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As The Smallest Drop Of Water Detached From The Ocean Contains All The Qualities Of The Ocean, So Man, Detached In Consciousness From The Infinite, Contains Within Him Its Likeness; And As The Drop Of Water Must, By The Law Of Its Nature, Ultimately Find Its Way Back To The Ocean And Lose Itself In Its Silent Depths, So Must Man, By The Unfailing Law Of His Nature, At Last Return To His Source, And Lose Himself In The Great Ocean Of The Infinite.

A Strong Man Cannot Help A Weaker Unless The Weaker Is Willing To Be Helped, And Even Then The Weak Man Must Become Strong Of Himself; He Must, By His Own Efforts, Develop The Strength Which He Admires In Another. None But Himself Can Alter His Condition.

As He Thinks, So He Is; As He Continues To Think, So He Remains.

The Within Is Ceaselessly Becoming The Without. From The State Of A Man's Heart Doth Proceed The Conditions Of His Life; His Thoughts Blossom Into Deeds, And His Deeds Bear The Fruitage Of Character And Destiny.

Nature Gives All, Without Reservation, And Loses Nothing; Man Or Woman, Grasping All, Loses Everything.