Why do you say, "I do not accuse myself of selfishness"?
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Selfishness
When you see
someone who seems to be selfish, what will you say? You will say, "Spirit
never formulates in selfishness." Or you will say, "Truth never
expresses in selfishness." And you will be sure to say, "I do not
accuse myself or my world of selfishness."
Why do you say, "I do not accuse myself of selfishness"?
Because
every person you see is the expression of your own traits of character. When he
is set right, you are set right. The business man you know best represents your
business matters. Get him prosperous and satisfied, and you will be prosperous
and satisfied. The musician you know best expresses one of your ideas on some
subject. Get that idea right and he will be a fine musician. The singer whose
voice you do not enjoy is one of your own thoughts out of chord with God. Tell
her mentally that she is the voice of the Holy Spirit to you, and that you will
not feel her imperfection. She will be gone from your ears, and her mission to
you will be plain. You will feel a love, a warmth towards the Spirit that will
soon bring the good news about something quite different from singing.Why do you say, "I do not accuse myself of selfishness"?
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