No Decision Is, In Itself, A Decision.

Man Can Alter His Life By Altering His Thinking.

There's Nothing So Absurd That If You Repeat It Often Enough, People Will Believe It.

The General Law Is That No Mental Modification Ever Occurs Which Is Not Accompanied Or Followed By A Bodily Change.

A Paradise Of Inward Tranquility Seems To Be Faith's Usual Result.

I Am, Myself, A Very Poor Visualizer And Find That I Can Seldom Call To Mind Even A Single Letter Of The Alphabet In Purely Retinal Terms. I Must Trace The Letter By Running My Mental Eye Over Its Contour In Order That The Image Of It Shall Leave Any Distinctness At All.