William Penn: In all things reason should prevail; it is quite another thing to be stiff…
In all things reason should prevail; it is quite another thing to be stiff, than steady in an opinion.
In today’s wordsIn all things reason should prevail; being stiff is a different thing from being steady in an opinion.
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- What you repeatedly think about eventually becomes the direction your life moves toward.
- Your thinking determines what your mind (sets) IN.
- Everything is what you think everything is. So to make anything better, you have to think better about everything.
- You are what you see you are.
- Why scrap an informed decision because of an uninformed guess?
- Inward processes of thought make up the sum of character and life, and man can modify and alter these processes by bringing will and effort to bear upon them.