As A Man Thinketh, James Allen

Question 1

Good thoughts bear good fruit,

Answer 1

Bad thoughts bad fruit

Question 2

As the reaper of his own harvest,

Answer 2

man learns both by suffering and bliss

Question 3

Circumstance does not make the man;

Answer 3

it reveals him to himself

Question 4

Men do not attract that which they want,

Answer 4

but that which they are

Question 5

Men are anxious to improve their circumstances,

Answer 5

but unwilling to improve themselves; they therefore remain bound

Question 6

You are the sole author

Answer 6

of your condition

Question 7

A man cannot directly choose his circumstances,

Answer 7

but he can choose his thoughts, and so indirectly, yet surely, shape his circumstances

Question 8

Doubt and fear are

Answer 8

the great enemies of knowledge

Question 9

Achievement is

Answer 9

the crown of effort, the diadem of thought

Question 10

You will always gravitate toward

Answer 10

That which you secretly most love

Question 11

They do not know the darkness and the heartaches;

Answer 11

They see only the light and joy, and call it “luck”

Question 12

Calmness of mind is

Answer 12

one of the beautiful jewels of wisdom