What A Man Can Be, He Must

Religion Becomes A State Of Mind Achievable In Almost Any Activity Of Life, If This Activity Is Raised To A Suitable Level Of Perfection.

...the Great Lesson Is That The Sacred Is In The Ordinary, That It Is To Be Found In One's Daily Life, In One's Neighbors, Friends, And Family, In One's Backyard.

The Key Question Isn't "what Fosters Creativity?" But Why In God's Name Isn't Everyone Creative? Where Was The Human Potential Lost? How Was It Crippled? I Think Therefore A Good Question Might Not Be Why Do People Create? But Why Do People Not Create Or Innovate? We Have Got To Abandon That Sense Of Amazement In The Face Of Creativity, As If It Were A Miracle That Anybody Created Anything.

The Job Is, If We Are Willing To Take It Seriously, To Help Ourselves To Be More Perfectly What We Are, To Be More Full, More Actualizing, More Realizing In Fact, What We Are In Potentiality.

Apparently One Impression We Are Making... Is That Creativeness Consists Of Lightning Striking You On The Head In One Great Glorious Moment.