Henry Baird Favill, AB, MD, LL.D., 1860-1916, a ... - University Library

634 HENRY BAIRD FAVILL
a matter of fact, when you have gotten to the point where
you can say without reservation, "I do not want anything
of my neighbor's; I want my neighbor to have everything
that belongs to him," the tables are suddenly turned and it
is difficult to stop things from crowding in upon you.
This whole question of unselfishness does not need to be
complicated, difficult — the deciding between one course of
action or another.
The only thing that you have got to
decide really is: — "How down inside of myself do I feel
toward others?" And, if down inside of yourself you can
feel toward others in keeping with this proposition, the
details will take care of themselves.
question to decide.
You will then have no