To get at the core of God at his greatest, one must first get to the core of himself at his least, for no one can know God who has not first known himself. This core is a simple stillness, which is unmoved itself but by whose immobility all things are moved and all receive life.

Do not think that saintliness comes from occupation; it depends rather on what one is. The kind of work we do does not make us holy, but we may make it holy.

God is equally near in all creatures.

God is bound to act, to pour himself out (into thee) as soon as ever he shall find thee ready.

God wants nothing from you but the gift of a peaceful heart.

The man who has submitted his will and purposes entirely to God, carries God with him in all his works and in all circumstances.

To the extent that you eliminate ego from your activities, God comes into them - but no more and no less. Begin with that, and let it cost you your uttermost. In this way, and no other, is true peace to be found.