Language Is The Rubicon That Divides Man

All Ancient Books Which Have Once Been Called Sacred By Man, Will Have Their Lasting Place In The History Of Mankind, And Those Who Possess The Courage, The Perseverance, And The Self-denial Of The True Miner, And Of The True Scholar, Will Find Even In The Darkest And Dustiest Shafts What They Are Seeking For,-real Nuggets Of Thought, And Precious Jewels Of Faith And Hope.

No One Who Has Not Examined Patiently And Honestly The Other Religions Of The World Can Know What Christianity Really Is, Or Can Join With Such Truth And Sincerity In The Words Of St. Paul, "i Am Not Ashamed Of The Gospel Of Christ.

Is It Sin, Which Makes The Worm A Chrysalis, And The Chrysalis A Butterfly, And The Butterfly Dust?

In The History Of The World The Vedas Fill A Gap Which No Literary Work In Any Other Language Could Fill. I Maintain That To Everybody Who Cares For Himself For His Ancestors For His Intellectual Development A Study Of The Vedic Literature Is Indeed Indispensable.

There Is No Book In The World That Is So Thrilling, Stirring And Inspiring As The Upanishads.