Thomas Moore and Norman Vincent PeopleWednesday, October 11, 2006Every Wednesday I pick out some of the better motivational quotes I can find. There are a lot and many fall flat. It takes some digging before I find several that I want to share with you. Thomas Moore was a monk and Norman Vincent Peale was a controversial preacher. Both men have great motivational quotes. Both men were not afraid to swim upstream and face their adversaries. They are both fascinating men and I encourage you to read more about them. "The spirit is fascinated by the future, wants to know the meaning of everything, and would like to stretch, if not break altogether, the laws of nature through technology or prayer. It is full of ideals and ambition, and is a necessary, rewarding, and inspiring aspect of human life. The soul is...embedded in the details of ordinary, everyday experience. In the spirit we try to transcend our humanity; in the soul, we try to enter our humanity fully and realize it completely." - Thomas Moore "Practice hope. As hopefulness becomes a habit, you can achieve a permanently happy spirit." -Norman Vincent Peale posted at 10/11/2006 08:00:00 AM |
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If you're interested in Thomas Moore's work, check out http://barque.blogspot.com. A section of it draws attention to Moore's online writings and they'd offer additional quotes.
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