“We must change ourselves from a race that admires
jerk and snap for their own sakes, and looks down upon low voices and quiet
ways as dull, to one that, on the contrary, has calm for its ideal, and for
their own sakes loves harmony, dignity, and ease.” — American
philosopher and psychologist William James (1842-1910), “The Gospel of Relaxation” (1911)Thursday, March 2, 2017
Quote of the Day (William James, on Learning to Relax)
“We must change ourselves from a race that admires
jerk and snap for their own sakes, and looks down upon low voices and quiet
ways as dull, to one that, on the contrary, has calm for its ideal, and for
their own sakes loves harmony, dignity, and ease.” — American
philosopher and psychologist William James (1842-1910), “The Gospel of Relaxation” (1911)
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