Act Is The Blossom Of Thought; And

A Strong Man Cannot Help A Weaker Unless The Weaker Is Willing To Be Helped, And Even Then The Weak Man Must Become Strong Of Himself; He Must, By His Own Efforts, Develop The Strength Which He Admires In Another. None But Himself Can Alter His Condition.

A Particular Train Of Thought Persisted In, Be It Good Or Bad, Cannot Fail To Produce Its Results On The Character And Circumstances. A Man Cannot Directly Choose His Circumstances, But He Can Choose His Thoughts, And So Indirectly, Yet Surely, Shape His Circumstances.

A Man Sooner Or Later Discovers That He Is The Master-gardener Of His Soul, The Director Of His Life.

The Very Fact That You Are A Complainer, Shows That You Deserve Your Lot.

Man's Mind May Be Likened To A Garden, Which May Be Intelligently Cultivated Or Allowed To Run Wild.