But our highest ideals do not bless unless they come down and take on flesh.

In that self-committal to the ideal we desire to express, all conflict is dispersed

The ideal man is always seeking a new incarnation but unless we, ourselves, offer him human parentage, he is incapable of birth.

Ideas do not bless unless they descend from Heaven and take flesh.

I must give it human parentage. It cannot of itself be born, for unless I myself become it, it cannot be born

But nothing blesses a man unless it comes down from its heavenly state and takes on flesh. You are the only one who can clothe it in reality.

The ideal we serve and hope to achieve is ready for a new incarnation; but unless we offer it human parentage it is incapable of birth.

Your ideal is waiting to be incarnated, but unless you yourself offer it human parentage it is incapable of birth.