Growth of consciousness does not depend on the might of the intellect but on the conviction of the heart.
Unless we recognize a higher power to whom we are responsible and who observes and knows our actions, we will not transcend the selfishness of our character and the subjectivity of our intellect. If each person is the final arbiter of right and wrong, then __ight_ for him or her will be what he or she desires, regardless of its consequences for the other inhabitants of Earth.
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Unless we recognize a higher power to whom we are responsible and who observes and knows our actions, we will not transcend the selfishness of our character and the subjectivity of our intellect. If each person is the final arbiter of right and wrong, then __ight_ for him or her will be what he or she desires, regardless of its consequences for the other inhabitants of Earth.
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