A person may come into full harmony with the formless substance by entertaining a lively and sincere gratitude for the blessings it bestows upon him.

Do not believe that any one can know, better than yourself, what is right for you. Listen to what others have to say, but always form your own conclusions.

The average person's idea of a great man, rather than one who serves, is of one who succeeds in getting himself served.

The grateful mind continually expects good things, and expectation becomes faith.

The grateful mind is constantly fixed upon the best. Therefore it tends to become the best. It takes the form or character of the best, and will receive the best.

Nothing can go wrong in this world but yourself ; and you can go wrong only by getting into the wrong mental attitude.

The really great man is often considered selfish by a large group of people who are connected with him and who feel that he might bestow upon them more benefits than he does.