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KOSICEUCIAN PHILOSOPHY
attitude that is free from covetousness and is frankly
honest and helpful, we shall call out the best in other
people. Therefore let us realize that it is not until we
have cultivated the better qualities in ourselves that we can
expect to find them in others. We are thus in very truth
responsible for our thoughts, we are indeed the keepers of
our brothers, for as we think when we meet them, so do
we appear to them, and they reflect our attitude. Applying
the foregoing principle, if we want to obtain help to
cultivate those better qualities, let us seek the company
of people who are already good, for their attitude of mind
will be of immense help to us to call forth in us the finer
qualities.
QUESTION No. 17.
// a person is constantly bothered ly evil thoughts which
keep coming into his mind, although he is constantly fighting
them, is there any way in which he can cleanse his
mind so that he will think only pure and good thoughts?
Answer: Yes, there is, and a very easy way at that.
The inquirer has himself suggested the chief difficulty in
his question, when he says that he is constantly fighting