“Luck, good or bad, is the invisible play of mind upon affairs, the effect of mental aptitudes and habits which are not in sight, but which work and bring forth their due issues.” MindPlayIssuesEffectsHabitSightLuckAffairDuesInvisibleAptitude Author:James Vila Blake
“It is worth thought what kind of mind or condition or disposition is open to flattery; for poison would not be spread if the rats ate it not.” IfsMindKindConditionsSpreadPoisonDispositionRatsFlattery Author:James Vila Blake
“As but a swift glance is enough to catch the glory of a great landscape, or only a little lingering is necessary to observe many peculiar beauties in it, so but a brief turn of the mind to sublime thoughts will give us their light and power.” GivingMindLittlesEnoughLightTurnsGloryLandscapePeculiarSublimeGlancesLingeringPower Of Thought Author:James Vila Blake