Verbum Sapienti
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XXXIV Each soul is the essence of God, therefore each soul is omnipotent.
XXXV It is more important for a true friend to be in sympathy with one's joys than with one's sorrows.
XXXVI A true friend is that person with whom one can safely air an atom of one's inner con- sciousness; pour out a drop from each of the varied phials of one's thought laboratory.
XXXVII The most torrid wrath is cooled by time — moss as soft as velvet will grow on the hard- est stone.
XXXVIII Wit is the language of the i...ntellect; gentle- ness, the speech of the soul.
XXXIX The day is dazzling or grey, but always light.
It is a statement of fact. We see no farther than our earth — the sun gives light, the sky is but an airy and cerulean covering. The night is interrogatory, it is an immense ques- tion. The world then is but a fragment of the whole. The vastness of the firmament is beyond our grasp, we ask God Why and What and Where.
XL One day we shall learn that the Universe would not be perfect without us; v/e are an eternal and complete part of the great whole, therefore we are the whole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XXXIV Each soul is the essence of God, therefore each soul is omnipotent.
XXXV It is more important for a true friend to be in sympathy with one's joys than with one's sorrows.
XXXVI A true friend is that person with whom one can safely air an atom of one's inner con- sciousness; pour out a drop from each of the varied phials of one's thought laboratory.
XXXVII The most torrid wrath is cooled by time — moss as soft as velvet will grow on the hard- est stone.
XXXVIII Wit is the language of the i...ntellect; gentle- ness, the speech of the soul.
XXXIX The day is dazzling or grey, but always light.
It is a statement of fact. We see no farther than our earth — the sun gives light, the sky is but an airy and cerulean covering. The night is interrogatory, it is an immense ques- tion. The world then is but a fragment of the whole. The vastness of the firmament is beyond our grasp, we ask God Why and What and Where.
XL One day we shall learn that the Universe would not be perfect without us; v/e are an eternal and complete part of the great whole, therefore we are the whole.
What to read after Verbum Sapienti?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baker, Mary Landon. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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