In Man, The Things Which Are Not

Man Offers Himself To God. He Stands Before Him Like The Canvas Before The Painter Or The Marble Before The Sculptor. At The Same Time He Asks For His Grace, Expresses His Needs And Those Of His Brothers In Suffering. Such A Type Of Prayer Demands Complete Renovation. The Modest, The Ignorant, And The Poor Are More Capable Of This Self-denial Than The Rich And The Intellectual.

The Secret Of Life Is To Be Found In Life Itself, In The Full Organic, Intellectual And Spiritual Activities Of Our Body.

Intuition Comes Very Close To Clairvoyance; It Appears To Be The Extrasensory Perception Of Reality.

Only In Prayer Do We Achieve That Complete And Harmonious Assembly Of Body, Mind, And Spirit Which Gives The Frail Human Reed Its Unshakable Strength.

In Man, The Things Which Are Not Measurable Are More Important Than Those Which Are Measurable.