The Art of Living Sources And Illustrations for Moral Lessons
The Art of Living Sources And Illustrations for Moral Lessons
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Then the angel seized the dead man's shroud which was wet with the tears of remorse and threw it into the empty scale. The scale sank and sank, and the devils disappeared gnashing their teeth. Then the doctor woke as the morning sun lit up the tranquil countenance of the dead man.
SALVATION 145 What secret of the human heart is revealed to us in this story? I do not ask what can we learn from this story, for such legends are not for the purpose of learning something in the way one does from a g...rammar or a mathematical text book. They have been written by people who see deeper into the human heart and have a greater insight into life than others, and when we read and reflect upon them, it seems as if our own insight into much that was formerly hidden from us becomes greater.
When I read this old story I thought that there are many people who live in such a robber's camp, a camp of defiance and fortified self-seeking — only there is no pious monk who will bring them a reliquary. That is, no one will have the necessary patience to rid him- self of all anger and selfishness and to save others by a sign of deepest compassion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the angel seized the dead man's shroud which was wet with the tears of remorse and threw it into the empty scale. The scale sank and sank, and the devils disappeared gnashing their teeth. Then the doctor woke as the morning sun lit up the tranquil countenance of the dead man.
SALVATION 145 What secret of the human heart is revealed to us in this story? I do not ask what can we learn from this story, for such legends are not for the purpose of learning something in the way one does from a g...rammar or a mathematical text book. They have been written by people who see deeper into the human heart and have a greater insight into life than others, and when we read and reflect upon them, it seems as if our own insight into much that was formerly hidden from us becomes greater.
When I read this old story I thought that there are many people who live in such a robber's camp, a camp of defiance and fortified self-seeking — only there is no pious monk who will bring them a reliquary. That is, no one will have the necessary patience to rid him- self of all anger and selfishness and to save others by a sign of deepest compassion.
What to read after The Art of Living Sources And Illustrations for Moral Lessons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Wilhelm Foerster to read onlineMoreLess
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