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Updated: May 3, 2025
Our thoughts and emotions are the silent, subtle forces that are constantly externalising themselves in kindred forms in our outward material world. Like creates like, and like attracts like. As is our prevailing type of thought, so is our prevailing type and our condition of life.
Mere deliverance from the Roman yoke was all the salvation that the mass wanted or expected, and the tragedy of the Cross was foreshadowed in this prophecy which declares an inward emancipation from sin as the true work of Mary's unborn Son. We can discern the Jewish error in externalising and materialising the conception of salvation, but many of us repeat it in essence.
The final fact of human nature is emotion, crystallising itself in thought and language, externalising itself in action and art. 'What, said Novalis, 'are thoughts but pale dead feelings? Admitting this even in part, we cannot deny to music an emotional content of some kind.
You must go deeper than these 'pills to cure an earthquake' it is the soul, the individual will that is diseased; and the one cure for the world's evil is that it should be right with God; and that loyal, hearty obedience by Christ should be in it. Lessons for Christian men as to hasty externalising of the kingdom: Theocracies, State Churches, and the like.
It is only a peculiarly endowed person who can move the board, one capable not only of exercising the necessary will power, but also of externalising it a very rare power. Hence the small number of successes.
No poet creates a Hamlet unless he has brooded long and almost unconsciously on the deeper things that make up the inner life; such a figure, forever externalising the profounder and more obscure phases of being, is born of secret and habitual contact with the deepest experiences and the most fundamental problems.
It little dreamed that they were, by their very existence, the evidence of the fact that the Church had not defended itself against the world. Its dogma was the Hellenisation of its thought. Its organisation was the Romanising of its life. Its canon and ritual were the externalising, and conventionalising of its spirit and enthusiasm.
"Can't you see that you're simply externalising your own emotions? That's what you men are always doing; it's so barbarously naive. You feel one of your loose desires for some woman, and because you desire her strongly you immediately accuse her of luring you on, of deliberately provoking and inviting the desire. You have the mentality of savages.
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