13 Quotes by Rodney Collin

True humility is connected with giving up the luxury of worrying about ourselves – it makes no difference whether it is in the form of vanity about our achievements or doubts that we can do what is required of us. Both are preoccupation about ourselves, and preoccupied with oneself one cannot see what is needed nor be open to receive the help which is pouring down upon us all the time, and which if we trust in it can enable us to do the impossible.

Suffering is not avoided, and is even sought for, simply because it is the hardest thing for man to deal with, and the greatest test of his acquired power of separating his consciousness from his bodily manifestations and looking down upon these objectively.

No one remains discouraged by his own failures except he who was vain enough to believe himself above all failure.

Nothing is ever finally achieved till death, and even that must at the same time be merely a new beginning with new equipment.