
A small spark can start a great fire.
- Topic: Action, Motivation, Possibility
- Location: Glacier National Park
- Photo: Jeffrey Benjamin
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Suppose your whole world seems to rock on its foundations. Hold on steadily, let it rock, and when the rocking is over, the picture will have reassembled itself into something much nearer to your heart's desire.
› Emmet Fox
Bless a thing and it will bless you. Curse it and it will curse you. . . If you bless a situation, it has no power to hurt you, and even if it is troublesome for a time, it will gradually fade out, if you sincerely bless it.
› Emmet Fox
Man is a mental being, and to know this is the first step on the road to freedom, for as long as you believe yourself to be primarily physical, you will remain in bondage, that is to say, to your own habits of thought, for there is no other bondage.
› Emmet Fox
If you have no time for prayer and meditation, you will have lots of time for sickness and trouble.
› Emmet Fox
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