The Professor's Letters
The Professor's Letters
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One was, " To live with people who constantly and en- tirely misunderstand you." This seemed to me more rational than most of the other answers to the same question. To one of a sensitive nature, what can be more trying ? It is a long time before one brings himself — or herself — to acknowledge as a fact this sad state of things ; he is constantly trying, in new directions, to meet with that response which he so longs for, like a plant in an uncongenial soil, which sends out vainly its rootlets..., seeking for its proper nutriment. But repeated failures in the end bring the conviction to him that he is spiritually alone ; and unless he can feel that he is alone with God, how great is that loneliness !
Digitized by Google LIVING WITH UNCONGENIAL PEOPLE 103 And yet just this burden of living with unconge- nial people is one of our Father's means of leading His unwilling children to His arms. For we must have love and sympathy ; and seeking first human love, perhaps vainly, we are brought to see that to which we had been before quite blind — the Divine love, the perfect s)anpathy, which are really enfold- ing us all the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One was, " To live with people who constantly and en- tirely misunderstand you." This seemed to me more rational than most of the other answers to the same question. To one of a sensitive nature, what can be more trying ? It is a long time before one brings himself — or herself — to acknowledge as a fact this sad state of things ; he is constantly trying, in new directions, to meet with that response which he so longs for, like a plant in an uncongenial soil, which sends out vainly its rootlets..., seeking for its proper nutriment. But repeated failures in the end bring the conviction to him that he is spiritually alone ; and unless he can feel that he is alone with God, how great is that loneliness !
Digitized by Google LIVING WITH UNCONGENIAL PEOPLE 103 And yet just this burden of living with unconge- nial people is one of our Father's means of leading His unwilling children to His arms. For we must have love and sympathy ; and seeking first human love, perhaps vainly, we are brought to see that to which we had been before quite blind — the Divine love, the perfect s)anpathy, which are really enfold- ing us all the time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theophilus Parsons to read onlineMoreLess
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