Love Itself Is The Healing Power And

Every Man's Path Is For Himself; Let Him Accomplish His Own Desires That He May Thus Be Able To Rise Above Them To The Eternal Goal.

The Gardener Uses Both Roses In The Flowerbed And Thorns In Making Fences.

Every Mind Has Its Particular Standard Of Good And Bad, And Of Right And Wrong. This Standard Is Made By What One Has Experienced Through Life, By What One Has Seen Or Heard; It Also Depends Upon One's Belief In A Certain Religion, One's Birth In A Certain Nation And Origin In A Certain Race. But What Can Really Be Called Good Or Bad, Right Or Wrong, Is What Comforts The Mind And What Causes It Discomfort. It Is Not True, Although It Appears So, That It Is Discomfort That Causes Wrongdoing. In Reality, It Is Wrongdoing Which Causes Discomfort, And It Is Right-doing Which Gives Comfort.

When We Are Face To Face With Truth, The Point Of View Of Krishna, Buddha, Christ, Or Any Other Prophet, Is The Same. When We Look At Life From The Top Of The Mountain, There Is No Limitation; There Is The Same Immensity.

As Long As In Love There Is "you" And "me," Love Is Not Fully Kindled.