I Do, Indeed, Close My Door At

There Are Three Principles In A Man's Being And Life, The Principle Of Thought, The Principle Of Speech, And The Principle Of Action. The Origin Of All Conflict Between Me And My Fellow-men Is That I Do Not Say What I Mean And I Don't Do What I Say.

This Is The Sacrifice: The Endless Possibility That Is Offered Up On The Altar Of The Form.

I Do Not Accept Any Absolute Formulas For Living. No Preconceived Code Can See Ahead To Everything That Can Happen In A Man's Life. As We Live, We Grow And Our Beliefs Change. They Must Change. So I Think We Should Live With This Constant Discovery. We Should Be Open To This Adventure In Heightened Awareness Of Living. We Should Stake Our Whole Existence On Our Willingness To Explore And Experience.

God Is The "mysterium Tremendum," That Appears And Overthrows, But He Is Also The Mystery Of The Self-evident, Nearer To Me Than My I.

One Should Hallow All That One Does In One's Natural Life. One Eats In Holiness, Tastes The Taste Of Food In Holiness, And The Table Becomes An Altar. One Works In Holiness, And Raises Up The Sparks Which Hide Themselves In All Tools. One Walks In Holiness Across The Fields, And The Soft Songs Of All Herbs, Which They Voice To God, Enter Into The Song Of Our Soul.