Provo Daily Enquirer | 1893-07-26 | Page 2 | Gems of Thought

I 1 aig GM 6 df I 1 THou artT v HE therefore who assumes as a principle that nothing bothin is to be believed until it is seen an and understood can never believe for spiritual and celestial things are neither seen with the eyes nor grasped by the imagination balzac THE TuE human mind is confined and restricted strict ed by skepticism but when opened by spiritual illumination it is capable of rising to great altitudes and of apprehending pre hending many things in their true and ultimate significance george frederic parsons IT would seem according to mine sand that the solo sole business of life is love that life itself that is to say action in its most varied forms has no other end or occupation before having loved one does not live when on one I 1 no longer loves or is loved one ohe has scarcely the right to live on this alone to love to be loved gives value to existence caro