A Man Is Not Rightly Conditioned Until

A Man Has To Learn That He Cannot Command Things, But That He Can Command Himself; That He Cannot Coerce The Wills Of Others, But That He Can Mold And Master His Own Will: And Things Serve Him Who Serves Truth; People Seek Guidance Of Him Who Is Master Of Himself.

As A Man Thinketh In His Heart, So Shall He Be

Mind Is The Master Weaver, Both Of The Inner Garment Of Character And The Outer Garment Of Circumstance.

A Man Only Begins To Be A Man When He Ceases To Whine And Revile, And Commences To Search For The Hidden Justice Which Regulates His Life. And He Adapts His Mind To That Regulating Factor, He Ceases To Accuse Others As The Cause Of His Condition, And Builds Himself Up In Strong And Noble Thoughts; Ceases To Kick Against Circumstances, But Begins To Use Them As Aids To His More Rapid Progress, And As A Means Of The Hidden Powers And Possibilities Within Himself.

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.