Points in Thinking

By John Palazzotto, F.R.C.

National Councilor for The Indian Association of America, Inc.

[From The Rosicrucian Digest February 1951]

- The wisdom of others is comprised mostly of our own inner promptings, rejected by ourselves.

- You insult yourself when you harbor bad feelings.

- In a long estrangement, an easy victory goes to the one who first breaks the ice.

- Every failure brings you closer to success--persistent effort wins.

- Silence does not necessarily imply ignorance. Jesus was silent before Pontius Pilate. Yet, he knew, more than anyone else, as to what was occurring.

- The lonelier the man, the greater his view of the brotherhood of men.

- It is impossible to appear sane before all. There are too many people with too many concepts. Be yourself. Follow your own inner promptings.

- Greatness is to possess the child-mind. It is a calamity to lose it.

- A questioning mind is the greatest detecting apparatus in existence.

- An important part of growth is our being jostled about.

- Every kindness shown is a touchdown, a basket, a point, a hit, etc., for the human race. Run up your score in kindness.

- With every temptation comes the power to overcome it.

- No obstacles mean no growth.

- You may close man's ears, but truth will still speak to him.

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Points in Thinking By John Palazzotto, F.R.C. National Councilor for The Indian Association of America, Inc. [From The Rosicrucian Digest February 1951] - The wisdom of others is comprised mostly of our own inner promptings, rejected by ourselves. - You insult yourself when you harbor bad feelings. - In a long estrangement, an easy victory goes to the one who first breaks the ice. - Every failure brings you closer to success--persistent effort wins. - Silence does not necessarily imply ignorance. Jesus was silent before Pontius Pilate. Yet, he knew, more than anyone else, as to what was occurring. - The lonelier the man, the greater his view of the brotherhood of men. - It is impossible to appear sane before all. There are too many people with too many concepts. Be yourself. Follow your own inner promptings. - Greatness is to possess the child-mind. It is a calamity to lose it. - A questioning mind is the greatest detecting apparatus in existence. - An important part of growth is our being jostled about. - Every kindness shown is a touchdown, a basket, a point, a hit, etc., for the human race. Run up your score in kindness. - With every temptation comes the power to overcome it. - No obstacles mean no growth. - You may close man's ears, but truth will still speak to him.

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