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You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: Heart's-ease + +Author: Phillips Brooks + +Release Date: December 18, 2008 [EBook #27563] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK HEART'S-EASE *** + + + + +Produced by Al Haines + + + + + +</pre> + + +<BR><BR> + +<A NAME="img-000a"></A> +<CENTER> +<IMG CLASS="imgcenter" SRC="images/img-000a.jpg" ALT="Cover art" BORDER="0" WIDTH="381" HEIGHT="507"> +</CENTER> + +<BR><BR> + +<A NAME="img-000b"></A> +<CENTER> +<IMG CLASS="imgcenter" SRC="images/img-000b.jpg" ALT="Inside cover" BORDER="0" WIDTH="373" HEIGHT="484"> +</CENTER> + +<BR><BR> + +<A NAME="img-000c"></A> +<CENTER> +<IMG CLASS="imgcenter" SRC="images/img-000c.jpg" ALT="Roses" BORDER="0" WIDTH="369" HEIGHT="486"> +</CENTER> + +<BR><BR> + +<A NAME="img-000d"></A> +<CENTER> +<IMG CLASS="imgcenter" SRC="images/img-000d.jpg" ALT="Title page" BORDER="0" WIDTH="369" HEIGHT="486"> +</CENTER> + +<BR><BR> + +<H1 ALIGN="center"> +Heart's-ease +</H1> + +<H1 ALIGN="center"> +from +</H1> + +<H1 ALIGN="center"> +Phillips Brooks +</H1> + +<BR><BR><BR> + +<H4 ALIGN="center"> +COPYRIGHT, 1909, BY +<BR> +CUPPLES & LEON COMPANY +<BR> +NEW YORK +</H4> + +<BR><BR> + +<DIV STYLE="background: url(images\img-001.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; +background-attachment: scroll"> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: 1.6in"> + +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 11em">Happiness is perfectly</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 10em">hollow unless there is a</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 9em">meaning behind it, unless it</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 8em">tells of intention somewhere, </SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 4em">unless it means love. "Eat and </SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 4em">drink and be merry" is not</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 4em">the end of it all.</SPAN><BR> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: 1.8in"> + +</DIV> + +<BR><BR> + +<DIV STYLE="background: url(images\img-002.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; +background-attachment: scroll"> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: 1.9in"> + +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 3em">Whoever, by a Christian word he speaks or by</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">a Christian life he lives, brings a new soul to see</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">the perfect life and take the perfect grace, has</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">poured out of his full hands a blessing on his</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">brother that leaves utterly out of sight any gift</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">that riches can bestow on poverty.</SPAN><BR> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: 1.8in"> + +</DIV> + +<BR> + +<IMG CLASS="imgleft" SRC="images/img-003.jpg" ALT="dropcap-w" BORDER="0" WIDTH="84" HEIGHT="105"> + +<P CLASS="noindent"> +e want a faith, a truth, a grace to help us +<I>now</I>, ... and we can have it. One who was man, +yet mightier than man, has walked the vale before +us. +</P> + +<P> +Every attempt to do right has a tendency to +reveal to us more spiritual ways of doing right, +and our need of spiritual helps in doing it. +</P> + +<P> +The thought of life is like that untouched line +we call the "sky," but which, when we try to +reach it, proves to be not one single line, but +an infinite depth ... stored with what strange +uses and benefactions we dare not say. +</P> + +<BR> + +<DIV STYLE="background: url(images\img-004.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; +background-attachment: scroll"> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: .4in"> + +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">Some men's faith only makes</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">itself visible; other men's lightens</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">everything within its reach.</SPAN><BR> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: 3in"> + +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 12em">There is positive proof</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 12em">in the single sunbeam of</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 12em">the existence of the sun.</SPAN><BR> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: .5in"> + +</DIV> + +<BR> + +<IMG CLASS="imgleft" SRC="images/img-005.jpg" ALT="dropcap-s" BORDER="0" WIDTH="83" HEIGHT="106"> + +<P CLASS="noindent"> +trike God's iron on the anvil, see God's goods +across the counter, put God's wealth in +circulation, teach God's children in the +school,—so shall the dust of your labor build +itself into a little sanctuary where you and God +may dwell together. +</P> + +<P> +Make truth your friend and guide in all your +hourly business,—truth of plan, and purpose, and +labor... Whoever will not bow before this +monarch you have crowned, let him be rebel to you. +</P> + +<P> +If you are not spiritually minded, do not wait +for mysterious light and vision. Go and give up +your dearest sin. Go and do what is right. Go +and put yourself thoroughly into the power of the +holiness of duty. +</P> + +<P> +All the world is an utterance of the Almighty. +</P> + +<BR> + +<DIV STYLE="background: url(images\img-006.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; +background-attachment: scroll"> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: 2in"> + +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 3em">It seems so far off,</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">that Cross of Jesus, and </SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">it really is so near! For</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">it is lifted up so high that </SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">the waves of time roll </SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">unheeded and unmeaning </SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">at its foot. It is the </SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">power of perfection for us</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">to-day.</SPAN><BR> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: 1in"> + +</DIV> + +<BR> + +<IMG CLASS="imgleft" SRC="images/img-007.jpg" ALT="dropcap-e" BORDER="0" WIDTH="82" HEIGHT="108"> + +<P CLASS="noindent"> +ach high achievement is a sign and token of the +whole nature's possibility. What a piece of the +man was for that shining moment, it is the duty +of the whole man to be always. +</P> + +<P> +May we not daily tread the same paths of holiness +and sorrow, joy and love, that Christ has +trodden, and see His footsteps on them still? +</P> + +<P> +Even if you have to force yourself to your +duty,—still, <I>do it</I>. Do your duty, even if +duty be wearisome and hard, for then you are in +the place where it can become joyous and easy to +you. +</P> + +<P> +We must answer for our actions; God will answer +for our powers. +</P> + +<BR> + +<A NAME="img-008"></A> +<CENTER> +<IMG CLASS="imgcenter" SRC="images/img-008.jpg" ALT="Graveyard scene" BORDER="0" WIDTH="369" HEIGHT="486"> +</CENTER> + +<BR> + +<IMG CLASS="imgleft" SRC="images/img-009.jpg" ALT="dropcap-s" BORDER="0" WIDTH="84" HEIGHT="107"> + +<P CLASS="noindent"> +ome day certainly the fog shall rise, the clouds +shall scatter, and in the perfect enlightenment +of the other life the soul shall see its Lord, +and be thankful for every darkest step that we +took towards Him here. +</P> + +<P> +Devotion is like the candle which Michael Angelo +used to carry stuck on his forehead in a +paste-board cap, and which kept his own shadow +from being cast upon his work when he was hewing +out his statues. +</P> + +<P> +David's pilgrims, going through the vale of +misery, "use it for a well." ... When they grew +thirsty they looked not merely farther on into +the heart of the future, but deeper down into the +bosom of the present. +</P> + +<P> +The sense of evil in life does not <I>deny</I>, but +implies the noblest capacities in men. +</P> + +<IMG CLASS="imgleft" SRC="images/img-010.jpg" ALT="dropcap-m" BORDER="0" WIDTH="81" HEIGHT="104"> + +<P CLASS="noindent"> +an must be a ray of the great sunshine under +whose touch some special flower may open, and +some special fruit fill itself with healthy and +nutritious juice, some little corner of the field +grow rich. +</P> + +<P> +Any honest task is capable of being so largely +conceived that he who enters into it may see, +stretching before him, the promise of things to +do and be, that will stir his enthusiasm and +satisfy his best desires. +</P> + +<P> +Your life cannot be frivolous or vulgar unless +you are frivolous or vulgar. He who complains of +his circumstances really complains of himself, +and is his own accuser. +</P> + +<P> +God is as willing that you should read your +lesson in the sunlight as in the storm. +</P> + +<BR> + +<DIV STYLE="background: url(images\img-011.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; +background-attachment: scroll"> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: .4in"> + +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 3em">Heaven at last</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">will be the perfect</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">sight of Christ.</SPAN><BR> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: 2.6in"> + +<P> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 12em">A life with no intention</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 12em">of God in it <I>must be</I></SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 12em">shallow.</SPAN><BR> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: .5in"> + +</DIV> + +<BR><BR> + +<IMG CLASS="imgleft" SRC="images/img-012.jpg" ALT="dropcap-t" BORDER="0" WIDTH="81" HEIGHT="108"> + +<P CLASS="noindent"> +he thoughtful trader believes that Trade, in its +ideal, is generous and beautiful. It is the +reality that he makes of it, by the way in which +he does it, that seems to him sordid. +</P> + +<P> +Character is the divinest thing on earth. It is +the one thing that you can put into the shop or +into the study, and be sure that the fire is +going to burn. +</P> + +<P> +Never does human nature seem so glorious and so +wicked all at once as when we stand before the +cross of Jesus! The most enthusiastic hopes, the +most profound humiliation, have found their +inspiration there. +</P> + +<P> +The only way to run from God is to run to Him. +The Infinite Knowledge is also the Infinite Pity. +</P> + +<BR> + +<A NAME="img-013"></A> +<CENTER> +<IMG CLASS="imgcenter" SRC="images/img-013.jpg" ALT="House and yard" BORDER="0" WIDTH="369" HEIGHT="486"> +</CENTER> + +<BR><BR> + +<A NAME="img-014"></A> +<CENTER> +<IMG CLASS="imgcenter" SRC="images/img-014.jpg" ALT="Stream and flowers" BORDER="0" WIDTH="369" HEIGHT="486"> +</CENTER> + +<BR> + +<IMG CLASS="imgleft" SRC="images/img-015.jpg" ALT="dropcap-n" BORDER="0" WIDTH="83" HEIGHT="107"> + +<P CLASS="noindent"> +ot simply His coming and His going, not simply +His birth, or death, but the living, total life +of Jesus is the world's salvation. And the Book +in which His life shines orbed and distinct is +the world's treasure. +</P> + +<P> +Remember we are debtors to the Good by birth, but +remember we may become debtors to the Bad by +life; and both debts—of service and +allegiance—must be paid alike. +</P> + +<P> +Not merely a Voice to be heard, but a Friend to +be loved, a Shepherd to be followed, a Bread to +be eaten,—so does the Christ of the Gospels +present Himself in word and sacrament and every +presentation of His personality. +</P> + +<P> +The tent-life is the true life until the building +of God, the "house not made with hands," is +reached. +</P> + +<BR> + +<A NAME="img-016"></A> +<CENTER> +<IMG CLASS="imgcenter" SRC="images/img-016.jpg" ALT="Flowers" BORDER="0" WIDTH="369" HEIGHT="486"> +</CENTER> + +<BR> + +<IMG CLASS="imgleft" SRC="images/img-017.jpg" ALT="dropcap-t" BORDER="0" WIDTH="83" HEIGHT="108"> + +<P CLASS="noindent"> +he visionary is the man who has no present; the +drudge is the man who has no future. To be saved +from being either,—that can come only by joining +a clear, sharp, solid work to large hopes and +great ambitions. +</P> + +<P> +Does not the soul, finding the heart of its +suffering full of joy, forget the mere rough +outside in which that heart of joy was folded? +</P> + +<P> +Ideality, magnanimity and bravery—these are what +make the heroes. The materialist, the sceptic +and the coward—he cannot be a hero. +</P> + +<P> +To believe is the true glory of existence. To +disbelieve is to give ourselves into the power of +death, and just so far to cease from living. +</P> + +<IMG CLASS="imgleft" SRC="images/img-018.jpg" ALT="dropcap-i" BORDER="0" WIDTH="82" HEIGHT="104"> + +<P CLASS="noindent"> +t is only in poor men and in the lower things +that success increases self-conceit. In every +high work and in men worthy of it, success is +always sure to bring humility. +</P> + +<P> +Our strength is measured by our plastic power... +Bricks and mortar are mortar and bricks until the +architect can make them into something else. +</P> + +<P> +A man who lives right, and is right, has more +power in his silence than another man by his +words. +</P> + +<P> +Oh! believe me that no man lives at his best to +whom life is not becoming better and better, +always aware of greater and greater forces, +capable of diviner and diviner deeds and joys. +</P> + +<BR> + +<A NAME="img-019"></A> +<CENTER> +<IMG CLASS="imgcenter" SRC="images/img-019.jpg" ALT="Sunset and pond" BORDER="0" WIDTH="369" HEIGHT="486"> +</CENTER> + +<BR> + +<IMG CLASS="imgleft" SRC="images/img-020.jpg" ALT="dropcap-g" BORDER="0" WIDTH="81" HEIGHT="106"> + +<P CLASS="noindent"> +od is omnipotent, and man is immortal. +Therefore be patient and work. The end shall +certainly be joy, not sorrow. The stone shall +roll away and the dead come forth. +</P> + +<P> +Optimism is a belief in a great purpose +underlying the world for good, absolutely certain +to fulfil itself somewhere, somehow. That must +have been what God saw when He looked upon the +world and called it "good." +</P> + +<P> +A hundred men stand on the shore and say: "There +is no land beyond." One brave and trustful man +like Columbus, believes that the complete world +is complete, and sails for a fair land beyond the +sea, and finds it. +</P> + +<P> +Put your faith where it will be safe; and the +only place where a faith ever can be safe is in +the shrine of an action. +</P> + +<BR> + +<DIV STYLE="background: url(images\img-021.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; +background-attachment: scroll"> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: 2.4in"> + +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 17em">I must have</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 14em">some notion in general</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 13em">of what I am alive </SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 12em">for, or I cannot live rightly </SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 11em">from hour to hour this evening </SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 10em">and to-morrow morning.</SPAN><BR> + +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 3em">Give our lives room to grow to truth, and they</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">will grow to symmetry; give them leave to ripen,</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">and they will richen too.</SPAN><BR> + +<BR> + +</DIV> + +<BR> + +<IMG CLASS="imgleft" SRC="images/img-022.jpg" ALT="dropcap-t" BORDER="0" WIDTH="79" HEIGHT="106"> + +<P CLASS="noindent"> +he only real way to "prepare to meet thy God" is +to live with thy God so that to meet Him shall be +nothing strange. +</P> + +<P> +It is not good for a man to devote himself to +preparation for dying. It is preparation for +living that you need. +</P> + +<P> +Our virtue should not be a deed, or a work, but a +growth—a growth like a tree's, always rising +higher from its own inward strength and sap. +</P> + +<P> +The moment that the face is turned away from the +dead past, and looks toward the living future, a +new power comes. Hope is awake, and hope is +infinite. +</P> + +<BR> + +<DIV STYLE="background: url(images\img-023.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; +background-attachment: scroll"> + +<BR STYLE="line-height: 4in"> + +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 3em">The gracious mercy that</SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">binds Omnipotence a willing </SPAN><BR> +<SPAN STYLE="margin-left: 2em">servant to every humble prayer!</SPAN><BR> + +<BR> + +</DIV> + +<BR> + +<IMG CLASS="imgleft" SRC="images/img-024.jpg" ALT="dropcap-s" BORDER="0" WIDTH="81" HEIGHT="106"> + +<P CLASS="noindent"> +elf-restraint and honesty and independence, if +they are the crown upon the head of a benignant +despotism, are the very lifeblood in the veins of +a self-governing republic. +</P> + +<P> +To be calm and serene, and yet to be full of +energy and hope of higher things,—this comes to +him whose life aims at the absolute. +</P> + +<P> +If you cannot argue, live! Be true and pure and +lofty and devout, and He who ever seeks the souls +of men shall find His way to some of them through +you. +</P> + +<P> +When a man means to be honest solely because +honesty is right, and not because honesty is +profitable, there is a perpetual and beautiful +tendency of his honesty to refine and deepen +itself. +</P> + +<P> +Dependence upon God makes the independence of men +in which are liberty and courage. +</P> + +<BR> + +<A NAME="img-025"></A> +<CENTER> +<IMG CLASS="imgcenter" SRC="images/img-025.jpg" ALT="Flowers" BORDER="0" WIDTH="369" HEIGHT="486"> +</CENTER> + +<BR><BR> + +<A NAME="img-026"></A> +<CENTER> +<IMG CLASS="imgcenter" SRC="images/img-026.jpg" ALT="Flowers" BORDER="0" WIDTH="369" HEIGHT="486"> +</CENTER> + +<BR> + +<IMG CLASS="imgleft" SRC="images/img-027.jpg" ALT="dropcap-t" BORDER="0" WIDTH="82" HEIGHT="106"> + +<P CLASS="noindent"> +here is a type of universal human life in +harmony with the best life of all the ages, in +tune with the sublimest and finest spiritual +music of the universe, which you can live in your +parlor and your shop. +</P> + +<P> +No beauty is really beautiful which in any way +hinders righteousness or weakens spiritual life. +</P> + +<P> +To every heart's experience comes its time of +desert-journeyings.... It eats its manna in the +wilderness. +</P> + +<P> +You can know nothing which you do not reverence. +You can see nothing before which you do not veil +your eyes. +</P> + +<P> +Repentance for safety, even for cleanness, is not +complete. The true motive is that God may be +glorified in us. +</P> + +<BR> + +<A NAME="img-028"></A> +<CENTER> +<IMG CLASS="imgcenter" SRC="images/img-028.jpg" ALT="Angel" BORDER="0" WIDTH="369" HEIGHT="486"> +</CENTER> + +<BR><BR> + +<A NAME="img-029"></A> +<CENTER> +<IMG CLASS="imgcenter" SRC="images/img-029.jpg" ALT="Inside back cover" BORDER="0" WIDTH="369" HEIGHT="486"> +</CENTER> + +<BR><BR><BR><BR> + + + + + + + + +<pre> + + + + + +End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Heart's-ease, by Phillips Brooks + +*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK HEART'S-EASE *** + +***** This file should be named 27563-h.htm or 27563-h.zip ***** +This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: + https://www.gutenberg.org/2/7/5/6/27563/ + +Produced by Al Haines + +Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions +will be renamed. + +Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no +one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation +(and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without +permission and without paying copyright royalties. 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You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: Heart's-ease + +Author: Phillips Brooks + +Release Date: December 18, 2008 [EBook #27563] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ASCII + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK HEART'S-EASE *** + + + + +Produced by Al Haines + + + + + + + + +[Illustration: Cover art] + + +[Illustration: Inside cover] + + +[Frontispiece: Roses] + + +[Illustration: Title page] + + + +Heart's-ease + +from + +Phillips Brooks + + + + + +COPYRIGHT, 1909, BY + +CUPPLES & LEON COMPANY + +NEW YORK + + + + +[Illustration: Flowers] + + +Happiness is perfectly hollow unless there is a +meaning behind it, unless it tells of intention +somewhere, unless it means love. "Eat and drink +and be merry" is not the end of it all. + + +[Illustration: Flowers] + + +Whoever, by a Christian word he speaks or by a +Christian life he lives, brings a new soul to see +the perfect life and take the perfect grace, has +poured out of his full hands a blessing on his +brother that leaves utterly out of sight any gift +that riches can bestow on poverty. + +We want a faith, a truth, a grace to help us +_now_, ... and we can have it. One who was man, +yet mightier than man, has walked the vale before +us. + +Every attempt to do right has a tendency to +reveal to us more spiritual ways of doing right, +and our need of spiritual helps in doing it. + +The thought of life is like that untouched line +we call the "sky," but which, when we try to +reach it, proves to be not one single line, but +an infinite depth ... stored with what strange +uses and benefactions we dare not say. + +Some men's faith only makes itself visible; other +men's lightens everything within its reach. + + +[Illustration: Flowers] + + +There is positive proof in the single sunbeam of +the existence of the sun. + +Strike God's iron on the anvil, see God's goods +across the counter, put God's wealth in +circulation, teach God's children in the +school,--so shall the dust of your labor build +itself into a little sanctuary where you and God +may dwell together. + +Make truth your friend and guide in all your +hourly business,--truth of plan, and purpose, and +labor... Whoever will not bow before this +monarch you have crowned, let him be rebel to you. + +If you are not spiritually minded, do not wait +for mysterious light and vision. Go and give up +your dearest sin. Go and do what is right. Go +and put yourself thoroughly into the power of the +holiness of duty. + +All the world is an utterance of the Almighty. + + +[Illustration: Cherubs, flowers] + + +It seems so far off, that Cross of Jesus, and it +really is so near! For it is lifted up so high +that the waves of time roll unheeded and +unmeaning at its foot. It is the power of +perfection for us to-day. + + +Each high achievement is a sign and token of the +whole nature's possibility. What a piece of the +man was for that shining moment, it is the duty +of the whole man to be always. + +May we not daily tread the same paths of holiness +and sorrow, joy and love, that Christ has +trodden, and see His footsteps on them still? + +Even if you have to force yourself to your +duty,--still, _do it_. Do your duty, even if +duty be wearisome and hard, for then you are in +the place where it can become joyous and easy to +you. + +We must answer for our actions; God will answer +for our powers. + + +[Illustration: Graveyard scene] + + +Some day certainly the fog shall rise, the clouds +shall scatter, and in the perfect enlightenment +of the other life the soul shall see its Lord, +and be thankful for every darkest step that we +took towards Him here. + +Devotion is like the candle which Michael Angelo +used to carry stuck on his forehead in a +paste-board cap, and which kept his own shadow +from being cast upon his work when he was hewing +out his statues. + +David's pilgrims, going through the vale of +misery, "use it for a well." ... When they grew +thirsty they looked not merely farther on into +the heart of the future, but deeper down into the +bosom of the present. + +The sense of evil in life does not _deny_, but +implies the noblest capacities in men. + +Man must be a ray of the great sunshine under +whose touch some special flower may open, and +some special fruit fill itself with healthy and +nutritious juice, some little corner of the field +grow rich. + +Any honest task is capable of being so largely +conceived that he who enters into it may see, +stretching before him, the promise of things to +do and be, that will stir his enthusiasm and +satisfy his best desires. + +Your life cannot be frivolous or vulgar unless +you are frivolous or vulgar. He who complains of +his circumstances really complains of himself, +and is his own accuser. + +God is as willing that you should read your +lesson in the sunlight as in the storm. + +Heaven at last will be the perfect sight of +Christ. + + +[Illustration: Flowers] + + +A life with no intention of God in it _must be_ +shallow. + +The thoughtful trader believes that Trade, in its +ideal, is generous and beautiful. It is the +reality that he makes of it, by the way in which +he does it, that seems to him sordid. + +Character is the divinest thing on earth. It is +the one thing that you can put into the shop or +into the study, and be sure that the fire is +going to burn. + +Never does human nature seem so glorious and so +wicked all at once as when we stand before the +cross of Jesus! The most enthusiastic hopes, the +most profound humiliation, have found their +inspiration there. + +The only way to run from God is to run to Him. +The Infinite Knowledge is also the Infinite Pity. + + +[Illustration: House and yard] + + +[Illustration: Stream and flowers] + + +Not simply His coming and His going, not simply +His birth, or death, but the living, total life +of Jesus is the world's salvation. And the Book +in which His life shines orbed and distinct is +the world's treasure. + +Remember we are debtors to the Good by birth, but +remember we may become debtors to the Bad by +life; and both debts--of service and +allegiance--must be paid alike. + +Not merely a Voice to be heard, but a Friend to +be loved, a Shepherd to be followed, a Bread to +be eaten,--so does the Christ of the Gospels +present Himself in word and sacrament and every +presentation of His personality. + +The tent-life is the true life until the building +of God, the "house not made with hands," is +reached. + + +[Illustration: Flowers] + + +The visionary is the man who has no present; the +drudge is the man who has no future. To be saved +from being either,--that can come only by joining +a clear, sharp, solid work to large hopes and +great ambitions. + +Does not the soul, finding the heart of its +suffering full of joy, forget the mere rough +outside in which that heart of joy was folded? + +Ideality, magnanimity and bravery--these are what +make the heroes. The materialist, the sceptic +and the coward--he cannot be a hero. + +To believe is the true glory of existence. To +disbelieve is to give ourselves into the power of +death, and just so far to cease from living. + +It is only in poor men and in the lower things +that success increases self-conceit. In every +high work and in men worthy of it, success is +always sure to bring humility. + +Our strength is measured by our plastic power... +Bricks and mortar are mortar and bricks until the +architect can make them into something else. + +A man who lives right, and is right, has more +power in his silence than another man by his +words. + +Oh! believe me that no man lives at his best to +whom life is not becoming better and better, +always aware of greater and greater forces, +capable of diviner and diviner deeds and joys. + + +[Illustration: Sunset and pond] + + +God is omnipotent, and man is immortal. +Therefore be patient and work. The end shall +certainly be joy, not sorrow. The stone shall +roll away and the dead come forth. + +Optimism is a belief in a great purpose +underlying the world for good, absolutely certain +to fulfil itself somewhere, somehow. That must +have been what God saw when He looked upon the +world and called it "good." + +A hundred men stand on the shore and say: "There +is no land beyond." One brave and trustful man +like Columbus, believes that the complete world +is complete, and sails for a fair land beyond the +sea, and finds it. + +Put your faith where it will be safe; and the +only place where a faith ever can be safe is in +the shrine of an action. + + +[Illustration: Flowers] + + +I must have some notion in general of what I am +alive for, or I cannot live rightly from hour to +hour this evening and to-morrow morning. + +Give our lives room to grow to truth, and they +will grow to symmetry; give them leave to ripen, +and they will richen too. + +The only real way to "prepare to meet thy God" is +to live with thy God so that to meet Him shall be +nothing strange. + +It is not good for a man to devote himself to +preparation for dying. It is preparation for +living that you need. + +Our virtue should not be a deed, or a work, but a +growth--a growth like a tree's, always rising +higher from its own inward strength and sap. + +The moment that the face is turned away from the +dead past, and looks toward the living future, a +new power comes. Hope is awake, and hope is +infinite. + + +[Illustration: Flowers] + + +The gracious mercy that binds Omnipotence a +willing servant to every humble prayer! + +Self-restraint and honesty and independence, if +they are the crown upon the head of a benignant +despotism, are the very lifeblood in the veins of +a self-governing republic. + +To be calm and serene, and yet to be full of +energy and hope of higher things,--this comes to +him whose life aims at the absolute. + +If you cannot argue, live! Be true and pure and +lofty and devout, and He who ever seeks the souls +of men shall find His way to some of them through +you. + +When a man means to be honest solely because +honesty is right, and not because honesty is +profitable, there is a perpetual and beautiful +tendency of his honesty to refine and deepen +itself. + +Dependence upon God makes the independence of men +in which are liberty and courage. + + +[Illustration: Flowers] + + +[Illustration: Flowers] + + +There is a type of universal human life in +harmony with the best life of all the ages, in +tune with the sublimest and finest spiritual +music of the universe, which you can live in your +parlor and your shop. + +No beauty is really beautiful which in any way +hinders righteousness or weakens spiritual life. + +To every heart's experience comes its time of +desert-journeyings.... It eats its manna in the +wilderness. + +You can know nothing which you do not reverence. +You can see nothing before which you do not veil +your eyes. + +Repentance for safety, even for cleanness, is not +complete. 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