Spiritual Timber - Dobrin, Arthur
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From the richness of philosophies and religions, this book presents the spiritual timber from which to construct a life of compassion and justice. The aphorisms present material from which a home can be constructed, one with air and light, shutters thrown open and doors ajar. It is a home of shelter, protection and warmth, love and happiness. Here are some thoughts to help build such a life: · Generosity of spirit creates a life worth living. · Never promote yourself at another's expense. · A thoughtful person thinks for herself; a thoughtless person thinks only of herself. · Allow each person…mehr

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From the richness of philosophies and religions, this book presents the spiritual timber from which to construct a life of compassion and justice. The aphorisms present material from which a home can be constructed, one with air and light, shutters thrown open and doors ajar. It is a home of shelter, protection and warmth, love and happiness. Here are some thoughts to help build such a life: · Generosity of spirit creates a life worth living. · Never promote yourself at another's expense. · A thoughtful person thinks for herself; a thoughtless person thinks only of herself. · Allow each person the dignity of his or her own labor. · Wealth justly gained is honorable; wealth unjustly gained is dishonorable; wealth kept for one's self is shameful. · Owning things isn't bad; being owned by things is bad. · Goodness is a gift from those who went before. Therefore, make things better for those who come after.
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Arthur Dobrin is an American author of more than 30 books, seven of which are published by NsemiaInc. He is Professor Emeritus of University Studies at Hofstra University and Leader Emeritus of the Ethical Humanist Society of Long Island. He and his wife Lyn lived in Kenya twice, have visited often and have generations of friends there.