. . . The State Of Things

The Servant May Not Look To Be In Better Case Than His Master.

It Is A Wise Mans Part, Rather To Avoid Sickness, Than To Wish For Medicines.

The Chief Aim Of Their Constitution Is That, Whenever Public Needs Permit, All Citizens Should Be Free, So Far As Possible, To Withdraw Their Time And Energy From The Service Of The Body, And Devote Themselves To The Freedom And Culture Of The Mind. For That, They Think, Is The Real Happiness Of Life.

Because The Soul Has Such Deep Roots In Personal And Social Life And Its Values Run So Contrary To Modern Concerns, Caring For The Soul May Well Turn Out To Be A Radical Act, A Challenge To Accepted Norms.

By Confronting Us With Irreducible Mysteries That Stretch Our Daily Vision To Include Infinity, Nature Opens An Inviting And Guiding Path Toward A Spiritual Life.