MOTHER GOOSE for BIG FOLKS.

"There was a man in our town,

And he was wondrous wise.

He jumped into a bramble bush

And scratched out both his eyes;

And when he found his eyes were out,

With all his might and main,

He jumped into another bush

And scratched them in again.”
 This rhyme of “Mother Goose" veils one of the most stupendous truths, whose facts are being proven daily: viz., man's own responsibility in making conditions for himself.

Emma Curtis Hopkins: The "teacher of teachers".

All your affairs, as you now look at them, represent your former way of thinking.
They are held together by the glue of your former ideas.
Now if you withdraw that glue, what can you expect, but that your affairs will all fall to pieces to let new affairs, representing your new way of thinking establish themselves. -Emma Curtis Hopkins