I figure... ...that the people are now more deeply…
““I figure... ...that the people are now more deeply conscious than ever before in history of the existence and functioning principles of universal, inexorable physical laws; of the pervading, quietly counseling truth within each and every one of us; of the power of love; and--each man by himself--of his own developing, dynamic relationship with his own conception of the Almightiness of the All-Knowing. ...that our contemporaries just don't wear their faith on their sleeves anymore. ...that people have removed faith from their sleeves because they found out for themselves that faith is much too important for careless display. Now they are willing to wait out the days and years for the truthful events, encouraged individually from within; and the more frequently the dramatic phrases advertising love, patriotism, fervent belief, morals, and good fellowship are plagiarized, appropriated and exhibited in the show windows of the world by the propaganda whips for indirect and ulterior motives, no matter how meager the compromise--the more do people withdraw within themselves and shun taking issue with the nauseating perversions, though eternally exhibiting quiet indifference, nonchalance or even cultivating seemingly ignorant acceptance.””
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
The quote reflects a belief that modern people are increasingly aware of universal truths and inner love, yet they hide faith, becoming inward and indifferent to superficial slogans and propaganda.
In simple terms: People are more aware but hide faith, becoming indifferent to shallow slogans.
Cultivate inner awareness and authentic expression.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- personal growth
- public discourse
- media literacy
- community building
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How can we express inner convictions authentically?
- What role does media play in shaping public faith?
Hidden faith may lead to disengagement and lack of collective action.