| Truth hurts--not the searching after; the
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| | however the fates may play, we march
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| running from.
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| | always in the ranks of honor.
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| -- John Eyberg
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| | -- Winston Churchill
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| Prosperity is the result of complying
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| | You cannot believe in honor until you
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| with definite laws that are revealed by
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| | have achieved it.Better keep yourself
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| the Spirit of truth within. Those who are
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| | clean and bright: you are the window
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| prosperous and successful are the people
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| | through which you must see the world.
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| who have a rich consciousness . . . the
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| | -- George Bernard Shaw
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| ones who have developed their innate
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| | The winds and waves are always on the
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| abilities and used the success-producing
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| | side of the ablest navigators.
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| ideas that have come to them.
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| | -- Edward Gibbon
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| -- Myrtle Fillmore
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| | . . . Life is the coexistence of all
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| Let a man radically alter his thoughts,
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| | opposite values. Joy and sorrow, pleasure
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| and he will be astonished at the rapid
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| | and pain, up and down, hot and cold, here
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| transformation it will effect in the
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| | and there, light and darkness, birth and
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| material conditions of his life. Men
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| | death. All experience is by contrast, and
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| imagine that thought can be kept secret,
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| | one would be meaningless without the
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| but it cannot; it rapidly crystallizes
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| | other. . .
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| into habit, and habit solidifies into
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| | When there is a quiet reconciliation, an
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| circumstance.
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| | acceptance in our awareness of this
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| -- James Allen
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| | lively coexistence of all opposite
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| The only guide to a man is his
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| | values, then automatically we become more
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| conscience; the only shield to his memory
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| | and more nonjudgmental. The victor and
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| is the rectitude and sincerity of his
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| | the vanquished are seen as two poles of
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| actions.It is very imprudent to walk
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| | the same being. Nonjudgment leads to
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| through life without this shield, because
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| | quieting of the internal dialogue, and
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| we are so often mocked by the failure of
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| | this opens the doorway to creativity.
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| our hopes and the upsetting of our
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| | -- Deepak Chopra, M. D.
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| calculations; but with this shield,
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