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Genesis 8:22 ('while the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest... shall not cease') read as the law of identical harvest: as a man sows so shall he reap, each thing after its kind. Neville's seedtime is the moment of emotional response, the attitude taken to what one sees, hears or imagines; the harvest is the event met later. Because the seed is an attitude, one can plant deliberately, for oneself or another, by rejoicing in the imagined fulfilment.

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Genesis 8:22 | while the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, hot and cold, summer and winter, day and night shall not cease
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Our attitudes are the seedtimes of life

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The states in which we find ourselves are the seed time. The harvest is simply the encountering of events and circumstances of life.
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So that’s what I mean by seedtime and harvest; the importance of the right attitude
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“while the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, hot and cold, summer and winter, day and night shall not cease.”
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there must be a seedtime
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If man could only remember these moments of seedtime, he would never be surprised when the harvest appears in his world.
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Feel the joy that is theirs, and that moment is seedtime for them.
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you feel the thrill of witnessing it within. That is seedtime.
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at that moment of response that was a changed attitude in regard to that friend - at that moment you planted
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That moment is the moment of planting.
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Our attitudes are the seedtimes of life
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because you have planted the world. You have your seedtime.
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I am producing in myself that emotional response necessary for seedtime.
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I am producing within myself a certain positive, deliberate, emotional response, and that very moment that I do it, is seedtime.
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all these things are the harvest of things you and I have planted
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You can’t plant one thing and expect to grow something other than what you planted. And so, whatever you plant you plant it in your own wonderful Imagination by assuming that you are what you want to be.
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“We must not insist now or in the future on the friendship of France. Nothing can alter the fundamental fact that they do not like us in France and never will...”
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there were eight men who met in Chicago. They had a greater wealth among the eight of them than the national income from taxation of this country. Within eight years, seven of them either died in poverty, or were in prison, or committed suicide.
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If that is what they believe, that is what they are reaping: the law of identical harvest. They believed it and checked it in the secret archives of the Foreign Office, and then forty-three years later out comes the opposition
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