This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
identifier | question |
---|---|
18392 | ***** I stay my haste, I make delays, For what avails this eager pace? |
18392 | And would you have in your body all the elasticity, all the strength, all the beauty of your younger years? |
18392 | _ Whittier_***** Would you remain always young, and would you carry all the joyousness and buoyancy of youth into your maturer years? |
4507 | Who does not love a tranquil heart, a sweet- tempered, balanced life? 4507 In the light of this truth, what, then, is the meaning offighting against circumstances?" |
4507 | Shall man''s basest desires receive the fullest measure of gratification, and his purest aspirations starve for lack of sustenance? |
8414 | Again, the depth of a life must be equal, and how do we lack in this? |
8414 | How can we comfort them and point them to the hope of a new endeavor? |
8414 | How often shall we treat an absent patient? |
8414 | Jesus again told this when he said to the man who asked him"What shall I do that I may have eternal life?" |
8414 | Like the Christians of old we do not understand higher relationships, and at last, worn out with disappointment we cry,"Where are the promises?" |
8414 | What makes the difference? |
13136 | What Is God? 13136 ................................................................... How long so affected?.............................................. 13136 Are you reading Dr. Bush''s books?.................................. 13136 Are you tense? 13136 Are you willing to earnestly work in harmony with the treatment when sent out?........................................................ 13136 Do you wish to conquer disease-- strengthen your personality-- be more and do more? 13136 Ever had a severe accident, shock, great sorrow or disappointment? 13136 Ever taken Silent Treatment?....................................... 13136 What is God? 13136 What is wrong? 13136 Where is Success? 13136 Which ones?........................................................ 7224 If then,"you may ask,"fate is so pitiless and so powerful, what can be done with it and where does free- will enter into the matter?" |
7224 | FATE OR FREE- WILL? |
7224 | How can this be done? |
7224 | On the other hand, he has no incentive to hoard or to grab wealth, for of what use are riches to one whose supply is for ever assured? |
7224 | PREFACE CHAPTER I.--Infinite Life and Power CHAPTER II.--The Overcoming of Life''s Difficulties CHAPTER III.--Fate or Free- Will? |
7224 | Shall we be victorious or shall we be submerged? |
7224 | Shall we overcome life''s difficulties or shall we give in to them? |
7224 | The greatest Teacher of all once said:"For what shall it profit man, if he shall gain the whole world and lose his own soul?" |
7224 | The question is, can this be done? |
7224 | Those who have studied the Occult sciences may say"what about planetary influences?" |
7224 | What has all this got to do with practical, everyday life, it may be asked? |
7224 | Why should they have any such desire? |
10390 | Again, what average boy would not prefer a fox- terrier to a goldfish for a pet? |
10390 | But it will be asked, May we not go on until at last we attain the possession of all knowledge? |
10390 | But suppose, when we reach a point where some momentous decision has to be made, we happen to decide wrongly? |
10390 | He that planted the ear shall He not hear?" |
10390 | How can this be done? |
10390 | How do we know what the intention of the Universal Mind may be? |
10390 | How is this to be accomplished? |
10390 | Is there any reason why the laws which hold good of the individual subjective mind should not hold good of the Universal Mind also? |
10390 | Or, again, why is it that the boy himself is an advance upon the dog? |
10390 | That such a connection must exist is proved by metaphysical argument in answer to the question,"How did anything ever come into existence at all?" |
10390 | The answer to this error remains, as of old, in the simple question,"He that made the eye shall He not see? |
10390 | The question then arises, how can the healer substitute his own conscious mind for that of the patient? |
10390 | What Form, then, should Love give to the vehicles of its expression? |
10390 | What must the Supreme All- originating Spirit be in itself? |
10390 | What should be the relation of such an intelligence towards us? |
30256 | Again, are you unhappy? |
30256 | And the prize for which we strive"to have and to hold"--what is it? |
30256 | Are you growing more attractive as you advance in life? |
30256 | Do you go to pieces nervously if you are obliged to repeat a remark to some one who did not understand you? |
30256 | Eternity Do you know what a wonderfully complicated thing a human being is? |
30256 | Generosity Have you ever observed how invariably your"last dollar"is restored to you, with additions, when you have given it for some worthy purpose? |
30256 | Is it flying loose over a trifle? |
30256 | Is your eye softer and deeper, is your mouth kinder, your expression more sympathetic, or are you screwing up your face in tense knots of worry? |
30256 | It surely was not visible upon those pinched and worried faces? |
30256 | Morning Influences What do you think about the very first thing in the morning? |
30256 | Sympathy Are you of a sympathetic nature? |
30256 | The Object of Life What do you believe to be the object of your life? |
30256 | Then what is character, and what is success? |
30256 | Then why think it your duty to take mental potions which paralyze your courage and kill your ambition? |
30256 | Then, about your temper? |
30256 | What is uglier or more unattractive than mud? |
30256 | What monarch would feel pleasure in having his children crawl in the dust, saying,"We are less than nothing, miserable, unworthy creatures?" |
30256 | Would he not prefer to hear them say, proudly:"We are of royal blood"? |
30256 | Would you be happy and successful? |
30256 | Yet where was the result of the loving, tender, sweet spirit of Christ''s teaching? |
33917 | ***** Do you want more books on Health and Success? |
33917 | And do n''t you want to read Wallace D. Wattles''"New Science of Living and Healing,"price 50 cents? |
33917 | And when shall I eat my second meal? |
33917 | Are long continued fasts necessary? |
33917 | But if I do not eat on arising in the morning, when shall I take my first meal? |
33917 | Can one be in actual physical suffering and still think only thoughts of_ health_? |
33917 | From the foregoing, however, you can easily see that the Science of Being Well readily answers the question: When, and how often shall I eat? |
33917 | It is very easy to find the correct answer to the question, How much shall I eat? |
33917 | Must we not conclude that their patients are healed by a Principle of Health within themselves, and not by something in the varying"remedies"? |
33917 | Shall I drive myself beyond my strength, trusting in God to support me? |
33917 | Shall I go on, like the runner, expecting a"second wind"? |
33917 | So, I say, the question, What shall I eat? |
33917 | The current sciences of medicine and hygiene have made no progress toward answering the question, What shall I eat? |
33917 | What about exercise? |
33917 | What shall I do about that great bugaboo which scares millions of people to death every year-- Constipation? |
33917 | What shall I do when I am in pain? |
33917 | What shall I do when I am too weak for my work? |
33917 | What use for you to talk of mental control unless you will govern yourself in so simple a matter as ceasing to bolt your food? |
10740 | And have you ceased to talk about yourself and to regard yourself with self- complacent pride? |
10740 | Are you content to take the lowest place, and to be passed by unnoticed? |
10740 | Are you given to ostentation and self- praise? |
10740 | Are you saved from your temper, your irritability, your vanity, your personal dislikes, your judgment and condemnation of others? |
10740 | Are you willing to deny yourself, to give up your lusts, your prejudices, your opinions? |
10740 | Armored in changeless Truth, what can he know Of loss and gain? |
10740 | Art thou purged by the fires of sorrow? |
10740 | But how may one attain to this sublime realization? |
10740 | Divine Love can not be known until self is dead, for self is the denial of Love, and how can that which is known be also denied? |
10740 | Do you fight, with passion, for your party? |
10740 | Do you harbor thoughts of suspicion, enmity, envy, lust, pride, or do you strenuously fight against these? |
10740 | Do you lust for power and leadership? |
10740 | Do you seek to know and to realize Truth? |
10740 | Do you strive for riches? |
10740 | From thy human heart hath all striving gone, Leaving but Truth, and Love, and Peace alone? |
10740 | Hast thou crossed the wide ocean of strife? |
10740 | Hast thou found on the Shores of the Silence, Release from all the wild unrest of life? |
10740 | Hast thou passed through the desert of doubt? |
10740 | Hast thou passed through the place of despair? |
10740 | Hast thou wept through the dark night of grief? |
10740 | Have you pondered seriously upon the problem of life? |
10740 | Have you relinquished all strife? |
10740 | Have you sorrowed deeply? |
10740 | Have you suffered much? |
10740 | How does he act under trial and temptation? |
10740 | If not, from what are you saved, and wherein have you realized the transforming Love of Christ? |
10740 | Is thy soul so fair That no false thought can ever harbor there? |
10740 | Or have you given up the love of riches? |
10740 | Reader, do you seek to realize the birth into Truth? |
10740 | Sheltered by deathless love, what fear hath he? |
10740 | The final test of wisdom is this,--how does a man live? |
10740 | What spirit does he manifest? |
10740 | Who, then, in the midst of the ceaseless pandemonium of schools and creeds and parties, has the Truth? |
10740 | You say,"How can I love the drunkard, the hypocrite, the sneak, the murderer? |
10740 | does it move( Now freed from its sorrow and care) Thy human heart to pitying gentleness, Looking on wrong, and hate, and ceaseless stress? |
10740 | hath ruth The fiends of opinion cast out Of thy human heart? |
10361 | And if this beginning is now with us, by what reason can we limit it? |
10361 | But how about those who have passed over without that recognition? |
10361 | But how are we to do this? |
10361 | But the question is, What is going to become of ourselves? |
10361 | CHAPTER III THE DIVINE IDEAL What is the Divine Ideal? |
10361 | Do you expect God to put cash into your desk by a conjuring trick? |
10361 | Four kingdoms we know: what is to be the Fifth? |
10361 | Have I got this as an ever present Law of Tendency at the back of my thought? |
10361 | How can the force which pulls a thing down be an integral part of the force which builds it up? |
10361 | How do we know that it is the will of God? |
10361 | How do we know this? |
10361 | If so, then how is it that we all project identically similar images? |
10361 | Is the material movement evolved at this stage bound to take any particular form? |
10361 | Now ask yourself in what way individual selection and initiative would be likely to act as expressing the Originating Spirit itself? |
10361 | Now what must this passing out of the body mean to us? |
10361 | One is the question, How can moral guilt be transferred from one person to another? |
10361 | So, then, the question arises, What lines will this further development be likely to follow? |
10361 | The Law is that we can not transcend the Normal; therefore comes the question, What is the Normal? |
10361 | The bruised shins of our childhood convince us of its solidity, so now comes the question, Why does Matter exist? |
10361 | Then comes the question, How did the Universal Substance get there? |
10361 | Then comes the question, Is there no way of getting out of this law? |
10361 | Then the question arises, if these principles are true, why are we not demonstrating them? |
10361 | Then the question is, How are we to do this? |
10361 | Then there is the objection, How can past sins be done away with? |
10361 | Then why not impress upon it the suggestion that in passing over to the other side it has brought its objective mentality along with it? |
10361 | Therefore we arrive at the question, What is the Divine Ideal like? |
10361 | What is this something? |
10361 | When you were fourteen did you know where all the means were coming from which were going to support you till now when you are perhaps forty or fifty? |
10361 | Where, then, does limitation come from? |
10361 | Why not? |
10361 | Why, then, should not regeneration be accomplished here and now? |
28163 | And when they saw him they were amazed: and his mother said unto him, Son, why hast thou thus dealt with us? 28163 Do you know why money is so scarce, brothers?" |
28163 | Whereunto shall I liken the kingdom of God? 28163 Whereunto shall we liken the kingdom of God? |
28163 | Why callest thou me good? 28163 Again it is as Jesus said:For what shall it profit a man, if he gain the whole world and lose his own life?" |
28163 | And Goethe had a still deeper vision when he said:"Who is the happiest of men? |
28163 | And he said unto them, How is it that ye sought me? |
28163 | And may I say a word here to our Christian ministry, that splendid body of men for whom I have such supreme admiration? |
28163 | And may I say here this word to those outside, and especially to this class of young men and young women outside of our churches? |
28163 | And what really underlies the making of a record? |
28163 | Are we ready for this high type of spiritual adventure? |
28163 | As His words are recorded by Matthew:"Or what man is there of you, whom if his son ask bread, will he give him a stone? |
28163 | As Jesus said:"And why call ye me, Lord, Lord, and do not the things which I say?" |
28163 | But what, after all, does this mean? |
28163 | Can he be made into a spiritual man? |
28163 | Can not this healing process be greatly accelerated by a voluntary and conscious action of the mind, assisted, if need be, by some other person? |
28163 | Do you know that incident in connection with the little Scottish girl? |
28163 | Hast thou not heard that the everlasting God, the Lord, the Creator of the ends of the earth fainteth not, neither is weary? |
28163 | His question was:"Master, which is the great commandment in the law?" |
28163 | If you go back to the olden time and the old conflicts, the question was,''What is the relation of Jesus Christ to the Eternal?'' |
28163 | In clear and unmistakable words he made it known-- and why should he not? |
28163 | Is it like leaven, which a woman took and hid in three measures of meal, till the whole was leavened?" |
28163 | Jesus was right-- What doth it profit? |
28163 | Many times his question was:"Believe ye that I am able to do this?" |
28163 | No matter how the die is cast, Or who may seem to win-- We know that we must love at last-- Why not begin? |
28163 | Now what is the Divine call? |
28163 | Or according to our idiom-- who can understand him? |
28163 | Or if he ask a fish, will he give him a serpent? |
28163 | Or with what comparison shall we compare it? |
28163 | Peace? |
28163 | Peace? |
28163 | Peace? |
28163 | Shall we look for a moment to the first? |
28163 | Shall we recall again in this connection:"I am come that ye might have life and that ye might have it more abundantly"? |
28163 | Should not each one do his share? |
28163 | Wars have been fought over the question,''Was he of one substance with the Father?'' |
28163 | Was Mayor Jones a Christian? |
28163 | Was he a member of a religious organisation? |
28163 | What can be plainer? |
28163 | What is the cause of this almost world- wide difference in these two lives? |
28163 | What right have I to call them his fundamentals? |
28163 | Where were the books? |
28163 | Who made up the complete list? |
28163 | Why be disconcerted, why in a heat concerning so many things? |
28163 | Why be so eager to gain possession of the hundred thousand or the half- million acres, of so many millions of dollars? |
28163 | Wist ye not that I must be about my father''s business? |
28163 | [ Footnote E: Is not this the carpenter, the son of Mary, the brother of James, and Joses, and of Juda, and Simon? |
28163 | _ We touch the Father when we help His child._ Jesus taught us not to come to God asking, art Thou this or that? |
41892 | Surely this takes the matter away from Mental Action, does n''t it? |
41892 | What,you may cry,"Mind and Mentation in the mineral and chemical world-- surely not?" |
41892 | Why,some of us may cry,"how can we go back of the Atom, or Electron?" |
41892 | _ What_ Force and Energy? |
41892 | And as Thought is produced by Mind causing vibrations in the Psychoplasm, why is not the Astral Colors reasonable? |
41892 | And does it not explain why Gravitation is not affected in its"passage"by intervening bodies? |
41892 | And does not seem that this theory also explains why no medium is required for the"travel"of Gravitation? |
41892 | And in thus parting company, reader, let us murmur the words of the German poet, who has sung:"Dost thou ask for rest? |
41892 | And should not the medium between Mind and Mind be looked for in the Mental Region? |
41892 | And, have n''t we seen that both Electricity and Magnetism were Mental Actions also? |
41892 | But what about Mentation and Life in the plant life? |
41892 | Do these things mean anything to the"Man of the Street?" |
41892 | Do you desire to come in with us? |
41892 | Do you realize what this means? |
41892 | Do you want to get the cream of Success-- thought? |
41892 | Do you want to join our circle of thousands of Success readers? |
41892 | Does it not appear that they exhibit something very like both? |
41892 | Does it take a wild flight of the imagination to see that this Something, that is not Matter, and nor Force,_ must be a manifestation of Mind_? |
41892 | Does not the process of crystallization look like rudimentary purposive action? |
41892 | Does not this seem reasonable? |
41892 | He says:"Is it not a patent fact, obvious to all but the wilfully blind that_ matter does think_? |
41892 | How can Mind conduct Radiant Energy? |
41892 | How do the Atoms attract each other and move together? |
41892 | If so, wherefore? |
41892 | Is it a worthy exchange? |
41892 | Is it not more reasonable to think of it as a form of vital- action-- life- action? |
41892 | Is it too daring a conception to hazard the thought that perhaps the Universe itself is_ the result of the Dynamic Thought of The Infinite_? |
41892 | Is not this strong enough? |
41892 | Nothing"dead"about this, is there? |
41892 | Now is it reasonable to suppose that this wonderful"power"is a mere blind- force? |
41892 | Now, do we find it there? |
41892 | Passing_ how_? |
41892 | Perhaps it would be as well to begin by asking ourselves the question:"What is Substance?" |
41892 | Should not the explanation for Mental Effects be sought in a Mental Cause? |
41892 | The movement is ever forward, and upward-- what matter the banner under which the armies move? |
41892 | There is an evidence of Force and Energy here that is not Heat, Light or Electricity-- what is it? |
41892 | There is no_ material_ connection between them( and Electricity and Magnetism will not answer), so what is to be done? |
41892 | Well, that looks like a degree of Mentation, does n''t it? |
41892 | Were these things merely minerals or chemical- substances, or were they low forms of organic life? |
41892 | What can we offer him as an illustration? |
41892 | What is"Inherent?" |
41892 | When a rose throws off its perfume, it emanates tiny particles of itself-- can you measure or weigh the molecules composing that odor? |
41892 | When you handle a coin, an infinitesimal portion of it is worn off-- can you figure the size of the molecules composing that part? |
41892 | _ Have n''t we?_ Then how about two pieces of magnetised steel, or two electrified substances? |
41892 | _ Have n''t we?_ Then how about two pieces of magnetised steel, or two electrified substances? |
41892 | _ What is being produced?_ The imagination can not conceive of what this state of Substance, now being reached, is like. |
41892 | _ What is the Force used?_ Science admits the existence of this Force, and calls it"Nervous Energy,"or"Nerve Force." |
41892 | _ Why, different?_ Is n''t_ the bond intangible_? |
41892 | _ Why, different?_ Is n''t_ the bond intangible_? |
19051 | And what is our failure here but a triumph''s evidence For the fullness of the days? 19051 I am asked often: What is the relation of this movement to the Church? |
19051 | Is a man sick if the material senses indicate that he is in good health? 19051 And is he well if the senses say he is sick? 19051 Are they likely to displace the historic forms of Christianity, will they substantially modify it, or will they wear away and be reabsorbed? 19051 Are you true? 19051 But after all it did answer the insistent questions, Whence? 19051 Can the earth which is but dead in a vision resist spirits which have reality and are alive? |
19051 | Directly science began to offer its own answers to Whence? |
19051 | HALDEMAN_ Can the Dead Communicate with the Living? |
19051 | Have we withered or agonized? |
19051 | If evil is error and error evil and the belief that evil is an illusion is itself an illusion what is there to guarantee the reality of good? |
19051 | It goes on to supply an answer to the dominant questions-- Whence? |
19051 | Might it not demoralize those who have passed through the veil to be always trying to come back? |
19051 | The Eastern saint has sought to answer for himself and in his own way those compelling questions which lie behind all religion-- Whence? |
19051 | The old answers to the questions Whence? |
19051 | The reply came back in professional tones--"And what error are you suffering from this morning?" |
19051 | These needs and seekings are, after all, near and familiar; they are only our old questions Whence? |
19051 | True enough, the old questions-- Whence? |
19051 | We shall, therefore, the more insistently ask Whence? |
19051 | What do you give to a man to carry to his daily task?" |
19051 | Whence? |
19051 | Where, then, is the hiding of its power? |
19051 | Wherein, then, is this new mysticism, or better, this new cult of the inner life different from the old? |
19051 | Whither? |
19051 | Whither? |
19051 | Whither? |
19051 | Whither? |
19051 | Why are we happy? |
19051 | Why do we suffer? |
19051 | Why else was the pause prolonged but that singing might issue thence? |
19051 | Why rushed the discords in, but that harmony should be prized?" |
19051 | Why? |
19051 | _ Christian Science Has a Rich Field to Work_ Now what can finally be said of the whole matter? |
19051 | _ Their Parallels in the Past_ Now by such tests as these what future may one anticipate for such cults as we have been studying? |
19051 | and Whither? |
19051 | and Whither? |
19051 | and Whither? |
19051 | and Whither? |
19051 | and Whither? |
19051 | and Whither? |
19051 | and Whither? |
19051 | and Whither? |
19051 | and Why? |
19051 | and Why? |
19051 | and Why? |
19051 | and Why? |
19051 | and Why? |
19051 | and Why? |
19051 | and Why? |
19051 | and Why? |
19051 | and Why? |
14599 | Am I speaking too positively? |
14599 | And in this fact lies the whole answer to the question,"Why does man create pain for his own discomfort?" |
14599 | And when they open, what is it that is found? |
14599 | And why? |
14599 | At least, to ask a lesser question, is it impossible to make a guess as to the direction in which our goal lies? |
14599 | But are these results unknowable? |
14599 | But can any earnest student of Theosophy deny, or object to this? |
14599 | But what is the iron bar and the knot? |
14599 | Conquer what? |
14599 | Destiny, the inevitable, does indeed exist for the race and for the individual; but who can ordain this save the man himself? |
14599 | Does it not agree perfectly with the teaching of the Bhagavat- Gita? |
14599 | Granted, then, for the sake of our argument, that he desires pain, why is it that he desires anything so annoying to himself? |
14599 | Has the statement too dogmatic a sound? |
14599 | How else can he be where he is, or be at all? |
14599 | How is it possible to divide the infinite,--that which is one? |
14599 | How is it possible to obtain recognition of the inner man, to observe its growth and foster it? |
14599 | How is it that the profound sinner who lives for pleasure can at last feel stir within himself the divine afflatus? |
14599 | How, then, can he know that he lives? |
14599 | If religion be of God how is it that we find that same God in his own works and acts violating the precepts of religion? |
14599 | In contemplating a battlefield it is impossible to realize the agony of every sufferer; why, then, realize your own pain more keenly than another''s? |
14599 | In how many virtuous and religious men does not this same state exist? |
14599 | Is it not a pure statement of the law of Karma? |
14599 | Is it not enough to produce a weariness and sickness unutterable, to be forever accomplishing a task only to see it undone again? |
14599 | Is it too dogmatic to say that a man must have foothold before he can spring? |
14599 | Is there one? |
14599 | It can not answer the question"what am I?" |
14599 | Knowledge is man''s greatest inheritance; why, then, should he not attempt to reach it by every possible road? |
14599 | Otherwise how could they exist, even for an hour, in such a mental and psychic atmosphere as is created by the confusion and disorder of a city? |
14599 | Otherwise why place them so far off? |
14599 | Shall we not search for it? |
14599 | Some scant fragments we have of these great gifts of man; where, then, is the whole of which they must be a part? |
14599 | The disciple may say, Should I study these thoughts at all did I not seek out the way? |
14599 | This can not last always; why let it last any longer? |
14599 | VII What is the cure for this misery and waste of effort? |
14599 | What are these two gaunt figures, and why are they permitted to be our constant followers? |
14599 | What are those waters? |
14599 | What good fortune can we expect? |
14599 | What good has the drunkard obtained by his madness? |
14599 | What has given this ghastly shape the right to haunt us from the hour we are born until the hour we die? |
14599 | What then can he do but reconcile his conduct gradually to their rules? |
14599 | What then will be the value of the knowledge of its laws acquired by industry and observation? |
14599 | What value or strength is there in the neglected garden rose which has the canker in every bud? |
14599 | What we desire to discover is, who is the user; what part of ourselves is it that demands the presence of this thing so hateful to the rest? |
14599 | What we desire to discover is, who is the user; what part of ourselves is it that demands the presence of this thing so hateful to the rest?" |
14599 | When will that ultimate good be attained? |
14599 | Where is this to be found? |
14599 | Who cares for any intermediate states? |
14599 | Who places those obstacles there? |
14599 | Why does he desire his own hurt? |
14599 | Why does he not stay on this hill- top he has reached, and look away to the mountains beyond, and resolve to scale those greater heights? |
14599 | Why is this? |
14599 | Why long and look for that which is beyond all hope until the inner eyes are opened? |
14599 | Why not piece together the fragments that we have, at hand, and see whether from them some shape can not be given to the vast puzzle? |
14599 | Why should he not die for it? |
14599 | Why should this be, will be asked at once, if he is a being of such great powers as those say who believe in his existence? |
14599 | Why this useless labor? |
14599 | Why, then, should she shut her doors on any? |
14599 | Why? |
14599 | Yet is it for his own people to say he has done wrong, if he has injured no man and remained just? |
14599 | Yet man has undoubtedly within himself the heroism needed for the great journey; else how is it martyrs have smiled amid the torture? |
15568 | But why should any one be shooting in our garden at nearly midnight? |
15568 | Did you not see it? |
15568 | See what? |
15568 | Why, what is the matter? |
15568 | And in either case how can guilt be transferred from one person to the other? |
15568 | And when, do you suppose, twice two will cease to make four? |
15568 | But if the atom be imperfect as an atom, how could it combine with other atoms? |
15568 | But if unregulated thought acts as a centre of impulse, why should not regulated thought do the same? |
15568 | But perhaps the reader will say: How can a Word take form as a Person? |
15568 | But perhaps you will say,"Why should we want to have anything more to do with the physical plane? |
15568 | But perhaps you will say: How can this be, seeing that by the hypothesis the Soul of the Universe is Impersonal, and therefore unintelligent? |
15568 | But perhaps you will say:"How am I to know that I am not speaking my own Word instead of that of the Creative Spirit?" |
15568 | But perhaps you will say:"If this be true, what word or words am I to employ?" |
15568 | But some one will say: Why should we need such a Standard? |
15568 | But what do we mean by"Sin"? |
15568 | But what is accomplished by the journey of the Ego round the Circle of Life? |
15568 | But what is it in us that is aware of these two things, that hopes and fears and plans regarding them? |
15568 | But what starts the vibrations? |
15568 | But why should the reconstruction of a physical body be either necessary or desirable? |
15568 | But you heard the shot, did you not?" |
15568 | Do you not know that First Cause works by universal Law, and makes no exceptions?" |
15568 | Fancy a mathematician having to solve an equation, both sides of which were entirely made up of unknown quantities-- where would he be? |
15568 | First of all, why have we any physical body at all? |
15568 | Forgiveness of sin? |
15568 | How could you paint a picture without distinction of form, colour, or tone? |
15568 | How is it possible for the Laws of the Universe to make exceptions? |
15568 | How, then, does the Atonement come in? |
15568 | If it be to God, then how can a God who demands a sacrifice of blood be Love? |
15568 | If the Law can not be altered in the least particular, how can the Word be free to do what it likes? |
15568 | If the power of the Spirit over things of the material plane be an impossibility, then by what power did Jesus perform his miracles? |
15568 | In what direction is the conscious thought going to modify the action of the three principles that are below it? |
15568 | In what manner, then, is this influence conveyed? |
15568 | Instances of this kind might be multiplied, but as the French say"à quoi bon?" |
15568 | Now can we conceive any combination of the Law and the Word which would produce such results? |
15568 | One of the first things that naturally attract our attention is the question,--How did Life originate? |
15568 | Perhaps some one may say: Can not it_ make_ suitable channels for any sort of expression that it needs? |
15568 | Perhaps you will say:"What came of it?" |
15568 | Punishment for Sin? |
15568 | So then comes the question: What started this differentiation? |
15568 | Then our sceptic says,"What, do you think_ your_ word can do that?" |
15568 | Then our thought naturally passes on to the question what will happen after this? |
15568 | Then the question very naturally suggests itself: Why did not God create us so that we could not think negative or destructive thoughts? |
15568 | Then, since the Word is the Point of Origination, what is our conception of the best thing we can originate with it? |
15568 | They say:"How is it that apparitions are always seen in the dark?" |
15568 | This brings us to another important question-- is not the creative power of the Word limited by the immutability of the Law? |
15568 | To God or to the Devil? |
15568 | To whom is the sacrifice offered? |
15568 | We can not conceive of any time when it was not, for, if there was a time when no such Primary Energizing Life existed, what was there to energize it? |
15568 | Well, St. Paul is dead and buried, and so I suppose will most of us be in a few years; so the question confronts us, what becomes of us then? |
15568 | What further developments may follow, who shall say? |
15568 | What then does stop the flow of any sort of current? |
15568 | What then is likely to survive? |
15568 | What, then, is the"Motif"of Life? |
15568 | When, do you suppose, twice two began to make four? |
15568 | Where then are we to find the Word which will produce these conditions: perfect freedom from anxiety and continual, happy interest? |
15568 | Which comes first, the Law or the Word? |
15568 | Which of the two is to predominate? |
15568 | Why then does the balance preponderate to the life- side for a certain length of time, and then go over to the opposite side? |
15568 | [ 4] But what is it that occasions these vibrations of the nerves? |
15568 | viii, 2)? |
23559 | Are we not all children of one Father? |
23559 | As big as this? |
23559 | As big as this? |
23559 | But suppose one is in delicate health, or especially subject to drafts? |
23559 | How big is your sea? |
23559 | How do we know,was the reply,"that he is not witnessing it all? |
23559 | How much bigger, then? |
23559 | How then can you describe so accurately the disease with which he is afflicted? |
23559 | May it not be good policy,says one,"to be governed sometimes by one''s surroundings?" |
23559 | The sea? 23559 Where are you going?" |
23559 | Who are you? 23559 A Brahmin or a Buddhist asks,Are not the Vedas inspired?" |
23559 | A Christian asks,"But is not our Christian Bible inspired?" |
23559 | And here shall we consider a few facts in connection with sleep, in connection with receiving instruction and illumination while asleep? |
23559 | And how can one find his centre? |
23559 | And how could it be otherwise? |
23559 | And how could it do otherwise? |
23559 | And how will you do it? |
23559 | And what do we mean by the unseen side of life? |
23559 | And what does this mean? |
23559 | And what is a God- man? |
23559 | And what is the result of this particular form of violation? |
23559 | And why should not the power of effecting such cures exist among us today? |
23559 | And why should we go to another for knowledge and wisdom? |
23559 | And why should we not have the power today, the same as they had it then? |
23559 | And would you have in your body all the elasticity, all the strength, all the beauty of your younger years? |
23559 | And, truly,"are they not all ministering spirits sent forth to minister to those who shall be heirs of salvation?" |
23559 | Another who is a Buddhist asks,"Was not Buddha inspired?" |
23559 | Are the laws at all different? |
23559 | Are we not satisfied with whatever comes into our lives? |
23559 | Are you a minister, or a religious teacher of any kind? |
23559 | Are you a painter? |
23559 | Are you a singer? |
23559 | Are you a writer? |
23559 | Are you an orator? |
23559 | Are you out of a situation? |
23559 | But some one says,"May it not be dangerous for us to act always upon our intuitions? |
23559 | But why had not Pharaoh the power of interpreting his dreams? |
23559 | Can anything be clearer than this? |
23559 | Do I fear a draft? |
23559 | Do n''t you? |
23559 | Do you know the circumstances under which Mr. Sankey sang for the first time"The Ninety and Nine?" |
23559 | Do you want to be a power in the world? |
23559 | Does this mean that we must literally betake ourselves to a private closet with a key in the door? |
23559 | Does this or that occurrence or condition cause you annoyance? |
23559 | For what, let us ask, is a miracle? |
23559 | He looked at me in surprise and said,"Why, you do not know my father?" |
23559 | His question almost invariably was,"Dost thou believe?" |
23559 | How can anything die before it is really born? |
23559 | I am sometimes asked,"To what religion do you belong?" |
23559 | I hear the question, What can be said in a concrete way in regard to the method of coming into this realization? |
23559 | If this is true of a beast, what can we say of its power upon human beings, especially upon a child? |
23559 | If this is true, does it not then follow that in the degree that man opens himself to this divine inflow does he approach to God? |
23559 | In this do we not see a complete parallel so far as human life is concerned? |
23559 | In this light is it not then evident that both conceptions are true? |
23559 | Is it something supernatural? |
23559 | It was Goethe who said:"Are you in earnest? |
23559 | No? |
23559 | One who does n''t grasp this great truth, a Christian, for example, asks"But was not Christ inspired?" |
23559 | Patriotism is a beautiful thing; it is well for me to love my country, but why should I love my own country more than I love all others? |
23559 | Religion dying out? |
23559 | Religion dying out? |
23559 | Said the young man, Jesus, Know ye not that I must be about my Father''s business? |
23559 | Say not Lo here nor lo there, know ye not that the kingdom of heaven is within you? |
23559 | Suppose we should have an intuition to do harm to some one?" |
23559 | The Hindu has said,"The narrow minded ask,''Is this man a stranger, or is he of our tribe?'' |
23559 | We sometimes hear the question asked,"Can they be overcome?" |
23559 | What is good policy? |
23559 | What is that? |
23559 | What religion? |
23559 | Where do you live?" |
23559 | Where is that?" |
23559 | Which is right? |
23559 | Who has ever appointed any man, whoever he may be, as the keeper, the custodian, the dispenser of God''s illimitable truth? |
23559 | Who is my mother and who are my brethren? |
23559 | Why are you powerless to move? |
23559 | Why did he not only dream, but had also the power to interpret both his own dreams and the dreams of others? |
23559 | Why do you tremble? |
23559 | Why is it? |
23559 | Why not go directly to the mountain top itself, instead of wandering through the by- ways, in the valleys, and on the mountain sides? |
23559 | Why should we not go direct to the Infinite Source itself? |
23559 | Why should we seek these things second hand? |
23559 | Why should we thus stultify our own innate powers? |
23559 | Why was Joseph the type of the"truly gifted seer?" |
23559 | Why waste time with this practice or that practice? |
23559 | Why, then, waste time in running hither and thither to acquire power? |
23559 | Why, then? |
23559 | Why? |
23559 | Will you? |
23559 | Would you remain always young, and would you carry all the joyousness and buoyancy of youth into your maturer years? |
23559 | and more, that he is not having a hand in it all,--a hand even greater, perhaps, than when we_ saw_ him here?" |
23559 | and more, that they are one and the same? |
45113 | Bright pictures in the mind,why not, indeed? |
45113 | Is it different from what is called Mental Science, or Christian Science? |
45113 | What Is The New Thought? |
45113 | What does it mean? |
45113 | What principles does it stand for? |
45113 | And if not, why not, pray? |
45113 | And the followers of those strange prophets, what of them? |
45113 | And this hunger for spiritual knowledge and growth, from whence comes it? |
45113 | And, after all, who are"They?" |
45113 | Are you not aware that there are powers latent within us, pressing forth for development and unfoldment? |
45113 | Aye, why should I doubt or question? |
45113 | But does n''t it seem like a pity to see people wasting their time, energy, thoughts and life on these old sorrows? |
45113 | Can I make my disposition into one which is active, positive, high strung and masterful? |
45113 | Can any good come of lugging this trash around with you? |
45113 | Can any of you describe the process of getting things better than this? |
45113 | Did you ever doubt that the grass would grow and the trees take on leaves next Spring? |
45113 | Did you ever fear that perhaps the Summer would not come? |
45113 | Did you ever go house hunting? |
45113 | Did you ever meet the Human Wet Blanket? |
45113 | Did you ever meet the man with the"Southern Exposure"--the man who faces the Sun? |
45113 | Did you ever notice a man or a woman looking for trouble, and how soon they found it? |
45113 | Did you ever shiver with dread at the thought of what would happen if the sun should not rise to- morrow? |
45113 | Did you ever start in the morning feeling cross and crabbed? |
45113 | Did you think that some wonderful essence was going to grow from you, and that that essence would be what you call a spirit? |
45113 | Did you think you were here by chance, or that you were an alien? |
45113 | Do I believe this? |
45113 | Do n''t you know that an earnest, confident expectation of the good things to come will cause these good things to grow for your use in the future? |
45113 | Do n''t you know that in the womb of the future sleep opportunities intended for your use when the time comes? |
45113 | Do n''t you know that the supply of good things does not cease with the close of to- day? |
45113 | Do you doubt the Supreme Intelligence which knows all things and is conscious of all things? |
45113 | Do you doubt the Supreme Power which manifests itself in all forms of power? |
45113 | Do you doubt the Universal Presence which is in all places at all times? |
45113 | Do you fret and chafe at the trials and troubles of this world, and imagine that somewhere else things will be better? |
45113 | Do you know that we are young giants who have not discovered our own strength? |
45113 | Do you long for another home? |
45113 | Do you not know that Desire, Faith and Work is the triple key to the doors of Attainment? |
45113 | Do you recall how he brought with him the inspiring Solar vibrations? |
45113 | Do you remember how the wrinkles and frowns disappeared from the faces of those in his presence? |
45113 | Do you remember how, long after he had departed, the memory of his presence cheered you-- the thrill of his thought vibrations remained to stimulate? |
45113 | Do you suppose that the manifestation is everything, and the manifestor nothing? |
45113 | Do you think for a moment that GOD does not know what he is about? |
45113 | Do you think it helps you to overcome your troubles, or makes your burden any lighter? |
45113 | Do you think that it does you any good to go around with a long face, telling your tale of woe to everyone whom you can induce to listen to you? |
45113 | Do you think that it does you any good? |
45113 | Funny, is n''t it? |
45113 | Have I not felt the pressure of the Unseen Hand? |
45113 | Have you ever noticed that some rooms always seem to exert a beneficial effect upon you, while others seem to depress you? |
45113 | How am I to recognize the causes of my failure and thus avoid them? |
45113 | How can I affect my circumstances by my mental effort? |
45113 | How can I directly attract friends and friendship? |
45113 | How can I draw vitality of mind and body from an invisible source? |
45113 | How can I influence other people by mental suggestion? |
45113 | How can I influence people at a distance by my mind alone? |
45113 | How can I influence those more powerful ones from whom I desire favor? |
45113 | How can I retard old age, preserve health and good looks? |
45113 | I''ve seen it happen many a time, have n''t you? |
45113 | If a room in your house is dark and gloomy, do you hire a man to shovel out the darkness-- do you attempt to do it yourself in your desire for light? |
45113 | If they must think of the past, why not think of the bright things that came into their lives, instead of the dark ones? |
45113 | If we were preparing a new room for the occupancy of some dear one, would we place there any but the brightest picture? |
45113 | Just how shall I go about it to free myself from my depression, failure, timidity, weakness and care? |
45113 | No, you do n''t see it that way? |
45113 | Now what are you going to do about it? |
45113 | Now, if this"Southern Exposure"is such a good thing in a room, why is n''t it a good thing in a man? |
45113 | Oh what''s the use? |
45113 | Oh, dear, dear, what''s the use? |
45113 | Oh, ye of little Faith, why do you not see these things? |
45113 | Oh, ye of little faith do you not know that this is no world of chance? |
45113 | Or will you cease being a psychic pest- house, and begin to fumigate and disinfect your Mind? |
45113 | Outside of what? |
45113 | See?" |
45113 | Seeing this-- looking into our own hearts-- how can we Condemn? |
45113 | Shall I ever know the owner of this hand? |
45113 | Shall I ever see its face? |
45113 | Shall I ever understand the mystery of its existence? |
45113 | So what are they going to do about it anyhow? |
45113 | So what''s the use in being afraid? |
45113 | Tear and twist, pull and wrench, beat and pound, and what have you accomplished? |
45113 | We may assert fervently that we know that All is Good, and that all is best for us, etc., etc., but have we enough faith to manifest it in our lives? |
45113 | Well, what of that? |
45113 | What does Life mean?" |
45113 | What is the object of my existence? |
45113 | What''s the use in being afraid? |
45113 | What''s the use of attempting to resist it? |
45113 | What''s the use? |
45113 | What''s the use? |
45113 | When we ask our intellects,"Whence come I? |
45113 | Whither go I? |
45113 | Who can resist the"fetching"qualities of a bright, baby face, smiling from a little picture on the mantel, or on the wall? |
45113 | Who knows what a day may bring forth? |
45113 | Who''s going to hurt you? |
45113 | Why ca n''t you see this? |
45113 | Why do we not have Faith? |
45113 | Why do we not recognize Law? |
45113 | Why do we not see the great Plan behind it all? |
45113 | Why do"birds of a feather flock together,"in business and everyday life? |
45113 | Why should I fear, have I not hold of my father''s hand? |
45113 | Why should you doubt-- have you not felt the pressure of The Hand?" |
45113 | Work? |
45113 | Would we do this thing I ask you? |
45113 | Would we hang there pictures of pain and misery, hate and murder, jealousy and revenge, sickness, suffering and death, failure and discouragement? |
45113 | Would_ you_ do it? |
45113 | mysterious to- morrow-- that delight of the child-- that bugaboo of the"grown up"--what shall we say of to- morrow? |
23820 | Are you rich? 23820 Can anything that it sends be amiss? |
23820 | Can man by searching find out God? |
23820 | Can the divine will err? |
23820 | Do we not all wish that we could live our lives over again in the light of our present experience? |
23820 | How shall I seem to love my people? |
23820 | Out of politics, triumphs, battles, life, what at last finally remains? 23820 Seek you,"said a devout Catholic priest,"the secret of union with God? |
23820 | What is the happy life? |
23820 | What shall it profit a man,He well said,"if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul?" |
23820 | You desire to''serve humanity,''do you? |
23820 | ''Where are you?'' |
23820 | Again, are the daily occurrences of life pre- destined? |
23820 | All over the state the tourist is asked,"Have you seen Greeley? |
23820 | All that made life worth the living has been inexplicably withdrawn; and how, then, shall he live? |
23820 | And how? |
23820 | And so the question comes,--What do they mean? |
23820 | And the remedy lies,--where? |
23820 | And what is the life of the spirit? |
23820 | And_ why_ shall he live? |
23820 | But is gold the test of success? |
23820 | But what is humanity? |
23820 | But what is it to live? |
23820 | Can he be happy if he has lost all his worldly goods? |
23820 | Can he be happy if he has lost all his worldly goods? |
23820 | Can its infinite value be increased by the paltry difference of time, place, or circumstance? |
23820 | Can not even denial and defeat be held as developing qualities that might otherwise lie latent? |
23820 | Can the individual be happy, he will ask, when all that made happiness is taken away? |
23820 | Can the individual be happy, he will ask, when all that made happiness is taken away? |
23820 | Can we not relate our consciously intelligent life to our unconscious spiritual life? |
23820 | Can you forsake it for abstract literature?" |
23820 | Catholic or Protestant,--what matters it so that one who listens may hear the word? |
23820 | Comprising: WHAT LACKS THE SUMMER? |
23820 | Do not the interruptions assume a new form, and are they not, thereby, transfigured into glad and golden opportunity? |
23820 | Do thoughts register themselves magnetically on the air, and is this magnetic writing perceived, unconsciously, by one sensitive to it? |
23820 | Does it lose this power by the change called death? |
23820 | Does not the environment change with the life in a corresponding evolutionary process? |
23820 | Does one prefer to go down hill into some dark ravine or deep mountain gorge? |
23820 | Does the gate of possibilities, does the door of opportunity close with this brief mortal life? |
23820 | Does the road wind up hill? |
23820 | Does the vibration of the spoken word linger in the place where it is uttered? |
23820 | For himself alone, what does he want that money, mere money, can buy? |
23820 | For is not the underlying and fundamental truth this: that all is spirit? |
23820 | Has one been wronged, or misrepresented, or in any way injured? |
23820 | Have you eyes to find the five Which five hundred did survive? |
23820 | Here are an array of interruptions, but why not give them another name-- that of opportunities? |
23820 | Heretofore poet and prophet have always questioned despondently,--"Does the road wind up hill all the way?" |
23820 | How does this occur? |
23820 | How far do we make our own life? |
23820 | How far is it made for us? |
23820 | How is he to endure it? |
23820 | How is he to go on, living his life, in all this pain, perplexity, trial, or annoyance, much less to"glory"in this atmosphere of tribulation? |
23820 | How shall the perfect spiritual supremacy be established? |
23820 | If one encounters disaster or great personal sorrow, what then? |
23820 | If psychological only, what does that mean? |
23820 | If the physical universe can be so increasingly explored, shall not the spiritual universe be also penetrated by the spiritual powers of man? |
23820 | If this be true of resignation, what shall be said of tribulation,--of glorying in tribulation? |
23820 | If this deduction is true-- what then? |
23820 | Instead, what does the tourist see? |
23820 | Is every life just that which it is made? |
23820 | Is it a physical process going on in some physical medium or ether connecting the two brains? |
23820 | Is it a primary physiological function of the brain, or is it primarily psychological? |
23820 | Is it not this which is set before us in the progress of spirituality? |
23820 | Is it not, after all, composed of individuals? |
23820 | Is it not, then, true that a life really belongs to the environment it creates for himself, rather than to that in which it is first nurtured? |
23820 | Is not the life more than meat? |
23820 | Is not the next step in scientific progress to be into the invisible and the unknown? |
23820 | Is there no Roentgen ray that will pierce the horizon of the future and disclose to us what lies beyond? |
23820 | Is there not, then, a need for the gospel of one''s own endeavor? |
23820 | Is this power only inherent in the physical structure? |
23820 | Is this"The Country God Forgot"? |
23820 | Is thought, itself, photographed on the ether? |
23820 | Just how shall one be well and keep well? |
23820 | Just what is the explanation? |
23820 | May they not teach the divinest lesson of all,--the one most invaluable to human life,--absolute trust in God? |
23820 | Might not one, with profit, dwell for a moment upon this statement? |
23820 | Nor what indeed is more reasonable, more perfect, more divine, than the will of God? |
23820 | Nothing could withstand its consuming power.... And what makes this stupendous force? |
23820 | Now how are we to pluck out the heart of the mystery? |
23820 | Now the scientific question is: From whence did this impression proceed? |
23820 | Now,--always provided that there is full conviction of immortality,--why should it be wrong to seek his companionship or counsel from the unseen life? |
23820 | One asks for them-- and they do not come? |
23820 | Or does there work, under all our human will and endeavor, a force resistless as gravitation and as constant as attraction? |
23820 | Or is he the product of his environment? |
23820 | Shall Phillips Brooks, the friend and helper and wise counsellor when here, be less so now that he has entered into the next higher scale of being? |
23820 | Shall he do it? |
23820 | Shall not one rejoice and recognize that the need of another is brought as a privilege to himself? |
23820 | Shall we not enter to- day into the very joy of the Lord? |
23820 | Shall we not enter to- day into this kingdom of heaven which is at hand? |
23820 | Shall you make his life and your own a burden with complaint and reproach? |
23820 | Should not the minister break off his morning meditation-- an abstract thing, at best-- to see me, who needs an immediate infusion of encouragement?" |
23820 | Strictly speaking, perhaps, no one of these has any real right to thus tax the time and energy of a stranger; but is there not another side to it? |
23820 | The cry of certain reformers(?) |
23820 | The problem, then, becomes that of bringing the psychical body into this receptive relation to the physical self? |
23820 | The question confronts one as a very determining problem in life,--can man control his circumstances? |
23820 | Then what remains? |
23820 | To go deeper still, can he create them? |
23820 | To see the future as clearly as we see the past, what does it require? |
23820 | To what extent should he yield to the"devastator of the day"? |
23820 | Was all this series of events-- trifles of no importance in themselves, but very curious in their combination-- foreordained? |
23820 | Was his life thereby a failure? |
23820 | Was it a clairvoyant reading of the letter that was en route during the night? |
23820 | Was it direct telepathy between the two persons concerned? |
23820 | What has he to do with that far- away, opaque, limited environment into which he was born? |
23820 | What is a book compared to a human soul? |
23820 | What is distance to the spiritual being? |
23820 | What then? |
23820 | What then? |
23820 | What though the bough beneath thee break? |
23820 | What value shall I give to those transformation experiences?" |
23820 | When shows break up what but one''s self is sure?" |
23820 | When shows break up, what but one''s self is sure?" |
23820 | Who can contemplate wireless telegraphy without having opened to him a range of activities and conditions undreamed of heretofore? |
23820 | Who can decide? |
23820 | Who has won the triumph''s evidence-- Pilate or Christ? |
23820 | Who would relinquish a right purpose because its achievement were hard? |
23820 | Why is it not visible? |
23820 | Why need you choose so painfully your place, and occupation, and associates, and modes of action and of entertainment? |
23820 | Will this theory furnish the basis for a true interpretation of telepathy? |
23820 | Without its own sustenance from the spiritual world, how could it survive? |
23820 | Yet where does the remedy lie? |
23820 | Yet, is there not just here a richness of opportunity in the aim to"do good to all men"that may often be unrecognized? |
23820 | Yet, with his personal world in ruins, what shall he do? |
23820 | _ Would he take a message?_ Just as lief as not; had nothing else to do; would carry it in no time. |
23820 | and if not, how was it that they were partly perceived, in the passive state of sleep, twenty- four hours before they occurred? |
23820 | or if death has taken those nearest and dearest to him? |
23820 | or if death has taken those nearest and dearest to him? |
23820 | or if the separations of life, far harder to bear than those of death, have come into his experience with their almost hopeless sense of desolation? |
23820 | or if the separations of life, far harder to bear than those of death, have come to him? |
23820 | rich enough to help somebody?" |