L. W. Rogers

We may be either the suffering slaves of nature or the happy masters of her laws.

It is the natural right of every human being to be happy—to escape all the miseries of life.

Perfect wisdom is unshadowed joy.

old method of education was to store the mind with as many facts, or supposed facts, as could be accumulated and to give a certain exterior polish to the personality.

The higher the consciousness is raised the further the horizon of knowledge extends and the clairvoyant is able to hand down information that appears quite miraculous; but it is perfectly natural. If a certain person were born blind and had never understood any more about eyesight than most people understand about clairvoyance;

the process of unconscious evolution and submit to nature's whip and spur that continuously urge the thoughtless and indifferent forward until they finally reach the goal.

We are not the same being, physically, mentally or spiritually, any two days in succession.

We grow to be like the things we think about.

plain language, apathy, inaction, idleness, uselessness, is the road to degeneration.

So we grow, physically, mentally and morally, by activity, by exercise of the organs or the faculties we desire to possess. It is only by the constant exercise of these things that we can grow at all.