 | Franz Hartmann - Rosicrucians - 1887 - 204 pages
...class we desire to develop. From a cherry-stone nothing can grow but a cherry-tree, from a thistle-seed nothing else than a thistle ; but man is a constellation...pleasure, after we already possess all we require, and which characterizes our present civilization, is not necessarily a sign of greed, viciousness,... | |
 | Elias Gewurz - Alcoholism - 1918 - 142 pages
...separate from life and cease to be. Those who desire to develop spiritually must think with their hearts. Man is a constellation of powers in which all kinds of seeds are contained. The heart is the seat of the central power from which all the others derive their vitality and inspiration.... | |
 | Elias Gewurz - Religion - 1967 - 136 pages
...separate from life and cease to be. Those who desire to develop spiritually must think with their hearts. Man is a constellation of powers in which all kinds of seeds are contained. The heart is the seat of the central power from which all the others derive their vitality and inspiration.... | |
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... being is contained a power for good, which may be made to develop if the proper conditions are given. There are elements of good and elements of evil in every man, and it depends on ourselves which class we desire to develop. From a cherry-stone nothing... 