Living the Radiant Life a Personal Narrative
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What does isolation from his fellows preachers, doctors, lawyers, every-day men and women mean to a man who communes daily with angels, archangels, and with God Himself? Does he feel slighted, hurt, neg- lected? Such a courage as this I myself desire, so that I may live it, radiate it every moment. It was this courage that made John Brown march on that most quixotic of all marches with a handful of men to free the slave. It was rebel- lion, anarchy, unlawful invasion, the breaking of man's law ...of course it was. But he saw a higher vision than man's outlook, he felt a higher call than man's demand, and he knew no law of man in the obedience of his soul, body, life, his all, to the call of the Spirit. And though a rude Kansas pioneer and farmer, he had the soul-courage to obey. Forward! March! He marched to his death! Did he ? No ! He marched to the death of his body, but he began a triumphant march in the heavens forever brilliantly illuminating the minds and souls of men, and lifting them up into a higher state of life, making them less sordid, less afraid of position, life, honor, less easily influenced by the keen censure and scorn of the blind world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What does isolation from his fellows preachers, doctors, lawyers, every-day men and women mean to a man who communes daily with angels, archangels, and with God Himself? Does he feel slighted, hurt, neg- lected? Such a courage as this I myself desire, so that I may live it, radiate it every moment. It was this courage that made John Brown march on that most quixotic of all marches with a handful of men to free the slave. It was rebel- lion, anarchy, unlawful invasion, the breaking of man's law ...of course it was. But he saw a higher vision than man's outlook, he felt a higher call than man's demand, and he knew no law of man in the obedience of his soul, body, life, his all, to the call of the Spirit. And though a rude Kansas pioneer and farmer, he had the soul-courage to obey. Forward! March! He marched to his death! Did he ? No ! He marched to the death of his body, but he began a triumphant march in the heavens forever brilliantly illuminating the minds and souls of men, and lifting them up into a higher state of life, making them less sordid, less afraid of position, life, honor, less easily influenced by the keen censure and scorn of the blind world.
What to read after Living the Radiant Life a Personal Narrative?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, George Wharton, 1858-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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