00:00The outward conditions of life are the expression of the inward life.
00:05James Allen
00:09Man is buffeted by fate so long as he believes himself to be the sport of circumstance.
00:15James Allen
00:19Circumstances do not create man, man creates circumstances.
00:24James Allen
00:28As the physically active man finds the world a better place than the idle man, so the mentally active man
00:34finds his inner world more satisfying than the indolent one.
00:39James Allen
00:42The thought form is a force, and it works in the world of mind as surely as the physical force
00:48works in the world of matter.
00:50James Allen
00:54Man is made or unmade by himself.
00:58James Allen
01:01A man is where he is because he put himself there in circumstances only go to show him where he
01:07is.
01:08James Allen
01:12The mind is the master weaver, both of the inner garment of character and the outer garment of circumstance.
01:20James Allen
01:23Until we learn to rule ourselves, we shall be ruled by others.
01:28James Allen
01:31The soul's environment is the soul itself.
01:36James Allen
01:39Self-control is strength, right thought is mastery, calmness is power.
01:45James Allen
01:49Good thoughts bear good fruit, bad thoughts bear bad fruit.
01:53James Allen
01:54James Allen
01:56The dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dream with open eyes, to make it
02:03possible.
02:04James Allen
02:08The outer world is a reflection of the inner world.
02:12James Allen
02:13James Allen
02:16Hold fast to the good, and it will hold fast to the good, and it will hold fast to you.
02:20James Allen
02:34James Allen
02:38The man who worries is the man who is always worrying about something he cannot control.
02:44James Allen
02:48The mind is like a garden, and thoughts are the seeds.
02:52If you sow good seeds, you will reap a good harvest.
02:56James Allen
02:57James Allen
03:15The mind of the dayוא
03:15The mind is the man who disappears.
03:15James Allen
03:15James Allen
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