DAILY THEOSOPHY QUOTES
Sunday 18th January 2015
“The very best I can say to you is that, as you know, all our troubles
in life arise from ourselves, no matter how much they may seem to come from the outside; we are all parts of the one great whole, and if you try to centre your mind upon that fact, and to remember that those things that seem to trouble you are really due to your own way of looking at the world and life, you will probably grow more contented in mind. It is your own mind you should watch, and not the circumstances in which you are placed. Others have been in worse circumstances than what you think surround you, and have not been disturbed as you seem to be. It must be, therefore, that it is the way you yourself look at this thing; stop looking at it, then, in that way and look at everything in a contented spirit, feeling sure that they are all more or less illusionary, and you will do better.”
– William Q. Judge, Letters That Have Helped Me, p. 176
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See also: Who was William Quan Judge?, The Welcome Influence of William Q. Judge, A Right Understanding of Karma, The Personal Self in the Light of Theosophy, Can there be Unmerited Suffering? and Helpful Hints for Spiritual Progress.
~ Blavatsky Theosophy Group UK ~
