The Inward Light
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' What our ideals are I have already told you ; of the way that we think best whereby they may be kept, not only for ourselves but for the world, is more difficult.
'How may we cultivate the spirit?
'The first thing is health, sanity of mind and body.
That is a truth common to all people, because on that alone can other virtues rest.
'But as the labourer has his toil in the fields, the fisherman his struggle with the waters, the student his mental efforts which call for bodily vigour and replac...e of waste, whereas our cultivation of the spirit brings calm and peace, so do. we not require what they do.
One meal a day is enough to give us health, more would induce an energy that would have to be ex- pended in some way. Starvation leads to dreams and visions, weakness and ill-health. One good meal a day, life in secluded, quiet places ; not away from the world because we are still of the world, an essential part. We hold our truths not for ourselves only but for the world, for all, as the soldier his, the ploughman his.
What to read after The Inward Light?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' What our ideals are I have already told you ; of the way that we think best whereby they may be kept, not only for ourselves but for the world, is more difficult.
'How may we cultivate the spirit?
'The first thing is health, sanity of mind and body.
That is a truth common to all people, because on that alone can other virtues rest.
'But as the labourer has his toil in the fields, the fisherman his struggle with the waters, the student his mental efforts which call for bodily vigour and replac...e of waste, whereas our cultivation of the spirit brings calm and peace, so do. we not require what they do.
One meal a day is enough to give us health, more would induce an energy that would have to be ex- pended in some way. Starvation leads to dreams and visions, weakness and ill-health. One good meal a day, life in secluded, quiet places ; not away from the world because we are still of the world, an essential part. We hold our truths not for ourselves only but for the world, for all, as the soldier his, the ploughman his.
What to read after The Inward Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Harold Fielding to read onlineMoreLess
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