The Freedom of Life
The Freedom of Life
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If we concentrate onbeing willing, on relaxing until we have dropped every bit ofresistance to the circumstances about us, that brings us to a quiet andwell-balanced point of view, whence we can see clearly how to take firmand decided action. From such action the re-action is only renewedstrength, --never painful and contracting weakness. If we could give upall our selfish desires and resistances, circumstances, howeverdifficult, would have no power whatever to trouble us. To reach suchabsolute... willingness is a long journey, but there is a straight pathleading nearer and nearer to the happy freedom which is our goal.
Self-pity is one of the states that interferes most effectually withmaking the right use of circumstances. To pity one's self isdestruction to all possible freedom. If the reader finds himself in thethroes of this weakness and is helped through these words to recognizethe fact, let him hasten to shun it as he would shun poison, for it isprogressively weakening to soul and body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If we concentrate onbeing willing, on relaxing until we have dropped every bit ofresistance to the circumstances about us, that brings us to a quiet andwell-balanced point of view, whence we can see clearly how to take firmand decided action. From such action the re-action is only renewedstrength, --never painful and contracting weakness. If we could give upall our selfish desires and resistances, circumstances, howeverdifficult, would have no power whatever to trouble us. To reach suchabsolute... willingness is a long journey, but there is a straight pathleading nearer and nearer to the happy freedom which is our goal.
Self-pity is one of the states that interferes most effectually withmaking the right use of circumstances. To pity one's self isdestruction to all possible freedom. If the reader finds himself in thethroes of this weakness and is helped through these words to recognizethe fact, let him hasten to shun it as he would shun poison, for it isprogressively weakening to soul and body.
What to read after The Freedom of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Call Annie Payson to read onlineMoreLess
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