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‘Paskele 1623'- 1662. 7 | Our dignity consists in the thought. We mst work to think well, that's the principle of morals. | 7 Lamartine 1790: ~- 18609. Human thoughts, the same as God, make the world by their imagina- tion. Goethe 1749 - 18325 Great thoughts end a pure heart that! s it what we ought to ask from Gods Goethe. Each productivity of hichect kind, each experience, each great thought which bea’s fruit and has consequences, is in nobody's power and is raised over all human vower. Such a thing man should look et as an unexpected present from above which he ha: to re- ceive with joyful thanks and adore it. In such events men has of- | ten to be locked at as a tool, a vessel found worthy of the recep= tion of divine influence. Schopenhzuer 1766 - 1838. How few are thinking right of those who think little. How many never think, who mean they ere thinking. Carlyle 1795 - 1837. The thought of man is the real miraculous virtue by which man works. All what he does and. aavences is: the cover of a thought. Tennyson = Think rightly. A good day is following the thought. uittond Harrison 1831. A thou,ht vhich seized roots is like a living plant and will grow like a plant. Trine Ralph Waldo ~ 1920, May all evil flee the good And all weakness yield the power. For the thought benefits the human mind If finally it get in uuity with God. Jesus ‘Christ. | "As Jesic saw their thoughts". "Jesus perceived their thoughts." "In the heart there arise bad thouzhts."" "What are you thinking in your heart?" oo You see here clearly that all these well-known men recommended ‘