perspective
24 subentries
- perspective (118:10.13)
- acquire long-distance view of destiny (156:5.8)
- awareness that God and divine hosts are on our side (101:10.9)
- comprehension of Deity’s relation to cosmos helpful to man’s cosmic orientation (118:1.1)
- danger of losing one’s sense of proportion (50:1.2-3)
- each generation smiles at its ancestors’ foolish superstitions (86:6.5)
- gain true p. from studying origin, history, and destiny of situation (19:1.5-12)
- gaze upon universe from within – God’s viewpoint (101:10.9)
- grasping eternal goal-meanings in seemingly insignificant time-space activities (43:8.10)
- increasing time frame makes God’s will more discernible (12:7.2,7)
- individual’s lifetime is yardstick for time measurement (65:8.3)
- insight into wholeness of past-present-future events (118:1.8)
- lesser matters should give way before greater (162:8.3)
- logical thought is within frame of postulates; all are erroneous to greater or lesser degree (115:1.1)
- man defending family from saber-toothed tiger (100:4.5)
- man needs sustenance of a cosmic perspective (99:7.2)
- one-eyed person cannot visualize depth (130:4.4)
- present is trivial divorced from past and future (160:2.9)
- religion provides goal above temporal objectives (99:7.2)
- rest and relaxation shrink size of problems (143:3.3)
- see evil against background of good (195:5.12-13)
- those able to observe wider stretches discover divine oneness which overspreads all (56:0.2)
- values and facts must not become disproportionate (143:6.3)
- vastness of God’s plan makes it impossible to see much in one life (32:5.1-2)
- when clouds gather overhead, look beyond mists of mortal uncertainty (108:6.8)
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- mortal mind 91
- wisdom 43
- destiny 27
- philosophy 34
- Urantia Papers 49
- cosmology 4
- logic 14