Jacob's Hands: A FableLaura Archera Huxley
Jacob's Hands: A Fable
by Laura Archera Huxley, Christopher Isherwood, Aldous Huxley
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From WikiquoteThere are almost as many ways of helping people to feel better as there are human beings.
Our creative potential has many aspects, but undoubtedly the most important one is to make good use of ourselves and what we are here and now, at each successive moment.
Let us initiate a change in ourselves, for then, and then only, shall we be able to effect a change in other people. When we change, others change too. And circumstances change in a manner that is almost miraculous. The initial change has to come from inside ourselves.
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