The ideas of the moral order and of God belong to the ineradicable substrate of the human soul.
dreamsby c. G. Jung
The study of medicine consists on the one hand in storing up in the mind an enormous number of facts, which are simply memorized without any real knowledge of their foundations, and on the other hand in learning practical skills, which have to be acquired on the principle, “Don’t think, act!” Thus it is that, of all the professionals, the medical man has the least opportunity of developing the function of thinking.
For underlying all philosophies and all religions are the facts of the human soul, which may ultimately be the arbiters of truth and error.
That we are bound to the earth does not mean that we cannot grow; on the contrary it is the sine qua non of growth. No noble, well-grown tree ever disowned its dark roots, for it grows not only upward but downward as well.
