1. God, or Life, is no respecter of persons. Life plays no favorites. Life, or God, seems to favor you when you align yourself with the principle of harmony, health, joy, and peace. 2. God, or Life, never sends disease, sickness, accident, or … Read more
When man understands the creative law of his own mind, he ceases to blame other people and conditions for making or marring his life. He knows that his own thoughts and feelings create his destiny. Furthermore, he is aware that externals are not the causes and conditioners of his life and his experiences. To think … Read more
There is an acid test for gold. There is also an acid test for forgiveness. If I should tell you something wonderful about someone who has wronged you, cheated you, or defrauded … Read more
The following is a simple method which works wonders m your life as you practice it: Quiet your mind, relax, and let go, Think of God and His love for you, and then affirm, “I fully and freely forgive (mention the name of the offender); I release him mentally and spiritually. I completely forgive everything … Read more
The essential ingredient in the art of forgiveness is the willingness to forgive. If you sincerely desire to forgive the other, you are fifty-one percent over the hurdle. I feel sure you know that to forgive the other does not necessarily mean that you like him or want to associate with him. You cannot be … Read more
And when ye stand praying, forgive, if ye have ought against any… MARK 11:25. Forgiveness of others is essential to mental peace and radiant health. You must forgive everyone who has ever hurt … Read more
Some time ago I talked to a young lady aged twenty-two. She was taught that it was a sin to dance, to play cards, to swim and to go out with men. She was threatened by her mother who told her she would burn eternally in hell-fire if she disobeyed her will and her religious … Read more
Some years ago I visited a church to perform a marriage- ceremony. The young man did not appear, and at the end of two hours, the bride-to-be shed a few tears, and then said to me, “I prayed for divine guidance. This might be the answer for He never aileth.” That was her reaction – … Read more
Suppose none of the things mentioned in the letter had been true of the teacher. The latter would have realized that her class material had upset the prejudices, superstitions, or narrow sectarian beliefs of the writer of the note, and that a psychologically ill person was simply pouring forth her resentment because a psychological boil … Read more
A schoolteacher told me that one of her associates criticized a speech she had given, saying to her that she spoke too fast, she swallowed some of her words, she couldn’t be heard, her diction was poor, and her speech ineffective. This teacher was furious and full of resentment toward her critic. She admitted to … Read more