Panguitch Progress | 1916-10-20 | Page 3 | Thinking and Acting

il thinking and acting we read our papers and find tales t suii buffering ering poverty hardship pity indignation a desire to better conditions eions a warm sense of our common huni humanity anity la Is stirred within us that i in thought pleading to be embodied in achon if iffe we permit it to remain t initta onn sed ea we have hare depleted our force awe are letting the steam escape the next time emotion will tend to seek the same bame channel and evaporate this to Is death to resolution forceful charac tr ter if we are to be strong alert to ajeet each emergency mer gency of life we must put pat into immediate action every high motional emotional prompting william james ays it Is not in the moment of their forming coming but bui in the moment of their producing motor effects that resolves resolve and aspirations communicate the new dew amt W to io the brain