Creed And Deed a Series of Discourses
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But in stillness and with collected power shall we possess our souls obedient to the laws of mind that make our being and helping when we help for reason's sake. The passions bind us to passing phenomena. When they become transparent to our reason, when we know their causes then our nature conquers out- ward nature and we are masters, we are free.
Thus the emotional life is extinguished. The feelings lose their color and vitality, become blank " as lines and surfaces/' and man, freed from the c...onstraints of passion, dwells in the pure realm of intellect, and in constant intercourse with the mind of God, fulfills the purpose of his existence to know and understand.
Against the blows of misfortune also reason steels us. Sorrow is but the lurking suspicion that all might have been otherwise. When we come to know that all things are by necessity, we shall find tranquillity in yielding to the inevitable. For so SPINOZA. 143 God works by necessity. For all things are in his hands as clay in the hand of the potter, which the potter taketh and fashioneth therefrom vessels of diverse value, some to honor and some to disgrace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in stillness and with collected power shall we possess our souls obedient to the laws of mind that make our being and helping when we help for reason's sake. The passions bind us to passing phenomena. When they become transparent to our reason, when we know their causes then our nature conquers out- ward nature and we are masters, we are free.
Thus the emotional life is extinguished. The feelings lose their color and vitality, become blank " as lines and surfaces/' and man, freed from the c...onstraints of passion, dwells in the pure realm of intellect, and in constant intercourse with the mind of God, fulfills the purpose of his existence to know and understand.
Against the blows of misfortune also reason steels us. Sorrow is but the lurking suspicion that all might have been otherwise. When we come to know that all things are by necessity, we shall find tranquillity in yielding to the inevitable. For so SPINOZA. 143 God works by necessity. For all things are in his hands as clay in the hand of the potter, which the potter taketh and fashioneth therefrom vessels of diverse value, some to honor and some to disgrace.
What to read after Creed And Deed a Series of Discourses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adler Felix to read onlineMoreLess
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