What I Cannot Do Now Is The

Life Was A Sorrowful Throb Of This Matter Teaching It Anguish, Teaching It Hope And Desire Trod Out Too Soon In The Mire, Life The Frail Joy That Regrets Its Briefness, Life The Long Sorrow.

[s]tand Aside And Watch The Working Of The Divine Power In Yourself.

We Can Arrive At A Point Of View Where The Preservation Of The Individual Activities Is No Longer Inconsistent With Our Comprehension Of The Cosmic Consciousness Or Our Attainment To The Transcendent And Supracosmic.

Spirituality Is Much Wider Than Any Particular Religion, And In The Larger Ideas Of It That Are Now Coming On Us Even The Greatest Religion Becomes No More Than A Broad Sect Or Branch Of The One Universal Religion, By Which We Shall Understand In The Future Man's Seeking For The Eternal, The Divine, The Greater Self, The Source Of Unity And His Attempt To Arrive At Some Equation, Some Increasing Approximation Of The Values Of Human Life With The Eternal And The Divine Values.

To Hope For A True Change Of Human Life Without A Change Of Human Nature Is An Irrational And Unspiritual Proposition.