Excerpt from The Spirit of the Work, Vol. 1
The fallacy of with-holding facts of Nature because they present the "Destructive Principle"; "The Great Psychological Crime" points its readers to facts of Nature not to frighten them, but to enable them to walk in the way of safety; Intellectual vanity a universal characteristic among men; Obtrusive Personality - Boastfulness - Dogmatism - The Psychology of Criticism - Volubility - Discretion Sensitiveness - Obtrusiveness; Men's attitude toward women;
Self-indulgence; The Spiritual Environment of the tobacco user and its dangers; The Great School not a Prohibition Society; The use of tobacco adds nothing to the Constructive side of man's nature; Its effects upon the tissues of the human body, as well as its presence, is detrimental to all who hope to make the personal demonstration of another life by Constructive methods;
Taking things for granted; The Great School not a Free Employment Bureau, nor an indiscriminate money lender; The Great School does not concern itself with the principle of affinity except as a purely scientific principle; Man's Personal responsibility to home, wife and children; As a matter of personal honor and public morals, we are bound to obey the laws of the land; Do not take for granted a single thing in your mutual relations as Students and Friends of this School and Work merely because you are Students; The Great School stands for the highest expression of Morality; Students are not introduced to one another for the purpose of influencing them to trust each other in money matters
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