a return to human nature.
Often people accept or reject something not on the basis of truth or falsehood, but on the basis of what best serves their interests.
To believe in God is to see the invisible force behind visible objects.