The Free Life
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I suppose that we can speak of our minds as indeed renewed when they are carried back in vivid consciousness to some first and pri- mal standard of thought and duty; to images which seem to issue di- rect from the God and Father of our spirits, fresh with immediate crea- tion, clear as if they had the light of the first morning upon them,— as 14 Cl^e ifree life those who go back to the very springs of being. It is thus of neces- sity that our renewal comes through love, through pure motive, thr...ough intimate contact with whatever re- minds us of what is permanent and forever real, whether we taste it in the fountains of learning, of friend- ship, or of divine example, the crown alike of friendship and of truth.
To one deep fountain of revelation and renewal few of you, I take it for granted, have had access yet, — I mean the fountain of sorrow, a foun- tain sweet or bitter according as it is drunk in submission or in rebel- lion, in love or in resentment and deep dismay. I will not tell you of these waters ; if you have not tasted them, it would be futile, —and some of you will understand without word of mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I suppose that we can speak of our minds as indeed renewed when they are carried back in vivid consciousness to some first and pri- mal standard of thought and duty; to images which seem to issue di- rect from the God and Father of our spirits, fresh with immediate crea- tion, clear as if they had the light of the first morning upon them,— as 14 Cl^e ifree life those who go back to the very springs of being. It is thus of neces- sity that our renewal comes through love, through pure motive, thr...ough intimate contact with whatever re- minds us of what is permanent and forever real, whether we taste it in the fountains of learning, of friend- ship, or of divine example, the crown alike of friendship and of truth.
To one deep fountain of revelation and renewal few of you, I take it for granted, have had access yet, — I mean the fountain of sorrow, a foun- tain sweet or bitter according as it is drunk in submission or in rebel- lion, in love or in resentment and deep dismay. I will not tell you of these waters ; if you have not tasted them, it would be futile, —and some of you will understand without word of mine.
What to read after The Free Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Woodrow to read onlineMoreLess
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