True up-bringing is restricted to two types of welfare; the welfare of the body and that of the mind.

Breathless and unharmed, we emerge from the mazes of metaphysics and psychology where man and the soul are playing hide-and-seek.

Like matter itself, an ideal is mutable, but indestructible. It does not die; it only undergoes a change.

What is life without its angles of difficulty and defeat, and its tip of triumph and power?

Ignorance and fear are twins whose mother is slavery and whose father is oppression, and the mentality of the whole family is that of slaves.

The broader and higher aspects of life are international.... There is a goal towards which all nations gravitate, and there is a common ground upon which all nations meet.

An object is great in proportion to its power of resistance to time and the elements. That is why we think the pyramids are great. But see, the desert is greater than the pyramids, and the sea is greater than the desert, and the heavens are greater than the sea.