Character Building Thought Power, by Ralph Waldo Trine
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Character Building Thought Power, by Ralph Waldo Trine
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Excerpt: We are all in Life’s great play— comedy and tragedy, smiles and tears, sunshine and shadow, summer and winter, and in time we take all parts. We must take our part, whatever it may be, at any given time, always bravely and with a keen appreciation of every opportunity, and a keen alertness at every turn as the play progresses. A good “entrance” and a good “exit” contribute strongly to the playing of a deservedly worthy role. We are not always able perhaps to choose just as we would the details of our entrance, but the manner of our playing and the manner of our exit we can all determine, and this no man, no power can deny us; this in every human life can be made indeed most glorious, however humble it may begin, or however humble it may remain or exalted it may become, according to conventional standards of judgment. To me we are here for divine self-realization through experience. We progress in the degree that we manipulate wisely all things that enter into our lives, and that make the sum total of each one’s life experience. Let us be brave and strong in the presence of each problem as it presents itself and make the best of all. Let us help the things we can help, and let us be not bothered or crippled by the things we cannot help. The great God of all is watching and manipulating these things most wisely and we need not fear or even have concern regarding them. To live to our highest in all things that pertain to us, to lend a hand as best we can to all others for this same end, to aid in righting the wrongs that cross our path by means of pointing the wrongdoer to a better way, and thus aiding him in becoming a power for good, to remain in nature always sweet and simple and humble, and therefore strong, to open ourselves fully and to keep ourselves as fit channels for the Divine Power to work through us, to open ourselves, and to keep our faces always to the light, to love all things and to stand in awe or fear of nothing save our own wrong-doing, to recognize the good lying at the heart of all things, waiting for expression all in its own good way and time—this will make our part in life’s great and as yet not fully understood play truly glorious, and we need then stand in fear of nothing, life nor death, for death is life. Or rather, it is the quick transition to life in another form; the putting off of the old coat and the putting on of a new; the falling away of the material body and the taking of the soul to itself a new and finer body, better adapted to its needs and surroundings in another world of experience and growth and still greater divine self-realization; a going out with all that it has gained of this nature in this world, but with no possessions material; a passing not from light to darkness, but from light to light; a taking up of life in another from just where we leave it off here; an experience not to be shunned or dreaded or feared, but to be welcomed when it comes in its own good way and time. All life is from within out. This is something that cannot be reiterated too often. The springs of life are all from within. This being true, it would be well for us to give more time to the inner life than we are accustomed to give to it, especially in this Western world.
Character Building Thought Power, by Ralph Waldo Trine- Published on: 2015-03-06
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .13" w x 6.00" l, .20 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 50 pages
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Become Master Of Your Thoughts By Tanvir This short book is incredible. The main message in this book is that our thoughts are like a little fire, like a match. If we entertain them, then that is like adding fuel and oxygen to them, and they grow into big flames. If the thought was good for you, now you have a warmness from the fire by your actions. This is the good part. If however, the thoughts are bad for you, and you entertain them, that is like a fire that is burning your house down. We must become a master of our thoughts before this happens. Too many times, we see people complaining of the consequences of their own thoughts. They haven't learned to master them.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. A Great Little Book By MrTwistoff This is a nice little bit of philosophy. The author brings together a number of ideas from other sources, basically premised on the law of attraction. But, he also discusses "generativity" or enjoying life in your later years.The wording is a bit complex, suited for a scientific/engineering mind, but is not complex in vocabulary just phrasing. The way thoughts are organized make it less accessible to non-detail oriented people. But, the way thoughts are organized also allows for clarifying very complicated ideas in ways that come across as deeply profound.It's definitely worth reading. If you are a follower of the law of attraction, and Eastern Thought (but of Western Heritage), his points are useful (not to give up ALL control of your life to other forces). He advocates a balanced approach of contemplation and action. Well done, clear and insightful.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Trine, yes. This book, no. By Tom Rapsas, Music Fan I'm a fan of Trine, having read the classic "In Tune with the Infinite" twice (I highly recommend it) and a couple of his other books. This slim 32-page book though sounded very familiar and for good reason--it's merely an excerpt from one of Trine's longer books and repackaged here as if it's a new and original work. Stay away.
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