 | Charles Benjamin Newcomb - Conduct of life - 1900 - 298 pages
...to the song of Life. Store in your memory the melody you hear. Learn from it the lesson of harmony. Only fragments of the great song come to your ears...if you listen to it remember it faithfully, so that nothing which has reached you is lost, and endeavor to learn from it the meaning of the mystery which... | |
 | Charles Benjamin Newcomb - Conduct of life - 1900 - 384 pages
...to the song of Life. Store in your memory the melody you hear. Learn from it the lesson of harmony. Only fragments of the great song come to your ears...if you listen to it remember it faithfully, so that nothing which has reached you is lost, and endeavor to learn from it the meaning of the mystery which... | |
 | Arthur Crane - History - 1915 - 330 pages
...acquired by pain and by the destruction of pain. Only fragments of the great song come to your ears while you are but man. But, if you listen to it, remember...faithfully, so that none which has reached you is lost, and endeavor to learn from it the meaning of the mystery which surrounds you. In time you will need no... | |
 | Margaret Prescott Montague - Experience (Religion) - 1917 - 128 pages
...song of life. "Store in your memory the melody you hear. "Learn from it the lesson of harmony . . . "Only fragments of the great song come to your ears...faithfully, so that none which has reached you is lost, and endeavor to learn from it the meaning of the mystery which surrounds you. In time you will need no... | |
 | Annie Besant, Charles Webster Leadbeater - Occultism - 1926 - 988 pages
...with all our might as unto the Lord and not unto men. 6. Store in your memory the melody you hear. Only fragments of the great song come to your .ears...endeavour to learn from it the meaning of the mystery wliich surrounds you. In time you will need no teacher. For as the individual has voice, so has that... | |
 | Martin Jerry, Marian Jerry - Self-realization - 2001 - 252 pages
...thing only is important, that the warrior shall win, and you know he is incapable of defeat - standing thus, cool and awakened, use the hearing you have...faithfully. so that none which has reached you is lost, and endeavor to learn from it the meaning of mystery which surrounds you. In time you will need no teacher.... | |
 | Yogi Ramacharaka - Philosophy - 2005 - 345 pages
...result of the battle—for one thing only ia important, that the warrior shall win; and you know he ia incapable of defeat—standing thus, cool and awakened,...faithfully, so that none which has reached you is lost, and endeavor to learn from it the meaning of the mystery which surrounds you. In time you will need no... | |
 | Yogi Ramacharaka - Philosophy - 2005 - 345 pages
...you listen to it, remember it faithfully, so that none which has reached you is lost, and endeavor to learn from it the meaning of the mystery which...teacher. For as the individual has voice, so has that in wbieh the individual exists. Life itself has speech and is never silent. And its utterance is not,... | |
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Only fragments of the great song come to your ears while yet you are but man. But, if you listen to it, remember it faithfully, so that none which has reached you is lost, and endeavor to learn from it the meaning of the mystery which surrounds you. 