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One must keep, and remain faithful to, a high mood if one would walk with the highest: every high mood opens the door to a higher level, the swift echo of every mood appears in one's circumstances, and a new life begins with a change of mood; the heights too were meant for habitation. In 1948 it is the colt ridden into Jerusalem and Rahab staying in the upper room while the walls fall.

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we must keep a high mood if we would walk with the highest
Every high mood of man is the opening of the door to a higher level for him
In the creation of a new life we must begin at the beginning, with a change of mood
the heights, also, were meant for habitation

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The strange thing is that as we keep the high mood and do not fall, others cushion the blows.
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Discipline your mind that you may remain faithful to a high mood and ride it triumphantly into Jerusalem
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And learn then to sustain that mood.
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So assume within the mood that would be yours were you already the man that you want to be. Sustain that mood, occupy it as often as you can
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That is, we must keep a high mood if we would walk with the highest.
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In the creation of a new life we must begin at the beginning, with a change of mood. Every high mood of man is the opening of the door to a higher level for him.
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he knows he must keep a high mood if he would walk with the highest
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